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CHILD STABBED BY
HER MOTHER DIES

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4.-Mary Bro
gan, years old, the third victim of a
crazed mothers knife, died today. The
physicians knew there was no hope for
the little girl. whose throat had been
slashed In terrible manner, and the
wonder was that she had lived since Sat
urday night, when her mother Mrs. John
J. Brogan, cut the throats OF three of
her six children and killed herself.
One OF the children. Thomas. 3 years
old, died almost Immediately and the
other two. Victor and Mary, We're re-
moved to the hospital. Victor died yes
terday. Mrs. Brogan attempted TO kill
her twelveyear-old son, Joseph, but he
escaped her and locked himself In a. room,
Mrs. Brogan became insane as the result
Of worry over the condition OF her eldest
son John. Jr.. who IS Ill Of typhoid fever
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BOTH HOUSES WILL
Be PROBING TODAY
Pursuit of the Pernicious
Lobby Taken Up by Lower
Branch Of Congress.
MULHALL WILL. APPEAR
Democratic Members of Sen.
ate Committee Charged
With Prejudging Case.

WASHINGTON. Aug 4-Investiea ton
OF the activities OF Martin NJ. Mulhall
for the National Association Of Manufac-
turers Will occupy the attention Of com
mttees on both sides OF the capitol to-
morrow for the first time since the
lobbyist made his startling charges a
month ago. The house investigating
committee will begin its work with the
eXamina ton OF Louis Seibold of the New
York World, who had much. 10 do with
the turning over TO that newspaper OF
the MulhalI correspondence.
When Mulhall is called OH the house
side there will be no wholesale identi-
fication Of his letters involving congress
men, but the witness will be questioned
closely as TO justification for bringing in
the names of men who are members of
the present house. He will be asked also
to show just how he expected TO inf1u-
ence legislation in the house
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

The Columbus Extension Mining COM
pauy; principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board OF directors held on the
18th day of July. 1913, an assessment of
two CD cents per share was levied on
the capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able to F. B. Cook, secretary, on or be-
fore the 10Th day of August. 1918, at his
office. do2 Felt building Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which the assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th of
vcrtised for sale at public auction and
unless payment IS made perore that time
Will be sold on September s, 1913. to pay
the delinquent assessment together with
the cost OF advertising and expense Of
sale. F B. COOK
Secretary OF said company; office, 4o2
Felt building, Salt Lake City. Utah. d2212
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DETROIT LOSES
ON COBB,S ERROR

NEW YORK, Aug. New York won
the first game OF the series from De-
tioit by score OF to T.. Both teams
hit hard. but Fisher kept the visitors
hits scattered. New York threw away
many chances TO score by poor base
running, but a muf by Cobb nab,ed
them TO win in the seventh, when they
scored five runs four Of them coming in
after Cobb's muff, which should have
retired the side. Wiett started the
game for Detroit, but was Knocked out
of the box In the seventh inning. Dubuc
relieved him and after Cobb made his
mufr Knight Cree and Mldkin landed
on Dubuc for hits. The hitting OF
Knight Cree and Crawford featured.
Bush was put out Of the game In the
seventh inning for protesting a deci-
sion.
The game was Interrupted thirty min
utes in the fourth inning by shower.
DETROIT NEW YORK.
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Hints Effective.

Mulhall Will be dealt with much more
eniently than he has been by the senate.
He will be called next Monday Several
times In his examination on the senate
side the lobbyist" hinted at explosions
he might cause when he got TO the house
and II Is agreed that he referred to stories
OF adventures in the night life OF the
capital
The senate will hear tomorrow former
Senator Joseph B. Foraker OF Ohio, men
toned by Mulhall as one OF the men he
used to know well in Washington, and
as one Of those for whom he did cam
paign work The committee received
more letters from Mulhal today, which
the lobbyist" said proved some OF the
statements he made In his direct testi-
mony. Senator Reed will examine these
and may put Mulhall on the stand later
to question him about the letters.
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BANKER LALMBEER
DIES OF INJURIES

