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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINER R II. K. Scores, First game: ......... ..... ..... ....... Dot roil Si. Ijouiz Mullin and Beville; MID THE 3 B 1 0 4 1 Third race, six Maid won; LTAH. FRIDAY MORNING, OGDEN, St. 1 jonia, Apt F j.i American Dane! n? to Society of ITofet-w-i day elected Professor ,!.:;ry T. of Los Angeles. ; mcni. s furlong--Mouse- I'i.uirc list wound; Da 9, 1901. WILL YOU ihjrd. Time, 1;K. Fourth rnce, one rniic and a handicap Jack Young won; R- - H. E. The Hcgitit second; Just Go third. A Second gnmo: Cleveland. Sept. '.arge attendB . 1:4U. Time, ..... Invest In a piece of unimproved land f Detroit ..... of the W:U,.w Glass ed meeting It 10 6 Fiti Ixnif 70 In Weber County f Lust-irace, mile and St. was held iiHisv, to discuss yard. won; Misanthrope wound; Bengal iradu conditions. Clovel and Bcvill ; Himes and Adjoining improved farmef third. Time, 1:47 Half mils from R. R. Station! Siixh race, six furlongs Rebo won; Right next to Irrigation Cans If Ala., Se;u. a -- George Huntsville, Mafalda second; Miss Doyle third. Providing you can buy on monthly CLEVELAND, G; CHICAGO, 0. .pecial grand Speaks today orderi .i Time, 1:15. to convene hi k'.lcc to investi- payments? jury Say $10 or $16 or $20 per month? and Cleveland. Sept. gate the lynching i ilu' u, gru Naples Or quarterly? SHEEPllEADS BAY. im muh in me last niglit. There Chicago broke even today. In the Brut Or annual peymente!. several minus' gene Chicago could not hit Jus. while were that rtu report New York, S pi. 8. Sheepahead Bay And no interest Cleveland bunched Its bits with Chithe shot cxcuiug event. during And no taxes? cago's errors. In the second game results: The owner to pay taxes and conyjrw race, five unj a half furlongs Chicago did not get a man to first un8. ra.. PennThe Fpi Harrisburg, tinue to use the land until It le fully Niblick won: Won; cum second; til the eizth Inning end did not make sylvania railroad company has nitri- paid for? third. Time, l:uS. a hit until the seventh. Errors wilh li of fied the foreman abops in this Second race, steeplechase, short scratch hits gave Chicago three runs to largely increase itaeir forvin imin the ninth, winning the game. At- course Knign;. of Harlem won; Drom- city exper-eIt ia that all nf mediately. edary second; Sir Voorhica third. Time, the tendance 4.000. men who were furloughed in Jimn R. H. E. '04 Scores. First game: i .old race, the Flight Stakes, seven will be ordered to report for work. S 1 Cleveland Chicago ..... ..... ........ 0 6 4 furlong- s- Hamburg Belle won; Jocund (aid place of land will coat you $20 St. Ixvils, Sep'. 8. Alexander Joss and Buelow; Smith and Mc- second; Alan A. Dale third. Time, 2A Bauer, superintendent of the Humlit-rs- s per acre. Farland. $400 for 20 acres. Fourth race, one mile Councilman exhibit In the Palace of Agricui-tare- , R. H. E. Second game: $800 for 40 verao. died tonight of pneumonia, aged Yetro 3 6 3 wen; Sonoma Belle second; Cleveland $1,200 for 61 acres. was h naiive of 50 year. He third. 3 5. 1:39 B Time, 1 3 Chicago Fifth race, six and a half furlonge Owen and Sullivan; Hess and Bueddrtss or Call on Major Pelham won; Vaa Nc.s second; low. Arsenal third. Time, 1:19 HUNTER & KENNEDY Sixth race, the Kussett, mile and a BOSTON. 8; WASHINGTON, 3. half-oturf -- Short llose won; CarRoom 6, First National Bank buncle ; Daingerlield Washington, SepL 8. The Boston, third. second2:34Major 15. Time, Utah. ell Building around Ogden played Washington today, winning both games. Attendance Sr BOO. Scores. MEN R. H. E. First game: To unload schoo4.n1 u. tho Salt 8 7 4 Washington JgE!g Lake Beer halt (Continued from Page 1.) Boston ... ... 