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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, sa_TLAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1909, Hi AK HHO eH ss Hb Bs MB 8 BB HOB CB HO HB xi ob Hb 108 H0 100 MQ 15 OET 1) CLUB OUTING MRS.ASHCR A GREAT AFFAIR HRN Grandest Day in Its ae j History. Lep z a ec ere Sable ute and Mrs. Robert AD CLUB BUNCH BEATEN |<ssretery [0 sere tn,oe trom Ashcroft, Mis the enumerating telling and harges lemens' upon the farmIts Hated |sneriers whichattachment Is the bone of Sautention of Mire, Asheroft sald the charges were| house, t } That They Cannot Rivals EE = of thelr wide-| in view that but false, contrary intends, she publicity spread to sail uyron Intention, to her original dito on Saturday Maurentanta the yu heroft ir posta he cate ‘0 attend Englan in rem iin business in een Mark Twain portant areata 5 Both Mr. and Mrs. Ashcroft sald they Ball, 1909." 1, July "Lagoon, sets} and ‘jses 1e 8 - § " " core the ery t -. eat : sagoon - beautifu over above! written figures and letters Clemens' at |could not understand Miss day, a red-letter of days, o day spell ; in the matter can/|titude forgotten-they to be never a day aoe eS a a. ee she "If for yesno other remembrance, frame step es he min F naarww every a of outing the first annual was terday the farmof restoration in the Perhapsliaken Ad _ club. Lake Salt the ce for every Furthermore, it} house. certain For said. been has enough ability pete Ashcroft notes Mrs. Mark Twain inc possesses re can aoepicture the thrillpay and from|topended enacted ea = Distinctly . | | ees genes by | $1000. aiered to nearly amounting night late until afternoon rough | early Irst he whe sheroft for- | Mrs. ever will there was that Who pee the estimate was made, while Pan which in same baseball | the 1 2 get W agreement written a une hate¢ the club, Press ti of 7) Iindebtédness Pons the of balance wee amid field a over reo umphant completion the upon soldiers|jng dead buttercups and daisies orge the ° |i‘There J there Uvere Ww will forget was that was that aboat X sno race wherein over the placid) Mark Twain ta ren te refused ; U YY, 6 ome : of last Sunday's solution fie filled. on no nearer. Although four 11 o'clock tonight bomb all on DJun- | | at| friends by the score gathered around eee eee oat Acting Chiefadmitof | | forced fo Bales Schuettler was that he was Yo express their deeprelt thanks : j t the umplire's bridge of ibe then Fora atime e nose was fracture emits welt eare a coprenetan Pebvod Meee atance of July 1.-What he fleld and his place was Greeti hos take en by R. S&S. right. Game Worthy of Comment, In detail, tho game is bases of much comment. In particula it is safe to say that the Ad club w a: wiped off the diamond. Never had crowded stand seen such plaaying, -) oo &. ; f One Man in Jail, Another in Hospital Note throw did he missyana as he; himself admitted, he made threo putO econd eaERee oF ase cher once and Armstron url was srfect, wait was was rows 8 horsehide the of e aaa and| Fac t press man played ball, hit like streaks and won on For the mer entertaining Ad club, it was e ab lity tia ti. A and little to do.) table; in the hope was given the Pre élub, ning erah to e tale. renee tes A walk : further up the-$5 | ant :very'flect tol.be lined| Petre the pictures their was men seen ares r vethe bathhouse. game, came the pl the lake and the boat ae the eee realized at once that atrape lie Dare banks the there goi was on winning Hale, in master of by]course. one|case of cere-| | From that the but the beer to first t w the balance \ound-Up ° ° vaits for sale grows wait for be bigger. the cattle of a stam- easily s frightened. 