HEMPsTEAD. L. l.. Aug. 4.-Wil-
liam Laimbeer, the banker and society
leader injured last night in the auto;
Pell and his chauffeur, Charles Gam
bean were killed outright, succumbed
to his injuries at the Mercy hospital
today. A fracture of the skull was the
cause Of death, although he was suffer,
ing from numerous injuries.
Mrs Laimbeer. who was Miss Natalie
Scheuck, famous beauty of Newport
and New York, was in critical condi,
tion this forenoon, but it was believed
she would recover.
Laimbeer's first wife was Clara
Bloodgood, the actress. She committed
suicide in 1907, Mrs. Laimbeer was for.
merly the wife Of Charles Glen Collins
captain in the British army. She
married him in 1904, later divorcing
him.
Ladies' free day Saltar TODAY
Trains every % minutes.
GdyertsomcnL)
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Denial and Protest.

The committee had It's usual lively
time today, Senator Townsend started
it by denying that he had held confiden-
tial conversations with Mulhai in his
office when he was a member Of the
house. Mr. Townsend's s denial was fol-
lowed closely by protest from Robert
McCarter attorney for the National AS
soCiatlon OF Manufacturers against re-
cent newspaper interviews with the three
Democrats on the committee. which he
argued showed the case prejudged on the
testimony of one witness.
Mulhall took the stand to identify a
5000 check he said he drew April Z. 1909,
TO be turned over to II A. Miles OF Ra-
cine, Wis, for a retainer for former Con-
gresham James h. Watson. when the
manufact wanted Watson 10 work
for q tariff commission bill,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
eUnited States for the District Of Utah
In the matter of Franklin B. Hogan,
oankrupt.-No, 154O in bankruptcy
Petition for discharge
To the honorable John A. Marshall,
Judge OF the district court Of the United
States for the District OF Utah:
Franklin B. Hogan OF Salt Lake City.
In the county of Salt Lake and state Of
Utah. in said district, respectfully repre-
sents that on the path day of December,
last past. ne was duly adjudged bank
rupt under the acts OF congress relat-
ing to bankruptcy; that he has duly sur
rendered all his property and rights OF
property. and has fully complied with all
the requirements OF said acts and OF the
orders OF the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under sud bankrupt ac.s, ey-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
FRANKLIN B. HOGAN,
Bankrupt
Dated this 1st day Of August a D,
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SLUGGlNG MATCH
IS WON BY REDS

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Cincinnau
hammered the ball TO all corners of the
lot and won one-sided game from Bos-
ton today, IS to (. Rudolph began the
game for Boston and was hit for twelve
safeties. good for eight runs. in six In
nings. Noyes succeeded him, but was
batted hard seven hits and five runs
being made off of him.
Ames pitched the first two innings for
Cincinnati. lie was hit for four safeties
and three runs Johnson. who relieved
him, carried off The pitching honors OF
the day by holding Boston safe at all
times.
Groh retired after iniuring his leg in
sliding into second base Bates was
prominent as a pinch hitter, making a
home run in the second, bringing IN
King ahead of him.
BOSTON -CrNCfNNATI
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Butte Results.
nal News Service.

