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Show - - - V AMONG the SPORTS NATIONAL LEAGUE GOULD DEFEATS MILES. Cincinnati, Bi St Laula, 1. Cincinnati. May 4. Aa error In the eighth Inning aaVed St. Louie n ehut-ou- t. Cold weather kept the crowd down. Score: I 4.-- championship match of the Amateur court tennis tournament of the Queen's club, defeating Eustace H. Miles, holder of the title. Score: 14, At. In the last art. whea tha aooro waa the American suffered from a cramp la his arm and tha game was stopped for a tew momenta. A 4 . St, Louis Specials Gould Jay lamdoa. May of New York today won the R.H.B. Cincinnati onaay s OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO X 0-- 0-- 4, Batteries Ewing and McLean; Beebe and Marshall. S. New York, 10; Brooklyn, 0. New York. May 4. Brocklyn waa amothered at the Polo Grounds today. Score: R. H. E. 4 I 1 Brooklyn .14 XX X Now. Y of k .... ..... OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Second race, Sve and a half furionge .......... Sussex won, Thomas Calhoun secBatterioc Paatorlus, McIntyre aad ond, Astoria Bella third. Time, Ritter; Wilts, H. Mathewsou, B re- 1:04 ins ham and Pltagerald. Third race, the Rosedale stakes, Frisette won. Tartar Sve furlong Maid second, Ella O'Neil third. Time, A1EPJCANLEAGEE 1-- 1:03 3-- Fourth race, Montague makes, mile New York, S; Philadelphia, Ol and a alxteentk Or. Gardner won. Philadelphia, May 4 New York woa Philander second, Okenlte third. Time, la the flrat inning by hitting Djgert 1:40 hard. Waddell, who succeeded him. . Fifth iwoc, Sva and a half farloaga Tokalon won. Belle of Bequest secwas laaa easy. Score: R.H. E. ond, Lady Anns third,. Time, 2-- XS Now York I 1:00 3-- 7 X Sixth race, aix furlongs Oraoulum Philadelphia Batteries Keefe, Orth and ' K1 woa, Don Do mo second. Gallant Dan Waddell, Dygert, Schreck and third. Tima. 1:16 34. Berry. LEXINGTON Beaten, S; Washington, 0. Washington, May 4. Boston batted hard today aad easily abut out Washington. Score: R.H.E. 6 0 6 14 0 .'0 Washington Boston Patten and Gian aad Armbruetor. Batreri-Kits- ou, Hey-do- The Good Clothes Store At urail, Bir, youll find the Bolt joull fancy bCPB. Wg fn noted for haring the beet. When we say eat we mean the Gholceet styles, the Newest fabrics, the correct ent and the beat tailoring. 'While many stores' are thinking about the New Ideas In Bpring Saits and wondering whether they'll take x . - wcfre selling them. The Ifan who inTests anything In appearance will And at this "Good Clothes Store" exactly what he's looking foil When we name such modest prices as $15, $18, $20 or $25 FRED M. NYE CO; The Good Clothes Store Washington Avenue' PEACE MAKER IN OHIO. Chicago .,.. tivo oommlttoa, aad On-I- B. Oould, a mombor of tho atato oantral oommlt-teo- . Ho declined to dlacnaa tho reColumbus, Ohio, Mtr 1 Walter F. Toledo, chairman of tho Re- sult of th oontorenoa Before leaving Bran ofatato eontral oommlttoa waa for Toledo, Mr. Brown waa shown a publican bar today on a peaco minion, copy of the statement glran out by to hannonlao tho factional George B. Oos, urging tho RopupUcana different! that have grown out of tho to put aside factional diffemncoa until oFrakar-Taf- t controversy In Ohio.. Mr. after tho municipal elections next fall. Brown conferred boro with John A. Ho declined to comment on (he ' Minory, Mivtaxy of tho otato execa- n t Lexington, Ky May 4. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. daughter ef the President, saw tho races today. Summaries: First race, four aad a half fur km Grant PI rate wen, JL C. Raaa second, ladys Man third. Time, :55 Second race, seven furlongs woa, 8ully Buter aeeond Wild Violet third. Tima, 1:10 34. Third raca, four aad a half furlongs Judga Dudoa won. Fare second, Toplofty third. Time, :6C 44. fourth mum, mile and a sixteenth, Longworth handicap The Abbott won, request second, High Bear third. Time, 1:47 34. Fifth race, ilx furionge Black Fox won, Ralbert aeoond, Caroline W. third. Time, X:14 44. Sixth nee, six farionga Monvlna won, Owradi second, Camilla third. Time, X:ll 34. p X X0 0 4 4 X .I Gamo Postponed. At Boston gama postponed; rata. Boaton-Phlladelph- Chios ge, 1; Pltteburg, C. Chicago, May A Luck waa with Chicago today. Lundgron gave seven and waa bit safely ala times, paisn while Hoffman was tha only Chicago-ato hit Willis. Soon: R.H.H. Chicago .... , Pittsburg Batteries Lundgron Willie and Gtbaoa. J 0 0 0 0 I KUng; aad DR U G G ST 1 This is the Place to Buy Your Drugs, Guaranteed First-Cla- ss and Strictly Pure Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 2273 G O WASHINGTON AVE. L, D IN WEBER COUNTY - We have collected thousaada In gold for our Weber county clients. Recently the Vtik Vinegar aad Pickle Works; Carl oe Holst, a traveling mao; O. F. Boremaa, the lawyur; I B. Belch, tho butcher; Mrs. George Georgeana Marriott; Smuin; R. Chriotopheraon, and Mrs. Mary Ann Frew, of Byiu-enohero been the favored ones. We will collect some for yon if you turn In your claims. Write for terms. e, Merchants Protective Association The Star Safety Razors The Gillette Safety Razors 6-- ..... MOVE IN ROWING. At Kansas City Kausss City, 3; Princeton, N. J., May 4. The IniLouisville, 14. tial move In rowing at Princeton waa At Columbus Columbus, 4; St made today when two shell purchased Paul, 3. last week by Coach Tiiua wsrs At ' Indianapolis Indianapolis, 3; launched on Carnegie lake. A numMilwaukee, X. ber of students who had rawed at Mlnneapolia-To-led- o At Minneapolis preparatory schools were la the boats. snow. game postponed; Aa Interclass race Is being arranged. BROKE WORLD'S THETRACR Scientific Collectors of Golden Dollars From Honest Debts Fifth Floor Commercial National Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Francis Some People Dont Like Us." Luke, General Mgr. RECORD. Shaving Mugs, Shavirig Soaps Toilet Waters, Toilet Creams Fine Bed Apples t-- 2-- Po-sa- 3-- 4-- pan-han- : GROCERIES . r Win. Driver & Son Drug Co. 2453 Washington Avenue lira In the rear of 227 West Flrat North street, waa brought to the attention of the county authorities, and tha warrant for Potters arrest was aworn to by A. H. Steels, dsputy sheri- d The Best on Hie Market Prompt DsllTerj! E. A. OLSEN 2259 Washington Suah G Barfs ff- SUCCESS IN THE NEVADA. 1 Salt Lake, May 4. A small man, who fought la th. Union army in tha civil war, haa bean visiting Salt Laka for acveral days, the guest of W. J. Lawrence, who la on ef th chief promoters of the Rosebud district In Nevada. Ha Is B, L. Thomas, who fills tho offices of postmaster and recorder at Rosebud, and who has had great voces In tha Nevada mining camps. Mr. Thomas haa had mada a watch turn of Goldfield gold which contains specimens of quart! from Silver Creek, Lida, Rosebud, Round Mountain, Fair-vieand Wonder, set In a circle in tha back. The specimens represent the mines in which Mr. Thomas haa made his aancasies, and arc truly representative of tha quality. la speaking of the Rosebud district Mr. Thomas said: Rosebud la des tined to become ona of tho flaaat mining camps lu tha atato of Nevudu. Already twenty corporations arc there producing highly profitable ora and many more are organising. Tha work of those now operating haa