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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, TE Pa SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- | crakear takes place Bere cet which Cah ien racing are eighteen ' Prep af-| this Wandamere at There ternoon. a: heer. 5c. --- ao aes a mee andamere corngun will be held ater swimming pool in 48 ] Ee it reer se co that 5 the fhe s present Event order No. Bvent No, Event nis be ee af- Svent No. stroke, Syent No yards, hundred 7-One hundre 10-Elght The i : = 37 .. ree . .. .. ~ 490 469 er Lost. 44 56 55 ....... BATTLE FO Pittehuse Sburg, ‘EEN still out of the Game today, vards,|1¥ns for yard ‘|nings fought before Pittsburg being Fecran through anda|AN the error game let the poceed without afternoon and score of three given Brookin-| ee an run 5Ot avo away | 303 x-8§ Sutor and and won hace base by bunching r ts The runing, The their Sata score ‘inning _ Batteries-Summers for | T4use and and 6 Event Event p_ No, No. re . Suc . < ore OCCIDENTALS BEATEN Philadelphia St. BY Salt HEBER a Colored Luke :: oe : Sg ete . a (Ra; Special Service. i ee od e : 2 tear : NINE Plinys Louls 000 .....-..-000 000 Ae eeegencna and Phelps " e e Fast n00-0 Stanage; ery 2 Dooin; AMERICAN 1/ won the - series | #PO%S, in a ten- 9| of score from the . ronto, At 0, Gasper Schlei,; and Batterles-Ames first Heber's to ball the popped - in the national con Peonth will| At Lincoln-Lincoln, ¢ fee mbers : in yractict espt eclally to dyy re i T morning until rea cr oi with part take to m each pl: | \Wondamere yea Reeord Miley of Be. onl sun noe cure t A SSam Samuelson thee wea eg in today. eee ae ach him here.| amo will be | | Sched- : ce § ors Bt dd ree a GROVE POPLAR BEAT : Salt went to Popdefeated the |G. his 31 7 rf E a lar The Grove yetviace in a slugging bee | H.A. G.H. Parke. . - .18 by 8 scoreoe will play a mateh game | J, J, Woodruft,/61 meee (een RE aoe che winner: Wale Tee Ey junds. at Sorin Salt Lake, ------_----ELLERY''S BAND AT , | umpire. Sicha 8 of a two-game first the in champio the ; a r 7 Sd Ms os vT IR. | | Margetts, Bert received eu ¢ fame, zi SALTA Ira ; rocal| City 50 men, two Vere ree concerts; Daily, 4 to 6 and 8 to 10 Dy im ‘gta thatIt ea = -_-____-_ air-it's a. - ~- = a - glorious. = 100 4xcel ‘ Monday tha: cham- } pro to ba 1ay yyssCéday'on sent to Johnny Hayes the Oly Ae Marathon winner, and to Alfred Shrubb, the crack English runner now }|2iiruibt.2%n. -___--_ Hit. Makes Hoppe and nl thr a Any , a "? P; r WOrkK a ] le 18 considered, call THAT un16, | ---_- re- specialty Laundry Temple "IMMACULATE es es a J WE WANT ARMY EVERY MAN GRAND TO DRINK i i During his to do it for his own sake, because no beer one it2 g - or or against the Hered heard, granting of a a a 2 tive merits of American Beauty Beer with that they \ at home. get th 6 hygtent nic y to iven been of the sterilization nelamtthic mrentert, sttenta to rrr pe nm every prouse sink care methodical Seen ed all this same rite tnroree and ow u 1s equipped with the finest be demonstrated on inspeo- The fact that the bottling houge most up-to-date machinery can to extended ts invitation a cordial and tion, -top lant. our up-to-date see and come to all CITY BREWING CO oreo e er said} applications respectively, are hereby| notified to be present at said meeting. By order of the Board. | WILLIAM SPRY, President. A. R. Barnes, Secretary. Beauty Beer the fav- the American has made manufacture cess of | third| third| John