.ttionsi News service.
~. five and n half irrlouss-Yvonue.
|-nn). Is 70 l. won Gonul, 10 tCorey).
<coud: Regards. ll5 tstanfordl. i 20 5.
ms ilp SO Lee HsrriBon IL. Ed 3.
Il RAYMOND H. New Capital and Dick
- au.
-scs. four and half turlougs-Big Lu-
' "A. Selsonl. Is 10 5. won; Ada Kon-
h iPaulcy). Z to l. second iiynaia, 112
ne). n to 5. third. Time, 81 4-5 sec
Ind I'd. Dr. Bailey, Jim Thorpe, Eddie
bundle OF Rags also ran
Ice. one mile--Ens,mnn, liz tBe7snsonl,
on. Wassail 1l5 tRcuborD. II TO |, sec-
! Donlin liz (Prondor6osD. to 1, third,
f IS. Fore Guard. Ethel Sampson. Shar-
hid. Fleckuey. Red Ranger and Dad
race, tuturlt- couFse-Lady Panchits.
|Iuzamel. Q 70 3. won Simprllla. ?6
4 10 1. secoud: Pa! Streak l2l &c, II.
ii 10 6. third. Time, l:i2 l-5. Pride
NJ and Transparent also ran.
~ Que mIle--J. II. Barr. li2 &C. Peak.
Won: Mary Emily, los tBu!lingamo). 5
|ond. Golf Ball Ill (Siclsf0. 10 ],
|ne, las 10. Tim Judge and Lady Rens-
h ran.
he. futurity courss-Mcdio los Cw. Mo
4 70 g. won: Angelus. los fE. Cottonl.
tcusd Sixteen. ITO fRosen), I 10 J..
lue, l.1s s-5. Danbcrry, Annual Interest
RIro ran
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Saratoga Results.
ial Scwa Service.

<LonRI ScHl Service.
~ five and half furlongs-Yaukee &c
|keliing). TO /. won: Charmeuse. lol
70 ]. second; Naisd lOs CWolfo). i3
|ro. Time. l:M Susan &. Harvest
or'ne. lone. Flask and Polly II. also
re tteeplcchsse, about two miles Son
!e, 40 tsoffoll). l3 10 5. Won: Repent
'1csesl, ~ 70 ]. second; Turbine, l9a
10 :. third. Time 4:3l. Hands All
'Hfonlan. Bay Port, Ed Rotan, True
per Folb. Summary. Fallinwoather and
ran.
zee seven furlougs-Montressor tol
80 .. won; Ella RryBon. Io7 (NicE-
3, second: Triiler. i0T Byrnc). To +.
p 1:27. Eu,crpe and Yirile also ran.
~ mile and an cishth-Fiying Fairy.
IL 10 Won: Csdcau. 1l5 (gyrueD. 9
Looona, ll3 steclei. II TO I, third.
20. only three starters.
p one mlle-Flyinr Feet. 100 lsorcn.
a hoya' Meteor loI Taylor), 10 :.
'pcoup. los tWolfel. . 10 /. thlrd.
. Lad OF Langdon and groakcr Boy
uve and half Bring
'e,eele'. 10 ;. Ton, SurprIsIng. III
10 TO- second; spoarhoad. llo Dn-
!. third Time. Los i-5. o'Hagan.
'!se. Trade Mark, Hill Stream and
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Earatoga Entries.
onAi News Service.

'f1ai News Service.
I'VE aud n half furlonEs-Boots and
sisck Toney. ii2s Ronmer. Uncle
u, lo': Northcrncr. loi: Little
orasen. io2. Golden ChImes. ioe:
~; spearhead. 100. Surprising. ll5;
l2: cllffield. 10. Brumley. p5. Also
~ ssy. llo; GALAXY. l0a; King Nc
one milc--KstInha. lo4; spin. 1o7;
n ,os star oryan. 105; Dartworth,
slI furlong1-Euterpe. 20: silver
'kii. ~: Hawthorne. l2s. IIobnoh.
lps' Genesta, ss: Star Care. 10c.
Also eligible; Hester Pryms, 1o7
i've aud bali turlongS-Cutavs
1i5; Mater. EARLY Rose. GALAXY.
v- llo: Delft, t0s: Contrary, r-i-
w NJ" loT; May Dora. l1o; cssua-
1lis and an sighth-Inspec,o Lest
I'd il4: Jerbone, H.
ene mile-Solamour. lio. Eunnrpo
n. lo1: Prospect, 107: Gray Planst
>lIe. 10s.
Altpwsnce claimed.
~, track tspt.
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Dated this 1st day OF August. a. L
1918.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON,