ravaalad n rick territory and Justifies tha hope that Rosebud will beoome aa Important to tho Waat aa many of tho groat mining camps already nndor public scrutiny. Rosebud haa nothing to suffer toy scrutiny; It la there with tha goods." New Haven, Conn., May 4. In the annual infer-scl- i ool satis meet here today, participated In by a number San Francisco, May . A good card of eastern schools, L. J. Talbot of the with two handicaps ae features drew Merccrsburg academy, brake OREGON OFFER FOR KERR. ham a larae attendance at Oaklaxd today world's record la the and Interesting sport wss witnessed. mar throw, making 142 feat. He made Salt Laka, May 4. Prof. W. J. Kerr, the former record of 193 foot 10 A record for the number of hooka oppresent kead of tho Agricultural Colluchei. was made when three erating players lege of Utah, soon to retire from that drew la. The Chltoae handicap went position, waa unanimously ohoien yesBOAT RACE POSTPONED. to J. C. Clem, while Edwin Gum, who terday to th presidency of th Orewas kicked at the post, finished secgon State Agrioultural college, to sue-reemile two ond. Usaro, the favorite, was third, Annapolis. May 4. The President Oatoh, resigned. The after having a rough Journey. The boat race between the This university election was unanimous aad the salPrim handicap was taken by Turu-awa- eight aad the flrat crew of the naval ary fixed at 15.000 a year, the highResults: academy which was to have .. been est paid by any of tha land grant Inrowed over the Severn river course First race, five aad a half furionge stitution., with the exception of two Phalanx won, Eecekuite second. Do! here today, was postponed until Mao or throe. Should Prof. Kerr accept lie Dullaro third. Time, 1:07 day because of had weather condi the tender, he will enter upon his new Second race, four and a hair fur tloue. on July 1, and win remove to duties Turns longs way won. Raleigh secwhere tho college la beauOornvallb, ond. College Widow third. Time, THREE MORE EPISCOPAL BISHOPS tifully located la a rich agrlcultwal :54 community, on a commanding site of Third race, six furlongs, selling Boise, Idaho, May 4. At yesterday's 225 acres. But Ptof. Kerr has not Bucolic won. Royal second. Ban l session of the Episcopal convocation made up hla mind aa to what he third. Time. 1:13 of the seventh missionary department, yet Fourth race, Chltose handicap, the proposed memorial to the. general will do. Today he was advlslag with in relation to the purse fUlOO. one mile J. C. Clem conference at Richmond, Vs., respect- Salt Lake friends won. Edwin Gum second, Lisaro third. ing redistricting was formulated. It matter, hut waa undetermined, having two or three flattering business offers Time, 1:40. proposes to cut off Westers Colorado Fifth nice, mile and a sixteenth, from the Salt Lake district and make under consideration, either one of will take him out of educationselling Bragg won. Dollnda second, It a district by itself, also to make which W. B. Gates third. Time, 1:40 Nevada a separate district. It-I- pro- al work. Sixth race, mile San Fare won, posed further to take the Idaho panBedford second. Tavora third. Time, handle off the Spokane district aad atPITIFUL CONDITION. 