Peterson, burglary second degree; Emil arron, grand degree. Charley Taylor, third larceny; Sane or parole-Ddward Syphus, Slocum. | with deadly weapon; Burt A. Slocum, the first uniform with the/ ns ee A e par cu. arly eral excellence. vite the comrades from Milwaukee } = and St. Louis to compare the rela- , . on- Smith, burglary Parry, burglary Frank 8S. Higham, forgery; A. j quay 4 ieee ; in eeeoe eaten ee Richard degree; degree; j stay in . Salt Lake this par mer. We want him | o Flowers, carna Owe Neu larceny; grand Mecham, Samuel degree, third rglary weapon;| deadly with assault SeooO i felony; LINEN" on burglary| Krouse, shi : our pat pigs. For pardon-Harry ] ry ~ second degree; Edwin K. Mann, carna knowledge; Elmer Carling, fornication; Lionel Warren Little Dodds, very oe qual- everywhere Zi W. are d zy Walsts when a the Ln delivery So. shirt j which, = Sanitary 39-45 of a lavatory 1@€ y rompt pur- GIVEN th wagons vestr Investment JACOB MORITZ, General Manager. ioe oe =e STAND OLD - TEETS' here stopped Sizes the | ae MeLelland, CE Ti | ee. Meet. Wandaager. id ofSpringville ane rise aa ° e little meeting will tah io Pharaoh's on Return Glen, any 8 20 eee Grande a m., R, 8:10 35 m.. a. p. 7 } Special o. R. 3 1 1. Balt Moreata; Se alela bunch the of Men's Sere ie hap all-silk the Ties, ce eames e 918 4455.5 a) sl4 wee four-in-hand usual Special for .... .....0-0 . value. ne eee aces -20C sees nace TOF oc 8 6B84 eee 50c cee cece rere Shines ANS! CO atts black and brown, leav es . 8, go eh BG SE Se Se 3.0808 PSP ERE Paper 9 inch ie ES PRE A each 1,000 dozen Table Tumblers, and RE Ee, Ae oR CALE ght oe gh ° matting, gerade good .93c A .98¢ Floor Oil Cloth, a yard ee svete a' stecsisrors ciel 19c; eee Curtains, Lace bs ee Japanese Special, a yard ........--..-.59¢ 75e oe yard fine Brussels, 9 ey e extra fine, a All-wool 3-ply Carpets. yards a patterns, wide, heavy, a sq. yard eo a[¢ we 4g | Rugs of all kinds 60c to $19.50 each. mapje Oil Cloth, heavy weight, all first quality, fancy ........----------4€] a CLOZEN Plates, RE . eae vici kid Ox- en eres ae ste caer See enac a yard white, 21% to 3% yards .50c long, 48c, 65c, 75c, Notions, Hardware, Stationery, Souvenirs, Soap, Hosiery, | $1.00, $1.50 and $1.98 a pair. Ribbons, Laces, Tinware, Enamelware, Brushes, Wire .50c Heavy Cloth Window Shades, 36 in., 25c to .......--Goods, Crockery, Glassware and other departments, are Chenile Portieres, pair $1.50 to ........----.-- $5.00 overrun with thousands of bargains. Don't fail to visit | Fine - large this You v assortment ) are always ‘ of merchandise fine { welco 1 A Ladies' and Misses' Short Kimonos Misses' ; Come . . omfortables 2s ' 85c to lain P ccseece a . ll and Cat) Co fancy OY colors, Cath os) & ae.8 oht: welg ee a) Ss, ;* $2. s ........-.------25¢ | Fine Comfortables, plain and fancy colors, all Mee ccc . Street 114-116-118 eae to Girdle Corsets, the 50c kind for .........-..-.19¢ State Ss in e. EXCURSIONS . Vin Denver & Rilo To Provo canyon, ‘-» a. m, 10. 