8 13 3 It la tha place to get the longest an Townsend and Clarke! Gibson and egraph from Vladivostok to Mukden. tallest, the biggest and coldest schoonFarrell. Second game: The Depot R. H. E. This decision is due in part, doubtless, er of beer In town for five cento. Choicest whiskies brandies and wine W sshington 1 8 3 to the growing unwieldineas of the big , ,,, of soft drinks. all force kinds under General Kuropatkin's com- and Finest Boston 3 8 0 Jacobsen and Kittredge; Taanehill mand and which will be largely in- line of clgara In town. Call In everyas aad by creased by constant reinforcement. body you pan sample our and Criger. General Kuropatklfi heretofore ha goods. Corner 26th and Mamin avenuu handled every detail of the vast orWe make a ipectelty ganization. The work is too much for one man and he ta now almost brokof Prescriptions, CALIFORNIA en down under the strain. It is known MARE BEATEN. . Telephone orders that the emperor iu personally one of N 8. Hartford, Conn., Sept. promptly attended to. Twenty Kuropatkin'a strong supporters, and thousand people saw the- great It la thought the general will in ali Charter Oak stake for trotter, st probability retain chief command of CAVE, Prop. Charter Oak this afternoon. While the two armies. Kuropatkin, howunder the condition, each heat was a ever, has been seriously criticised by race, the feature was the beating of some of the emperor's closest milithe California maiw. Sweet Marie, the tary advisers, and il la possible tint THE favorite by Tiverton, the second he may eventually be superseded. There is little information from the choice. Tiverton won the major part SUCCESS MARKET front tonight.- - A dispatch from Mukof the money, but Dr. Strang furnished the sensation when he won the den bearing Thursaays date repeats 2368 WASHINGTON AVK. flrat hets In 2:07 which equaled the story of bad roads which hava I he transforta and intimates the fastest mile ever made In this hampered Live and let Live" le our that there is an "inie resting movement event. motto, Wa do not promise toward but the nature of this Sweet Marie finished second In the to sell you something for Tiellng first heat, but waa out of the running movement la not disclosed. nothing. Our Meats art fresh. la It understood that the emperor'd We endeavor to please everyin the other heate. finishing sixth In Cron-stathe second and fifth In the third. In inspection of the Baltic fleet at tho body who patronizes UCCESG MARKET. today la the last he will make, the second heat, Tiverton, who receded In the pools owing to being and that the fleet when it leaves LiTha LILLIE BRAND LARD lian will proceed to the Far East. drawn from the second platoon, startnot mode by a TRUST OUR ed last and finished first.. Dr. Strong We put up a liquid that LEADER, no compound or wae the contender In both heats, and LARD mixed with EASTERN is a killer. the gray gelding pushed Tiverton hard It Ask your GROCER for It In the second heaL In tha third heat No. 1 bacon Tiverton has the beat of the going, Washington, Sept. 8. Commissionfinishing pulled up. Phone ordera given special George G., the California wonder, er of Immigration Sargent will leave attention. proved n disappointment, the gelding here on the 15th on a tour of Inspecgetting distanced in the flrat heat. tion which will include points on the & BUM Mexican border and on the Pacifie 8untmary: 2:12 trot, three In five, purse $1,200 Coast. He will be gone four weeks. (unfln.lied) Invader won the second Phene 227 Y- The Druggist 2:12 f; and third heats In 3:11 Boston, 8ept. 8. Private measagwi Alx-le- e Norman B. won the fourth heat in received here today from 2:10; Patchen Maid won the first heat Baines, France, announce the death C Rev. Dr. George C. Lorimer, formerly in 2:12 Munroe, Lady Gall Hamilton,' Joy maker and Midget Hal also pastor of Tremont Temple here. started. Detroit, Sept. 8 A petition to have 3:25 pace, puree $1,200, $260 to winner of each heat Hetty G. won the the Detroit Sulphite Fibre company second and third In 3:051-4- , 2:08. adjudged a bankrupt has been filed Nathan Strauss won the first heat In in the United States court by credit 2:07. Frank Yoakum, and landroas ora, who have claims amounting 1. $11,000. and Caetrn also started. The Charter Oak $10,000 stake, Kansas City, SepL 