1:40 tach It to the Idaho district Bishop i SaM Lake, May 4. The Funaton will be given the n pitiful JAMAICA RESULTS. instead of the western qS a wife and two children wu portion of The which coven. he now Wyoming brought to light Friday in the attest of New Tork, May 4. Jamacia plan Involves the appointment of three W. D. Potter for ' Potter sulta: out In waa arraigaed In Is mitre bishops. It pointed polios court Friday find race, five and a half fnrlonax the memorial that the western states, afternoon and th case was act for Alethnn won. Royal Onyx of the area of the trial next Friday moraiagat 16 airlock. errond. revering Bir ToUdingtoo third. Time, 1:03 24 Ihe condition ofhLra. Potter, wko country, have only twelve bishop, RACES AT OAKLAND. two-fifth- s Dales Figs of I . ON Bananas Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes ,,,.. INITIAL Lemons Oranges Both Phonos 30 At Worcoator, Maaa. Harvard, 1; Holy Cross, 0. (ton Innings.) At Now Haven Cornell, 3; Tale, X. Played Tie Game. Princeton, 6; At Philadelphia 4. Cold weather Colo., May Denver, X. and a drixsllhg rain Interfered with Pennsylvania, At Chicago Chloago, T; Wiscontho opening gamo on tho homo X. sin, teams abandoned grounds today. Tha tha field In the fifth Inning, neither Cambridge, Mast, May 4. Harvard Ida having scored. Scon: from Dartmouth In n dual track R.H.B. won asset at the staadlum today, 81 to 3L X 3 Denver ,,,,0 , ........0 0 3 Pueblo N. Y., May 4. Cornell won Batteries A dime and Zalusky; n Ithaca, dual track meet from Princeton toHatch and Tonneman. day, 71 to 40.. , 3. See Omaha, S; City, LAWN TENNIS MATCH. . Omaha, May 4. Omaha had an easy victory in today's game. Score: New York, May 4. Lawn tennis R.H.K. XX 0 players continued their mutches on Omaha . 3 X the St. Nloholaa rink today. Mias May . .3 Sioux City Button with Batteries Neely and Gondlng;. Pell paired C. F. Theodora Roosevelt against Watson, Jr., and SUmniel and Spies. Vsrnnn Prentice. Watson aad Pram tlce won, Mies Button reDee Molnas, Si Lincoln, 1. two additional seta be that quested 4. one cotto Cl had Lincoln. May played and they furnished the feature had Inning today aad It loat the game of the day. She and Fell won, 74 for Uncoln. Score: R.H.E. and 04. , X 3 0 Uneoln IOWA DEFEATS NEBRASKA. 3 4 5 Dpi Moines Batteries Clcotte and Sullivan; Amea. Iowa. Mav 4. Iowa State Miller aad Daehwood. college today defeated tha University of Nebraska In a field meet, 00 to 47. 3-- a OR- d of dollan . -F- . At Lawrence, Km, University Kansas, IX; Missouri University, ASSOCIATION HOW ABOUT toad new Hsrasaa yea loedf Dai think 70a aaat afford H tin jueve lxlw. even ae a ehanca. Wo salt no m old fashioned -- - t BASEBALL, wesiernTeagce AMERICAN A J.C. Platt Saddlery Co. 1. 6-- Week. All Our Harnett Ortandalek. 110 (J. Lae) XI to 1. Pink Star, 117, (Minder) XI to 1. Seal 117 (J. Hennessey) M to L Bexara, 1X7, 36 to 1. COLLEGE 2264 la mada (ram the hast ef lrather la tha moat workmanlike moaner. Blankets. Helton, Whips aad evtryihlag a hone awaar man da. Ovelaado, 117 (D. Sfleol) 8 to L Wool Sandals, 117 (Koarnsr, 10 8 JESSE J. DRIVER QROCERS. Eton Phanse 330. Washington Awe. 2429-243U24- 33 Louisville, Ky., Stay 4. The thirty-thir-d renewal of the Kenteeky derby, the oldest fixed event on the Americas turf, will he run Monday at Ch urohlll Downs. Tho entries, weights, jooklea and the odds as posted follow: Ardte, X17 (Traveler) 0 to I. Red Ganatlett, 317 (a Austin) 4 to X. to T.B.Evans&Co S. J. Burt & Bros. to-sif- At Cleveland 8t. LouieClaralapd gamo pootponod; wt grounds. ; DERBY MONDAY. KENTUCKY R.H.B. a for one of our Choice Spring Suita, surely our prices will not keep you away. 2413 Detroit m but please Vip-aaa- la Chicago, f ; Detroit, 1. Detroit, May 4. Chicago won a gam of freak play a. In the fourth inning, with Roeemau at third and Schaefer at second and non out, Schmidt hit to Davie. A triple resulted. Rnee-ma- a bring out on the lino. Schmidt out trying to make second and Schaa-fe- r out at tho plate. Schaefer and Walih oolUdod la this play and tho pitcher was eo badly hurt that tho club loft him hero. Chicagos two runs came on a hit by . Davis that bounded Into tho bleachers, he and Rohe, who had hem pasted, walking around tha bnea. Score: Sr We cm tickle your eomplet list of ehoio.put , tahlee, freik at our fountain morning. Aiao aa asaortnuot to IZT1 A fine line of Imputed aad staple and fancy grooeri. goods will prolong your fife -- J! vim and vigor to your ayitcnL RACES. 