25 a. m., } |} To 5 to go Le: to 814 look. meeting Aug. 14 pepe ae Beet S SRS ALS aS votes $3.00 and $2.50 Oxfords, i decorated| Race atthe ay SUNDAY | g : 10,000 bunches of Fine Flowers, worth up to 50c, choice DEPARTMENT. sh éMAe oe ir veterans for the race ones at Wandamere faxt d ante | Sizes 7; 8, announced aec. Wandamere For of Ed } Leather Patent Leather, ' fords. ian the Walker, Son wi rf find, will you is not excessive rent where store this visit but SOUTH S105 to -..0-6. cere sees Department STATE f ™~\ STREET, STATE SOUTH @eeces Children's 5Stex William T. Dr. for } office, suite 611-6 2. played he where Butte, éat ‘ : => ‘Gorman's billiard hall. | cated in his ne ce hours-2 to 5 pepersonality | Boston residence and building oftice Hoppe s ica: ‘ ee a hit|p. m Phones come pretty near making ‘ Senet ea d, 420. Pivitt comerrenty, where oth f CGaintiest ; prices wash- ainta' $1 48 27% sizes Boys' Oxfords in blacks and cee cess akcoe ceetere OR ee browns, ue RPET DEPARTMENT. SLOT 1... -cveeseces 2, for Lau tot, to Ge a. ORM |] | G5 + 25¢ Yard-wide ingrain Carpets, a yard ......-.-++-++ TU' in aclassy: already. || toicldsbe InMeldeachJntries event are Step Marathon, & Our Oo ee . . 35 Cc Shirt Work demin blue Shirtstorfor .....-.--+-Men ) Ss fancy Laundered .$2.00 | Men's F, blacks $1.50 en Eee mancanet 1 oc AaOxfords He in Patent : Leather, and $2.50 g0and Boy: $3.00 Shirts Men'sbrowns, Work striped heavy Men's a ee a7 inter- to season the ‘ppropriately at| for the occasion Ji ae ; track the salis 11,‘had.as Le thehe the &: bibesh he wy ei esiring eairl nan eachers.. | therein, to be ee Mm liard hit biig Sporting Goods Con -- ‘for all of aforesaid to-wit: cases, lowing 9| June card would be postponed un- _ Thursday ea iF a s aependent stock ) can 1e at : family 7 entire 1 the of ° give them ae togame to hetye bike oe admitted baseball | wit the real thing in Independent - plonship pe of ~~ or Butte of season TS Pe | Prove cenyen winte Hoppe, the ehamplon 282,01, $4.00 PER DOZEN. Arms ‘the ee one the | se Tenia pg card August | poasibie In- nel with that the date two to 1 ie lingerie Board State the that given hereby session | will hold a regular Pardons 10 at 1909, 21, August Saturday, Be Sk pile races Re cra aie ten | and on the way, to ime jrowd of the yesterday from | ond} eas gas oO 1@ ans a wired back tert ae tien t spnktt' Os J JaCh &¢ to going 1 imoter, butte Marathon PLAYERS. SPALDING CHAMPIONSHIP BALLS Western ' rer Ep CONTRACTORS, ee oe ae will Cote EYEys. fleld | year was disappointed. "78, local of letter give. heAa wouldaand ive Idaho ae | DOZEN Just tS Bidwelhy asking > Tso for a eee _Rec Butecat Bee ) claimar by --- TENNIS Woodrut?, ) tain, fere first the Rain, 590 W. i. Woolley 33 es Se Occidentals | NOTICE TO ai 25 cape the in the erection {3 Disappointed, but Claasy Ae } Eee |" ¢ ae ce for pais Week's sf rey it ity y aa ue.o eel each, in Rene Cloths o'clock a. m. at the Utah state prison,| Salt Lake county, Utah. That at said meeting said Board will hear applications for pardon In the fol-| MAN cae Patent Ladies an" jue tomne DS nee | KANSAS RED SOX TEAM aves | WANTS BASEBALL DATE er - League a | Republicans and Games 3 i atin for | oe batterles . "the rm 916 J g 5 Fs SSOCIATION Horace 8. Ensign, Secretary. NOTICE 7 2 s of on , SHOE | meet| will Independents --'36| parge Crowd ere ° ae STATE OF UTAH, DEPARTMENT OF Salt Lake City, ofAugustPardons. Board Jtah, May, Concern: | Notice it6, 1909. he Whom SEATTLE AT GOOD | Mar- Bert field Walker's ne Sa aint rvE ee care take We'll i < > Ta? noe . } as || F} Jist of a few of our bargains for Saturday-Then visit this store: | G. Meaulster'<1?