2 is not alert. Then follows means its cold to the rains and cowboy traverse the awful s faee lke offer bliz- what, in : which a bitter needles, it wastes snows Sweeping Winds, the ae sw -inds. Fier prick economy. blinding knows search of stray cattle. to 2 the tire- But when the rigors of winter with lerce is striving whose cowboy the to Woe = zards, only of " danger are Ms isorder. fascinating. eek the Bach During the pleasant months of the year the outdoor life, though arduous at times, is ; W ruitful branded. its own brand. gta 2 aS is always r year- n The herd. and less chase, day and night. e : ¥ J ont under high etension, they stampede in Then, iaeond mac 1t. roe to two pede. Of docile characters individually, when bunched into nearly countless hun- of i are large one sorted outfit: ents out eerie . departmet ll d ws cold The eat- features _ tle must be found. The cowboy's life is one of monotony, of ee S. : e less 5 |. want dress If you want gloves, goods or silks, parasols ess O of P oe summer cost tL ace neemienial i herefore - one fo urth tO h 5 " ‘¢ : and stam= reductions will me-half oF ec regu , ' and orce dive ings t want candles, Jewelry you : NE ards SE 0 PS ee eet i escecape 1 fi Bs eae a t h ‘ fe meter gh valv es of valv rough wi or y : ae live ate oe i a oe s « Through praetice they> beeome with the lasso. They delight in feats of extraordin: iry horsemanship. But in heart they are real mon. Living close sense there is a deep eS of honor them. iv away ay eee fr ther ome ay fi i i ys =e influences Wwwomen, these men are their Tee iI selves; rough and gentle in turn, care free, reckless | ~of you ery; tl if : ot prices. ar hree : to nature, 2 want dainty neckwear, come. aa ‘as vellings or handkerchlenaamy want SR saddle. skilful ~ "a : rec Kk les os = me . come, brel- and f regar store € t to opers dl Q rices-~reos you las, come h i ra 1 If que i fi ‘ neLi¢ angel é ar to 7Kk 2a or ree il and ¢ or Sats quicickk the *V Vv resent rese to ho SLOO | | it insult, ins | | ie come and want druggists" If oo want men's If want oxfords sundries. accessories x : come the carried goods of grade high to dres ‘ta Oo character ale--the B® jowelry ornas the £ Round-Up h k to ‘pnfidence d winner had Ad club found; instead came.a phone from town that day. Round trip $1.00. shoes, come. O yery childre ouse, the and the f prices. Ww ns , v want r want ee underwear, coment underskirts, kimonos, ¢ come : one . ete., come. want egrea by S made boys' and ski ; f extra thi tacility salespeo to h le P | | |i : dl handle d trade q a rus No . rte dra d $2 Te l espeop le to insure loo f 4 1g k und and . a extra ing, crow no ing, one ample ° time | to choice 'z selection. eT aro day-a ong, ar d h t d ay - so come out : e evening stra music. jb i BH A HB HB AB A HB MM ABMS - : P3 make forenoon. I n very nickly. 3 girls' appara iE d atur ay wi in the of : ae E metal a Seer ee Tene you want carpets, rugs, If dreds ¢ e raists, come his H : ¢ you want little housefurnishing garden and lawn popu ies, kitehee utilities, china, cut glass, ete, come you want. furnit up the monies, raised his volce after the run/|the day success. "Hats off ened and called the people to the great) hustlers of the Ad club" was the cry. zo fight, s he w ? in is street clothes a great sigh a and & premonition Wag felt that GO TO OGDEN JULY 4TH as some one wrong with the Vin Oregon Sho Li MeAllister- -Critchlow. fight And so it . special train leaving Oxden 11:00 6 great John %. could: net be Dp. will be operated to Salt La on or etc., com framed pictures, sults, hicieat want If you judges awarded the the first man across to last the yon y you drinks, a a protest, taken you If aa want }you come. eivoh Want corsets, eet Cela If . Ss as they swept defeaning and F e was rewarded by Lewis entered a » y taking the 50-yard|saying colm. ‘McANIster, was crowd Driver a banks. patient its victory|sight. n made a din 3e ° ess, ee nish that/the big machines ecision, and each|Main street was aynard jorge E. th #-If held eae ae & Pr Pitts.