3-- . Are of the sterling sort. The kind that will save each purchaser at this store money. Dress Goods, Silks, Rcady-to- Wear Suits, Skirts and Shirt Waists, Hosiery and Underwear all at special prices. The most complete assortments The prices to choose from. are so small they cannot help Potter and hla wife have bean In Salt Lake City only thrpe months, and during that time he haa bean arrested three times la a state of Intoxication, or Just recovering from a protracted drunk. Potter neighbor declare they have practically fad and clothed Mrs. Potter and her two little children for more than two weeks and that Potter has don absolutely nothing for their support. Potter la a mechanic, and haa been working at Garfield. A abort time ago he draw hla time, mounting to 74, hut none ef this, according to hla wife, haa hew given to her, Mra, Potter, lea than XX yean old, walked into tho Jail lata rriday afternoon with her thraeweeka old baby in her arms aad asked to aee her husband. After a abort Interview with Mm abe came out. Potter had no money, she said, and neither did aha. Aa aha waa absolutely without mean, there was nothing to eat in tha house and th little woman faced starvation. She was given 12 and aa effort will be made to raise more money for her. Plans. r Mtwman Brea; Oifaaa . B. Ave. WARDLEIfil C. PIANOS ORGANS AND EOSICAL MERCHANDISE ttattara, Ylollna, Baa: Aeoordsoas, Jos, S triage. Latest Publications of Sheet Musia See tho Wonderful Pipe 1371 SALT LAKE DIVORCES. Orpa Waahlngton Avenue, OGDEN, UATH. The notorious Dr. Payne testified in the case of Minnie Bradendeck. who testified that her huabaad had failed to pay her anything for several yeara. John F. Bredendeok will be sited to show why. Lena L. Magsrl was granted a divorce from Joeaph R. Magsrl on ac- count of tho sensational episode at theta- Apple street home February 21, 1907. She soya her huabaad brake Into her room that night, threatened her with a revolver and hit her Is the face. At the same time another man, whom her huabaad had caught la the house, was making tracks through Ihe hack D0I0T0 & COMPANY 155 25th Street - yard Judge Morse grunted the deorea to R. 8. Solomon. who oharged that hla wife. Bias K. Solomon, had run away with Mother. They were mao rieg in it pi. Ellen AHaeen was a dtvorae from Allred Alleaea, granted a photographer, wham aha ears struck her and called r v,, She wx given cue tody of the child and fl0 a mouth alimony. LueUa Leas wu granted a divorce from Elmer Lease for fhllora to pro- Via. Della Werrett had Mttla trouble eo- Werratt. Tney llred at Bingham, tut Uttlr lift :I Nou-sappo- rt round. J and Notions of 11 klodn Fancy Cash Groceries Wines and liquors Now Is th ton to V erfr ygf SPRING AND SUMMER wu the V' BiRhMa d!d,,t klT enough upport her charge that D1Um ht Glel to provide !2f. Postponed until she further testimony. Gertrude Wllktn.on brought her ' ld ort,r tot oourt to teow Jame" M- - Wtlklaeon, wa aa habitual drunkard and had vfiby Men's Furnishing Goods she wu to AIM Provide, jy, .LS. Our goods era new 1 he pleaied 1 kav you eo them. Wu alw i0 cleMlug and oil J.C.BOLSTAD SIS 34th aL FhsM : 3C0 . |