| BIKE RACES POSTPONED zt 19ers feeo. fe W. H, To 2:15 TRIP on LAKE SALT e of mecrowded into a space of 12,000 square feet, the most select line following the Read Chicago. of west found be to se Merchandi dium-priced side 1 a . the Idaho Falls claim with a side} the Idal OF Di! Pie Oa ee Te pet $200 of oni ae is a F "ls ‘punch axe oes tts ES. Tingey../7818d ;..:782 Ward (ime =: 88 Proctor ; av SENIORS , SALT LAKE un . Do you stop to reflect how much you can save when buying a bill of goods ? Sunday. OPMe¢ oeo today | | look ball oy timers' as, Noa ot s ériried and é ers Scoriel ae such | th grounds of the Utah State Fair association, according to plans and specifications, which are open for insatic , : spection, and may , be secured at the 1/{offlce of _ association. <A certified 2j|cashier's check on some bank in Salt to time J., N, If you | | et the fact unch is_willing to. dla OF) spite HL. Back. : eo § 7|Lake City, Utah, for at least 5 per LONG Sunday. Shere | ok N ‘S35 say StU Male Ba, 2) quired 114-116-118 ' reed 8 leton Cas Cc oy See ; a" we) BAGS 5 at 4 : ee RS State Street Dept. Store Nel- non rd TO OY Pe ee ad and , "nh IS Te HEREBY Ry NOTICE car has e 5,000 since| miles already| LIN he, feeoral och wave, RU, the| RO ayaa vcccay Rengy Beett,.'2!| ON ACCOUNT OF SHOWERS|| } "TT ™ ee any Pl Mines Utah NOTICE SEL en preferred effectuate PT wane a "Booth: Lee é & Badger. Attorneys. . ELLERY'S BAND AT SALTATR, ree concerts, 50 men; two vocal-| ists. Daily, 4 to 6 and 8 to 10 p. m. ------ Floating at Saltair-it's glorious. entdrain nlonent eaiatio da: laim ane Marge e Dav Falls ‘ute trap | "se company By, Fe record Was given ana, Vatlant laughed. im the Present | fore acent.78 Sammy distance jyayo ‘ ear ‘ cits and [ee eer ae ir includes" als‘so. B ul nneing feats yrogran 0 years Haymond.fo. 4 he | snaThe L, lineup rememberedn that Sa8 | it will thebe gocovered ‘ of the) employs from selected B te an | twenty The at) day Best more than Hackensack, a Aggregation at Today dished field I. Be and San: REASON COTIN : Sundays, 419 z summer ($100) ftetwen, "Sito Me "hating pos to) ow a eM feature The Seinefor the be worked ne | Beak ssue sa had previa Lake Salt main of the t a Ww. ee j aM evant vat say ng." M, ZC everal | day eT Beste" Lee sraphieal error | of in annual the | Wandamere Wale Bioyele York ughing : at up of s cian anit te te ip sioner for appeared Whaling Bert time, Thursday In a Seattle and proceeded to make good Idaho to Play uied Falls Team. be to expected is fun Great bE starters. MAKES Buffa- . of Margetts' Outing for Three Nev by Samuelson Admitted Sammy Is Now | MISTAKE BIG CAUSES care A ie at a wie changing tho the GIVE OX8 SOLD Fissns SET OF TEETH ORDERED, . at Great Doings ing. | GAL ERROR TYPOGRAPHI u of ; ------ constitute pi the, cr the . 7 WEE EACH SENT SE GS ALE be proposed for capital stock of y dollars making out AUTOMOBILIST Se ap Be Scene SE trom common and pre- ohare $7.40 $4.50 Royce, | cent of the amount of bid, must be J ‘also enclosed. Check to be made payable to . . the undersigned d. h _ The undersigned reserves the right ob Snitair "Leviathan" Restaurant. is at city prices. "Ask The best mea sa as ye eey avenge for anything." Orchestra every . Serre a ' Will three traveled it left 1 class ant the } C'teams. in which class Utah hes be n a2 Spangler)...5 ae secpun actuate g = L,.2 hundred withdrawal io woe Famsey are urs, Pow- | a ohns, Tiss ané Atwood Mrs. ell, little car continued The York. of New and this morning Francisco San on_to F PLAY BASEBALL MEET ON DIAMOND ive skirmis ah leave th @ Omak 5, |) Fin eg 2; Topeka, 7. / Moines, 1; Sioux wao B0OL one hundred Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 6-Tanned by] through| states of many the winds which she has passed, Mrs. J. A. Ramto cross sey, who is the first woman | Boston : . 