8. At the con2:09 trot, each heat a race. Tiverton won the second and third heats, each vention of the American PharmaceiiR In 2:07 Dr. Strong won the flrat tical association today Albert Schnek A reward of Fifty Dollars ($50.00), will be paid by tha Utah Light der of San Francisco read a paper. heat In 2:07 Maxetto, Sweet Maft Power Co. for the arrest of party or parties whs on the evening of tranimiuiou ria, Angelo, Oon.ulo 8., Jlrem Ferry, April 29th, 1903, caused a "short circuit" on it electric London, Sept. I. After another com The Roman. John Taylor, George G. Id aomo manner with amid companys lines Interference Due, through ference with George L. Watson today and Grade Kellar also darted. at a point about one mile south from the power bouse, known a PL Division at stake $2,000 to each heat Sir Thomaa Llplon announced that eaeer Station, ,near the mouth of Ogden Canyon. Mr. Wat eon persisted In hla refusal ta winner, $800 to each second home, a for the America's design challenger Persons are warned not to Interfere in nny wise with aald line, $600 to third horse in flrat heat, $600 It fa aafe to the public If unmolested, but serious results to properto third hone in second and third cup for 1905, giving as hia reason ilk through the heats. Tiverton won $4,000; Dr. health. ty gad possible fatal results to persona ofcan be caused wires, llmba of trees, nr of insulators, or the throwing breaking Strong $3,600; Mazetto $1,100; Sweet Jacksonville, 111., SepL $. Mrs. Resimilar obstruction over the wine of company's aald electric transMarie $800; Angiola $50. becca Ruler Springer, widow of the mission line. late Congreeeman William M. Spring FOUR HORSES & died at Oaklawn sanitarium. er, tnday FALL AT PORTLAND. Iclty and mi-ri-- Kat-me- Ka-ho- e. -- ........ Of SPORT SRPTEMRER nanu-faciurc- g Ka-ho- e. sS'Spr' Got Fivo and .! Which Mean VoSSJwi tho Hula Y tilt H?adr Likt the to "day. RACES. KBW YORK FAIR vorvnrk tie meet thla nc fair new fig- with women driver.. In.niedbr a runner she went In 31 14 aoconda. the half Vu4; the tbreeuarter. In 1.33 ! . in 2:05 12. Kelly. own-h- r ruling colt Paul D.Glena Falla, U C. Smith of a mile in 3:30 84. equalling the ffeet time ever made by ,a yearling the world record of ainc. 1803. The jMShlSa Ttood fwctkmal time follow.: "4 :2 4 4; 1:03; T;6; mVos S. WANTED RiaffiKJMQDIT elute fair A $- - Milwaukee, Sept. to Jk today. Dan Patch attempted jJJJr bin record. The beat be couid heavy tiack waa do ou the -- :03 1-- LAKE, 5; BOISE. 0. RACES wu.., Sept A The home team could not hit Thomaa today and were ante- - BoiM gelt Lake.. Thompson 04:t .. and 4. won out Spokane, Sept 8. Spokane today by timely hitting. H Be J " I j wo Butte BpOklMie Baadella if t ee and and Stanley. ea e Dammnnn Spencer; Seattle, Sept. 8. gune poetponed, rain. Seattle-Tacom- a Lo. Angelaa, Sept A Portland took another game from the Angela today by the more of B to 4. The vlaitore, who had phenomenal luck In handling hard chance, took the lead at the atart and kept It until the eighth, acored three runa, when the local which put them to the good. Gray huenedad Baum In the eighth and Portland fell on him after two men . wen out and gem a Telegraph Notes with the aid of Chaae'a won the error, acored two runa and i R.'H.E, 4 11 4 ,, .. ,,i, ,. ,.,,...B 11 3 Thiel-ma-a lot AogelM., Portland. . ., Bias, Ony and Spies; I berg, and Steelman. t OAKLAND, 4; FRISCO, A Francisco, SepL 8. Corbett was freely throughout today's game Baa tk ad in the eighth a costly error by Irwin gave Oakland two runa and the victory. It waa a wild throw over flret. Outafde of the eighth Inning Mnakhnaa wae a puzzle to the lor ala Scor- eR. H. E. f S Francisco , .3 S 1 Oakiaad.. .4 11 3 ., Corbett and Leahy; Moakiman and Byraen. ...... BROOKLYN. Boatoo. SepL 6; BOSTON, A 8. Boston Both Boston taaea today. lost both pitchers wen wild and Brooklyn had an easy Haw. The second game waa called at the end of the eighth on accountof darkneea. Attendance, 3,200. FI ret game: - R. H. E. s s Unatou and Andhia. Second .....8 same: and ' ....7R.H.E. ' y CINCINNATI, McNicholaa and 4; PITTSBURG, Sept.