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON,
District of Utah.
On this 2nd day Of August A D. 1913,
on reading the foregoing petition ii is
ordered by the court. that a hearing be
had upon the same on the 18th day OF
August A. D 1918, before said court at
Salt Lake City. In said district. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice
thereof be published in the Salt Lake
Tribune. a newspaper printed in said dis
trlct. and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear al
the said time and place and show cause,
IL any they have, why The praye- OF tho
said petitioner should not be granted
And ii is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order, addressed TO them at their
places of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable John A Mar
shall, judge OF the said district court,
and the seal thereof. at Salt Lake City,
in said district, on the 2nd day OF Au-
gust, A .. 1913.
Attest.
JERROLD r. LETCHER,
(Seal OF Couft') Clerk,
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Motorbike Records Broken,

MILWAUKEE, wis. Aug. 4.-Record-
breaking seems TO be the style at the
motordrome now. Glen Stokes again
previous time in both his two-mile heats
OF the invitation event, which he made
in 1;20:01 and the four mile final Of the
Perry centennial sweepstakes which he
won IN 2,47 Cox and Pankhurst strug-
gled for second place In the Perry cen
tennial race. Cox coming in but short
distance behind Stokes.
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Watson's Attitude.

Chairman Overman read q letter from
former Representative Watson, men
toned frequently by Mulhal as his friend
and attorney In work here in which
Watson declined TO appear before the
committee. Watson based his declina tion
on the newspaper interviews and said ne
expected TO appear in another court,
where the jury would not judge the case
Until the evidence was all In.
Watson wrote tonight to Cha airman
Garrett requesting that the hearing be
heard at the conclusion of Nuhalls 8
testimony.
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Coast League
Track Records Broken,

MANCHESTER, Eng, Aug. AT Il
professional athletic meeting here today
Jack Donaldson of Australia, world $
cha ampion sprlnter. broke the 300-ya rd
running record made by II Hutchins. COW
ering the distance in % "a seconds.
Hutchlns's time was 30 seconds and had
stood since 1884. G. Cummings did the
mile walk in six minutes % seconds
which beats the amateur record OF six
minutes % "a seconds made at Toronto.
June A. 1910. by George Gouldng. and
equals the professional record OF w.
Perkins, England, made in 1874.
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Notice is hereby given that the Castle
Valley Coal company, a corporation or
sanized under the laws OF Wyoming and
with principal office at salt Lake City.
Utah, hereby elects to and will on Oc-
tober j. 1913, at the Office of Peabody.
Houghtelins & Co. 10 South La Sale
street Chicago Illinois. prepay all OF
first mortgage gold bonds secured by a
first mortgage or deed of trust from the
said Castle Valley Coal company TO First
Trust & Savings bank and Augustus S.
Peabody. trustees. under date OF Septem-
Der |, 1909. by paying the principal Of
said bonds and a premium of five (5) per
cent on the principal thereof with all In
terest accrued and unpaid 10 the said
date Of payment, to wit October l. 1913.
CASTLE VALLEY COAL COMPANY.
BY e. L. CARPENTER,
corporate seaD Vice President.
Attest
G. e. FORESTER, Secretary.
AI4s
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Butte Entries.
! Nows Service.

fipnal Nows service.
B. four and q half furlopgs-str Harry.
81: Blsrney v. Bing. iio; Prospero Lad.
81 Shelby. los.
lee, five and half furlones-oid Coin
b; MoisIe. Minnie F, l07 Nifty. John
Brigham. 20
~ mile aud a six'ecnth-1he Monk
. Grex. Jim Caffcratz, ia; Patriotic,
D Maid. Sir Johu. Ioa, Robert Mitchell.
amor. Eastman. 1csi Ravel Dare, 1o3
@cc, seven furlongs-Daddy CLIP. Iii:
. HImorioso. 100; Gold Fin, lo7: DR..
los: Engravcr. lo5; Province. Mollle
N, Tuquiota. 9s.
d fntnrlty course-Abe slupskey, lie:
q. Fancy. 10. Great FrisT, 1os: This
[acnscadora. los; John D. Wakefield
|andadcro, io6; Edna. Rue. lo3; Tilling-
n, mile and twenty ysrds-Golf Ball.
40: Rake McAlnn. Io9; Queen Lead
I>nnis, Arbutus. Io7; Lieutenant Saw
|1rn G.. Order Of Dance, 105; Blue
CIear. track fap,.
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UNKNOWN FIRES AT
OMAHA DETECTIVE