000 190 000-1 5 von y = | Fe 100 000 02x-3 10 0 eens en wat ¢ LOStk ANGELES. AT J National | Chicago in State H ». Graham; | and Batterles-Ferguson | Will Cc amp » Peery‘ tee at acer Competition Kroh and Archer | Sacramento .. ..+201 700 10 5: 000-- 7°11. 500 000-10 t Douglas. Fort at Out Work | sos Angeles . 002 ees et LFA I 5 srahi c f 1a es-E e 32 ctice <« of the Utah National eae Gus tt AG WwW neaiae and Orent piter Practice Sia iiereen, | rifle team which will WESTERN 1 LEAGUE ional competition nis at] aoe ait 8° Omaha. 9 | dorff state arek; Crown Season ofeeleUtah, any or as 1 Strongest Plate Made, of said office Chet oe ee meetings, 8 and Gold anent measles Office pearly open evenings and | shares of par value of one dollar ($1.00) : an als the each G; Sisoc tor the recalling ‘and ; $1,500- started COMPLETES : ent Camp Peery, On the Fort Douglas| At Denver-Denver, etart next week oO 18s 3 etl | At Pueblo-Pueblo, range The memb¢ of the tear eed At Des Moines-Des be taken to Fort Douglas vat. rae ng to | ( ity,-7 { sleep at 1@ po d Zatti sR as on be will They o'clock. ; ae aa ant 5 0 clock at morning each range will shoot for two hours each aah fs Jater returning to the camp of ue | N ‘ yuar at Crimson's rane Ms] ® e e 0 near the penitentiar also McKinney, FORMER Bat terles-Scha afer and Brown; R. H. E, | Ke BOUDRY BEGINS Wilson a Only 10. ane 100-8R. Hi.9 B. 201 hitting timely ... 202 6.-The Aug. Francisco Chicago, gave OC. fifth )|San ae ere their The 1 Cubs cwtiiania the pe Svers e- | of I Se ae Bae ot 4 ne 9 002-6 901 001 . . to a |Portland 3 Boston, over victory straight PAE on. make and cane a Browning ee tatteries-Griffin 1 aHell ta ae a ripled Evers go| today, here re ey G oceinat ay Fischer, and Carson Graney, Berry, 4 the ) started and tally 3 initial the | & ame, | scored Bove g inday : he W pi alte Ee rally in the ¢ ee reo! winning | none two for xe Sur | 8. ‘Galt y cee ts n t for I the way oy =f F ad SAN bs paved AT which ble by | run "f only "a Boston's ; I Dated | BEeThGnt S with attthe team re Falls' Idaho 18 games set es 500: 030° 000-6 ices! ; Ve sucon scored and out a bunt beating DT ort 9 000 002 020- The | | ( aielarid Breck and by Shear hit | essive: RIFLE GUARD NATIONAL PRACTICE Pees WH WORK ° 3 Se a Te eaacoe oft ieee only: privileges, 6nd. McKin-|the m. (McMahon) Boy. ch h (wilson) j WOMAN At COAST I aa LEAGUE. ANOTHER. WIN CUBS Bigot teeta ue Baron : 2; Baron Kinney (Dickerson) .. My Gift. blic i (Saunders) 2.8 Ethel Mac, blk. m. (Murphy) _._2 LEAGUE. 'Baltimore-Baltimore, no Miss Adell, Maxine, Nancy Just the Thing and Melva started Best time 2:084 2:242 class, trotting, : 1 McLean. after|and sack the touched who baseman, oO er ae and ball the catching = tobinson to catch time in second last The enry Selzer, b. h. (LaSalle)...2 ASSOCIATION. o EASTERN in oor §. Pek t the ¥v reek, difficulty in tak- » and Pot Mon6; Providencs--rovitenbe, At 0. treal, At Newark--Newark, 0; Rochester, 1 innings. (rourteen City-Jersey City, 2; ToJer sey in one today. ae. z San and tases Burglar and Robert Kerman a Ce 4 pee time 2:08. " ass, trotting, purse $3,000- Country , Jay, ch . xy Jal y ay, . oa ere A eo 1 £ il, b. g& (Shank) .... ..6 2 Ate 0, time > | i andinches the JUNE HONEST re- rect arth 111 aeened bids will be received by the Sir Mi Satie Pin Selon a isieleie ] ersigned up to 2 p, m., August. Prince ot ss g. (Jackman) -ee2 2 4/1909, for the materials and labor 4; At Kansas City-Kansas City, Loyisville, 0. Paul-St. Paul, 3; Columbus, 4. A t St. é At Minneapolis-Minneapolts, 1; To ledo, 0 6; IndianAf Milwaukee-Milwaukee, - caite 1 : Lush] oR ee Reds the rubber' game of from the Giants, 1 to 0, hs 3, Little Rock had ( ely Here f i. more to o'clock te at hg iT eres (ig m., and ahr that sald corporation 2:09 class, purse $1,000- Waiter Hal, g. pacing, h., by Walter Dine At Montgomery-Montgomery-Nashville, postponed, rain 8 At New Orleans-New Orleans, Memphis, 0 f . 