| thir The ° c & mt son oe ere| ane abe Charles 2 ° 2 o e c Bee 5 inches eT anak, ‘Nel up ) into are broncho ; 1t will Every If roller foreman steam e o ae - ‘Tues- one time. eHgradually bunched, eattle, are finally ' If ne themanie teary aaa: ceminton -> cane resume ) ° . If you want women's and underwear and hosiery, c exciting R an and it made e unique street wey race roller the steam Main v0 ° ded got his applause from the orn bails ae mie i cr range, 5&1) p : Heat . sta: for it. 1n four sttes wait eople q. If || } two|the bie theplainly|jength. ° a Gy te ; C10) rent bate, lente 5 Zou If you want little notions, come. first gentleman of the ;floor. Management Praises Guests. mn terms, on. even f r customers co | Play er, Loe Sean -and frec ene wert Sad exhausted. ight: &6 close a the tut P If ton one-half. a two andto the fiaing No.he1, jumped $2 second a great to fight‘tainfor Ee thenearer towerebe seen ee | machine, front at Venter of the Teleg 7 eome, If you If you umbrella,Tall Joseph goon owlng up the surface a few rear, came two 1 crowds he whole you want 1 laces, embroideries trimmings, come If you want ribbons, come. y y course for the boat race was five times | 1 eke n SPiet sion of GTaa marc: that its praise the aici strangers that across the pond. Never was a race ou more exciting. Not until the are lap near a ee did FL D.' French of 1e UtahI Bill osting coniphee show ulled homeward 3 tt ie cheers : for the -. the winner. He pulled in very tired,| Ad club of Salt Lake were heard for | put a strong finishing spurt was left.] miles around = Deeltsion Too Close, : Before the sponte liewas boarded for in the me Our qf you w want awarded to Mrs. was judges the job hard a After prize,a silk a thin|the ane thin Isabelfirst Christensen tanbn »' , a = a o = s 2 As = ° rs o 2 a ° ° mon ey. of Ad ione oof have \ ecinwepsend th "fe pyrogr raphic "nateriala, couie woody B ng against vetorans ae hopehe wiaper. oA Telecom ee ae:7 aut outclassed, the Ad clu ave u > 3 | the game in the fifth Inning and Aas ee Ot Otere ene se puree wee ea r As dreamy. strains of a waltz expected was the defeat. and resulted| were heard the dancing pavillion was in the changing hands of quan -|rushed ilarge and the prize waltz was on. ltles The q year ft Attar Chinas, ony of and Char es Ha q Tt Gon Seuah | SG. Paul, who at- | offered waraes, stiautnce |rattiitevcoodt in the Ad Aa ‘spots appeared. few' brightaca ae Eg vie ea. brilliant; proved. Every you want domestics cen ete vee eee If you want linens, come. from Burl Pres ae bat netting four | : 6 club coul P made just had (John S.) he that gird vaaohea" thai °N alf, do-nothing. io went. the ‘he - courtesy mportant engagement and that he score given the A could not take on McAllister, as much = 4 club came ona base}'4, he knew the crowd would like to . have him Pee D, ge ; dreds ; a 'e If pleleuah iin & woes in tre co . hile cee a inni not Think it will prove ie tended him, to, Fitzgerald, t hit by Fant Armstrong, s from rown, Settle | serious. ae q selling discussion| picked Dr. wil ms e MeLaughlin The first thrust serucik| oe me ag oeae vee ibed peer ce : tS Cnt e teks fens | e is painfnl, 7 5 a of the crawel aud ‘ure was tn wick [Sra ahd, Ae, hnite, akon from Mim| rize mall , © e, pitiful Silence. Heralded abroad in| gold piece and started to leave. The | ee rs Sse dally press for weeks iches follovend. Morgan turned, drew eir challenges, boasts and com-|his knife and made a vicious stab at PEmitaE ich ele soe going a, breakfast common talk at That it has had effect was seen : The CO: "nue the seein crowd atebet ofa Mor;rine in the Morgan > - which benumbs, must be endured. and Morgan placed a 5-cent plece down osite O n sali and or shooting { the than that toe 5 gallery couldpropristor shoot better he. ne $5 pl was pees on the counter followed, day re- - fon aro the |outiery.ery. "A.A discussion arose ae to. the Sn blie ReeRepubli-|c etin Kesodn, Bulletin estern Monthl wale of of ne aAaractee ene f Patton Garret the F at second under the Press club's cap-|at the Salt Palaces with a jack knife 4 £3 taln's ta s. On third was a mighty man, John|was taken to the city jail by ‘PoliceTobin, whose double service as third|man C. &. Stains, and McLaughlin was for the Press club and catcher for the|taken to the Emergency hospital Ad club