OMAHA, Neb,, Aug. Am unsuccess-
full attempt TO assassinate Chief OF De-
tectives Stephen Maloney was made early
today when some unknown person fired
two bullets at him as he sat In his Office
at the police station
Chief Maloney's office is about one
hundred feet from a switching track on
which were standing several box cars
The two shots were fired from behind
these cars and came crashing Into the
window of the chiefs office.
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lEE EVENTS WOW
N STRAIGHT HEATS
hing Day of Grand Cir
Is Marked by Feature
less Races.

.xMAzOO, Mich, Aug. s.-Fea-
4 races marked the opening. day
rand circuit programme here.
rae events provided were won IN
bsst time OF the day was mace
Second heat OF the 2:0S pace, IN
Cabel. without urging, stepped the
9:05a. In each heat OF TINS even. t
'<ns. Jr,, took q good lead AT the
.nd ~ held 1t for half a mile OF
Then Cahel came from behind,
ffa leader and won easily.
<,16 trot carded for today wes
"a until some time later In the
nnries;
4 ourse 5000: two In three
M. by Medium Line Fiemingl 4 !
&-l1roi b. e. (SnoUl Ul..s.....,........2 2
.rrSxur. b. m. (MuDhy) )...........,5 3
.1K 2.0elS
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No Action Concerning Crews.

NEW HAVEN. Aug. 4-No action Will be taken
this relative 10 choosing coaches md
establishing coaching policy for tho Yole crows
next year. II planned directly after the
boat at New London 10 hold a conference
at the Yale club IN Now York In August. No
conference will be held until Captain soowden
returns from Europe late I'm September.
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Wells Knocks Out O'Keefe.

LONDON, Aug 4.-Bombardier Wells. the Eng
lish heavyweight fighter. knocked out Fat o. Kocfe,
HclterweIght champion OF ireland. in the ft-
teenth round OF bout held In the Rlackf.isrs
district tonight.
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White Sox Sign Semi Pro.

ASHLAND wis, Aug 4.-Charles
Quarders, who has been pitching for the
Ashland baseball team, a semi-profes-
sional organization. was signed today to
play with the Chicago Americans.
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Score b. innings
Detroit ..............6 q A n -
New York .......,........o IS
Summary: Errors-Cobb veach. staunge. First
base crror,-New York, J. Two-base hits
BeUmon. Crawford. Knight C2l. Three-base hit
-Cra ~ford Sacrifice hit-WIlIett, Stolen bases
Cree (2,. Morierty 49,, HaHsell. Left on bases
New York. 10. Detroit. g Double play-Bush.
gnumnn and Gamer: BAumnn, Bush and Ganer.
Base baiis-o0 Fisher. I; of Willett, 4; of
Dubuc ,. Struck out-By Fisher. I: by Willctt.
2. Hit By pitcher-By Dubuc Danieia). Wild
pitch-Dubuc Hits-Off wlllott. II In 6 la ip-
nings of Duouc. : in / "a Innings Time-3
Sheridan
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Tiled lin at Dock

SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug 4.-Nineteen
ore boats lay snug to each other a. the
Allouez ore docks yesterday waiting for
the docks TO resume operations. fndi-
cations today are said TO be favorable
to a speedy settlement.
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county and state officials of the state
OF Utah.
said meeting Will also he Rad and held
tcr ne purpose OF traDsa citing such 9TH
~ business as shall lawfully come before
II.
This meeting is called pursuant to a
.esoilton Of the board OF directors of
keith-O' Brien company
JENNIE 3. MORGAN.
Secretary.
d40.5
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Cubs Get OutfeIder.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Ihs Chicago National league
team bas purchased outflelder Charles Stewart
from the indianapolis American association club.
Stewart will report 10 the local club at the end
OF the week.
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Herman Beats Walsh.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 4-Kid Her
man OF New Orleans gained a decision
over Jimmy Walsh, the Chicago bantam,
in an eight-round bout here tonight. Her
man set the pace the entire distance
and had a shade In every round after
the
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
TE.E ToCkHOLOERS OF THE
PiOCHE-DEMIJOHN MINING CO.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursu-
ence OF resolution OF the board OF d.
rectors or the Pioche- -Demiiohn Mining
company. corporation. organized and
existing under the laws OF the state OF
Otah. adopted al n special meeting Of
sad board, duly held on the twenty-hfth
day OF july, a. d. 1913. at the Office OF
the secretary Of the said corporation at
rooms q1o-f1i Of the Utah Savings and
Trust building. city and county Of Salt
Lake and state OF Utah (said place OF
meeting being at the principal place OF
I business Of said corpora ton apd at the
room and building where the board OF
directors thereof usually meet. special
meeting ~ the stockholders will be held
at said office on Friday. the 18th day Of
August, 1919, at 10 O'Clock a. m. on that
date for the purpose Of considering and
actns upon the proposition Of llquldating
me Indebtedness OF the Pioche- Defniiohn
Mining Company and OF selling the prop
ertv OF the company 10 some other cur
! porato for apital stock In the buving
corporation on q basis OF not more than
three shares OF the Pioche- Demijohn
} Mining Company capital stock for not
: less than two shares in the buying cor
, poratlon. so as 10 lquidate the indebted
ness of the Phoebe -DemIjohn Mining
! Company, and II such sale can be made
to authorize such proceedings q g may be
| necessary to close up the affairs Of the
/ Pioche- Demijohn Mining Company and 90
make all necessary transfers of property
/ and stock as may he required and for
such other and further business a NAV
be necessary or expedient In the Prem
! ises.
| Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this
29th day OF July. 1913
JENKYN THOMAS. President
/ VIM NJ MccREA Secretary az
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Minister Praises This Laxative,

Rev. H Stubenvoll of Allison, la in
praisiug DR.. Kings New Life Pills for
constipation, writes: FDr. King New
Life Pills are such perfect pills no home
should be without them No better
regulator for the liver and bowels.
Every pill guaranteed, Try them.
Price Csc, at Schramm-J ohnson, Drugs,
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BOSTON CINCINNATI.

sBettcd for Arnes In second.
iBattcd for Rarden IN ninth.
1Batted for Noyes In ninth
..Rpn for Titus In ninth.
Score by Inn,ngs-
Boston ........s,s...l 2 n J.
Cincinnati ....,.....0 D s-i6
Summary: Errors-Maranvillc. Egan. TWO base
hits-Mann, Tinker Thrce-bsse hit-Egan, Home
runs--Bates, Johnson Hts-of Rudolph. "a In
innings: off Noyes. in 2 innings; off Amef
in innings off Johnson. in Innings. Sac
rifIce hitE-Tnker. Scheckard. Johnson. Sacrifice
Ny-Rudolph. Stolen bases-McDonald. Connolly
Devore shecknrd Double plhvb-MeDouhld
Sweeney 10 Myers Left on bnses-Boston. S.;
Cincinnati. 8, Bnks-Johnson, /, Rudolph. l.
Baue 90 hslls-on Ames. L off Johnson, ;; off
Rudolph. !. Struck out-By AmeB. Q; By John
son. I: by Rudolph 3. Wild pitch-Ames. Time
= houro aud "a minutes. urnptrss-Rigler and
Byron.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Bantamweights Will Fight.

ST. JOSEPH Mo-, Aug t.-Bobby Burns. bnu-
tsmweight OF Dallas, Tex, signed articles today
for q ten-rouud boxing contest with Johnny Cou-
lon. champion bsn.nmwcisht OF tho world: to be
held in Omaha, September IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05
Northeastern League

AZ Observation-Disclosures, g; aesttle. O.
Al Portlnnd-Portiand, 8; Spokane. 4.
At Tacoma-Tacona. 10: Vancouver. a