3, eetG oe and ce ao affair. inning pitched well. n ¢t he I she y tenth e Oakes hee 4 ame py rfc bad Mer perl Oc stieotds oe "Balt ‘Leake 7 = a ar OW, of thet ‘a games seer throw tn The gzame was featured by > = Of] lack the ane. On sensational for box ts "the Williams ae start Tieber a triple play was the feature | Pinch hitting. 1e score: to nea RAAT a nO 3 t _ Occidentals} the of Smith game. 3 10 the ef o=e->-000 O00 000 dak |¢ incinnat Harrison and sbinson st, eeu o w 6 . York New a sacrifice, attempted Harrison at bat. a, ey Bae mingham-Birmingham Hal Eel cf! Livingston At . Mobile-Mobile ts a trifle Hel t DURING opened EEA Ash Mie nvestment com- sald corporation will the changing of the whims the Rrckihng te by Santer | pone 6 20x-3 and ae ee ee 6-The Aug. ee Cincinnat!, Four Get IsHits Able Onlyto but all, CITY Soe Team .....000 e tadta trot, than a the 2: The SOUTHERN LEAGUE wimming 21-Tilting contest | ELLIS MAKES HOMER. Ev ent t No. N The first event will be called | St. Louis, Aug. 6.-St. Louis defeated 1m 3 2 and} therepromptly at 2 p. | Philadelphia, to9 The following will act as officlals:| by gained fifth position in the race. Ww Rishel; judges, S. H.| Moore twirled grand ball for six inLove, John F. Toben, Robert B. Por-|nings, but a home run by Ellis in the t timers, Charl Berry, A ajek,|seventh put him all to the bad, St Nelson Maynard; clerk of the course,| Louis scoring three times before the |}round was ended. The score: i B I Sinton; starter, E. S. Browr 1 Tl equals only two or three rom 7 was : the e closest closest of of Citation, Wedgewoodbr. ‘¢ 19-Exhibition driving Batteries-Scanlon and Bergen; Cam20-Exhibition of fancy | "!t% Leever and Gibson 2:10 less st & 0 0 5 6 tere every driving did P Soca as sTockHoLtD| Phones pe A. Lake,CreeState Salt chee or Solid Bal "meeting "Os Une Ont a amendments and changes °or meetings, s o FeO DOU are reasof regulations and bylawsE stitution, eee He the first the Bel heat 1 a 5 i Set of Teeth Lightest b. INSANITY at the be held Will meeting , Se made OF SPECIAL Oe the:Tia Wenaw t | Bids said"date. the right SO 5 Penang of been|county D Whalebone No. to the Stat Utah, on De 1909. BOARD OF entered in the | 4t A 30 Poke Jardabcad fms in f. 0. 7 ow aaa an) er ney was an easy winner of the 2:24| changes and substitutions and amendCleveland will = ments of sald articles of incorporation, noes v open Tuesday. Sum-|constitution, bylaws and regulations as 2:00 class ' may be necessary and proper to carry elghty yards, senior. Pittsburg in the fourteenth -- Event No. 11-Two hundred and From the eighth until the last half CLEVELAND IS SHUT OUT. twenty yards, intermediate, of the fourteenth inning, the crowd New York, Aug. 6.-The Yankees Event No. 2-Two hundred yards} Watched a struggle that was worthy|shut out Cleveland today, 8 to 0. breast stroke, senior. of the world's champltonship Miller! The home team pounded the pitchers ven No 13-Under-water-swim, | came first for Pittsburg in this inning|in bunches. Berger helped the Yanks intermediate and beat out a bunt Abstein hit one|to victory by walking three and makEvent No,. 