called forth huge drops from McLaughlin, Morgan and several y zgerald‘ofo Mitra: taste wate (Pitaperala 1 There No. t ving n, acca McLat arry West. Second South day, - diet aie. As H handling His . nares d vote may he --o-< pitcher was a. team, whose gllt-cased| Discussion Over Shooting Gets would have held up no pitcher : 5 u. e not un- deserved applause, The core of 18 io 1 speaks volumes. The Press club pitcher, Paul Armstrong, held the SpLosne batsmen In his hand, one scatt hit alone remuaeirias from his aalieary. Back of the See aat r V lings his tae. hie speech does as admits Ralley are ne corporation cons con says and constitutional S € Congress Sen: sched Borat continues Senator Borah gg Bouator, 7 fro hurried was Jensen Mr. ee ed. straw eshington. nose|did toda ittas was b roundec 2s. foods the rim of hat, atriking the ; f occupies but usually pies Irom 0 suauy weeks' O of this ride on : on the number of beeves on the depends In subordinates his a the for when po ossession of no more facts than So acclde one his} out of him startled the oes so eo aaeniy eaddenly aid fe conme and to a placo}slee removed injured the were the same appearanc e| There still was the anthat when oy of medical ae aeeee eae a aes ry ane stle there | of that made wa nouncement founs newly the yut all of Bernent of leas rt , The only aevelopment hoope was gone. te itinse: no fatattty the pleas ae that the roar of was actually eepepted first_in-| the in came accident The shortly be heard No. 32 would bomb Jen-| P. Parley ning of the ball game. son estern Monthly, after eS 2s en ee Seen eareful u t mpire. ° n ning was s a as ump over and the Ad club was making valiant efforts to retire the Press club when fo m e ot Pitcher a isha duration m ides. cowbow ie Ee ‘ W, an ay throwing the since mystery elapsed had days Once a year an outfit comprising men of a given range, move hither and thither on the broad sweeps of their particular domain to round up eattle and ealves and brand them, that their ownership may be known. a The cattle graze everywhere. Tirelessly . z ; : ae a of was_ comes Round-Up re ee ena ena No. after consultation, when, department, boasted| the much that discovered was had brought the | arrest of Felix Sharkey the a zealous genwas ahes oles in ene p 3s 1.-There Chicago, July ae SS ain an art eral tumbling am rircasties About Vee more owe No than the Sa ifoagined part the On wish Not It befure expressed was a of story the wae fr brief, a \ Ys 07 yj | in equaled be = i a rap. they want to, and don't give ia Hsor lesleyto muttitade and hae filled but happy brim the their homes sought ha with an outing the Mke ef thewhich history Cen of outi "such, work- are themselves-perfectly natural, ; specintore to the day's activities wil -_-_-_- \S ing for love of work, doing things because par of the minds ho clan re- from free eR theirSe remain the foot race, the miss &-year-old an .which in ‘rolling of men nino of field a joutdistanced Here, for the first and muscle. brawn time, was the animus between the os wc ° all crowded around the winner, Miss Annet Londe, to shake the tiny hand in due acknowledgment. Still fresh will also remain the reat prize fights, ‘the balloon race an 5 the prize waltz. A Great Outing. With the rising of the silvery moon over the towering Wasatch range the more strenuous sports ae the day weve dance way to the easures he hall, the rolling rink and the moe ed to the city a Returning basket, the , throw off artificial customs and cost of renovation as consider fromthe him fought and perspired for the glory Of/¢,a present ‘desperately of . ar several his on suggestions Born of the Plains ; close to nature, living Men: radi 3 f made b by {made repayment Miss Lyons for while spe ai times request no been money combatan battling estern, Custom I a half lake of Lagoon bosom W est,a i $ ; for the his notes to accept tri-|Ashcroft watved club, Ad the colors @ W 7 Club Shows Play formerly el aa in rived Twain, clippings America a latter ary e Press the | | |