14-Two hundred and|that almost carried Scanlon off his|ing two wild pitches. Doyle fanned five twenty yards, senior feet and was safe at first. Wilson hit] Naps and kept his hits well scattered. Bvent No 15-Under-water-swim,!One to Lennox, who threw it nicely to| Cleveland made three double plays. senior Hummell, who dropped it and Miller| The score: Event No. 16-One hundred yards,| was over with the winning run. The R. H. E relay, juntop. score Cleveland ..ee...000 000 000-0 8 2 Event No, 17-One hundred yards, R.H. E. |New York .... 000 311 30x-8 12 1 relay, intermediate Brooklyn ..000 200 000 000 00-2 11 2 Batterles - Berger Sutton and Svent No, 18-Two hundred yards, / Pittsburg 100 000 100 000 01-3 8 0] Clarke; Doyle and Sweeney. > by by Walter and good na 000-3 : 000-1 time the heat heat y visitors hits Detroit 010 110 siphia .*...000 010 Sa ei le penance s Philad error. over support. hard re finish s WIN. the Tigers won by 4 to one. Both Summers brilliant end-/|9 wire bedstead, springs; 75. BEES NGTICH he Utah Mines Circuit | P&ny that that hav have and pace, en Win. Payne; Carrigan HITS 19, STATE y : record season established by Minor last fe & 20 nae . Jay had no easy R.H.E.) 11 ; ae August NOTICE Grand stars were the Presper ( ikatlon broke threatened the Eel ing teaeia an the (eeene Mandl 1b ont thls3 the Four to = my a and Krause pitched great ball and were ‘Wagner] fourteen ue a winning cam score Mee BUNCHED yards|""mnitz retired in the eighth inning] } and Leever finished the game, each] back|™@n being very strong. Scanlon went hundred eo nee The at Arrellanes ae -NINGS 6-With » heats 8 Co.'s fabric ; btm Pec teee Sas 70, 3 Preece EDECTA poe ean Of NOTICK 6.-The Aan. > year's wo-minute eres Batterles-Burns, "opg | Owens, id URTEEN INNINGS, Aug. ee ee es "492 7% ‘7 ‘ 2 aaay "651 61 50: gon ‘ him and was also given a nice] Arrellanes fanned five of the| P eens 65910 e matene °° ear 53 a _- Midh: , second the e fastest c ei the of y byby day made 1) 5 John-| aie ee ae Race, ime PROM first hard his In the favorite. was He batted Wedgewood Boy trailedIn today Sutor |] before the reaching ace dh Won. 85 : - : 69 alamé © Wiamasoo, Mfg. 1 at 12 o'clock noon on j ect heany board 5 or allreserves bids. Ti ees yo eee 30s Sox Red 6.-The Aug en out over out the of White Burnsa victory was batted the Sox box. replaced lacing. a -55/ . Hard No. 6 1) meeting in Kalamazoo was marked to-|foildicein the -_ 1, LEAGUE ...., . , : Street and son t 50 52 FBA »efore ‘ R.H.B,|!"g 000 020 000-2° 000-1 001and 000 Criger; .. Washington Batteries-Baliley 5, Picoe 48 at . °° + , Hard . . Winning walked He a Has ee ates and made @ wild Spteb.) St. Louls ..... in the paved victory. visitors' Eel, on nt the: ben wildness Johnson's for the score: Way je NATIONAL LEAGUE. and d I vine singles ant nore Laut. pees yards, 8-One hundred 93-Fifty vards No. Portland Sacramento Oakland | Vernon Junior. senior. junior, _ Francisco Angeles interme- hundred ede Ae = 637 --_. go. 6-One Event No.. intermediates, back dimes senior. yards, 5-Fifty Borer esse G2 oes O02 see COAST expected! will yards, 3-Fifty i > Event to records 2-Fifty ee Cte | thehic new fresh | 7 150|5an sh Und oe of1-Twenty events is yards, as follows junior. No, stroke, MP eenditionsa BY ok ........ 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