- - . 4 3 7 1 Xn?md Br?!n: t S Wilhelm Ritter; 1. Cincinnati "JJMked hit. on Flaherty today and ewlly. Attendance, 7,200. R. II. E. 8. 4 "25 1 0 4 n4 rhdrU Pc,U: nd FUherly Philadelphia, s; new york, 8. New Turk, SepL A el 4. Reward. Oyeter Bay, N. Y., SepL 8. Taking Portland, SepL 8. Four horses fell of the line weather the advantage races at Irvington track during the went thla afternoon, Virginia Boy and Nell President and aMrs. Roosevelt early today qn long horseback ride. Holton In the flrat race, and Morengo Numerous telegram continue to pour and Jim Roberts la the fourth race. eongratnlating him on the results In the three first instances, both 'In, VermonL horses and Jockeys escaped without of the campaign in Injury. In the hurdle event, while Bloomington, 111., SepL S. Six mismaking the Inst Jump. M. L, White's sionaries who been Jim Roberta, struck his knee against their vacations have have spending received the barrier and fell upon hla head, orders not to go here, to China, as another neck. Le his the Tonrney. breaking boxer uprising is on in the district to Jockey, escaped with a bad abating which they were assigned. np. Results: Flrat race, five furlongs Carobura Marseilles, Sept. 8. The strike fa won; Cannell second; Paul E. Jones breaking np. The ship load-er- a gradually third. Time, 1:03 4. carters and today agreed to re-- ; Second race, five and n half furume work, though the sailor and longs Estado won; Batidor second; dock laborers still bold out. Mocorito third. Time, 1:09. Third race, six and n half furlongs Northwest won; Dusty Miller second; Harks third. Time, 1:22. Fourth race, mile and an eighth, won; hurdle handicap Dr. Long Quidado second; Cnsndero third. Time, furlongt-rS- L and Corrigan; Taylor u 7: Bel'." J 1:28 , 1 0 Chicago, Sept. A Harlem results: First race, five furlongs Tyrollan 8-- 2-- Roore--K- ;..; Cre-osu- 2-- 5. 3-- ST." LOUIS. wihut', b pieM. ! Avis I nihu LOUIS, 0. QUARTERED OAK, BIRCH, SPANISH CEDAR, For Interior Finish CARRIED IN STOCK BY Eccles Lumber Co. Telephone 12S 154 Street Twenty-fourt- h We nlse have a complete stock of Oregon Lumber and other Building Material! POWER CO.. UTAH LIGHT R. & By Campbell, Mgr. The Putnam Clothing House 2354 Washington Avenue free six giving months subscription to la the American Magazine with all chases of $4JM ' Boy pur- er i more in our ' Clothing DopartmenL Boy' Editorially tha paper Is all boy. It stands with - boys and for boy, upholds manly (porta and endeavors, and cultivates in its, readers true ideals of Amerl-- . can manhood. Big special In Boys' SL Louis. SepL 8. Delmnr results: First race, five and n half furlongs After winning n Layaon won: Platt second; Lady m the Detrolta went Moyer third. Time. 1:09 34. Second race, mlie and an eighth for 8t' sec"Pening series of Oudennrde won; Judge Cantrell Time, header.. Attendance ond: St. SimonUn third. 1:56 34. Monday Department and Tuesday. Has Passed tbe Experimental Stage, and Now We Hare No Hesitancy in Saying - or Cooking Purposes ' IT HAS NO EQUAU IT BEING THE 8AME METAL ALL THROUGH. SAUCE PANS. PRESERVING - KETTLES, WE WARRANT OUR NEW ALUMINUM-LIFUTUrSG PANS, DIPPERS, ETC FOR THREE YEARS. GIVE THEM A TRIAL AND YOU'LL USE NO OTHER METAL FOR COOKING UTENSILS S-- r ljT. POPLAR, GEORGIA PINE second; HARLEM. E. Warning, YELLOW 1-- UseMatthewaon and won; Mart Gentry second; Lady ful third. Time, 1:00 Second race, six furlongs Mansard KEW Y0Rk. 3; PHILADELPHIA, 8. won; Agnes Brennan second; jAlire Commoner third. Time, 1:13 Fourth race, one end an eighth York wJ,S:1hta' Hus-sa- h todaT bT miles, handicap The Lady won; PPrtnne Htflnz AttPdnce. 12.000. second; Imp. Crawford , third. nrt gune: Time. 1:52. 'w Fifth race, six furlong Don Dome York a won; Nannie Hodge senond; The ftiiudeiphii. ;; third. Time. 1:11 Sixth race, five furlongs Vi si MrGu,r: Weddell frkrwk Deuce won; Hnndy Bill second; NortJ od game: i Enid third. Time. 1:01 R-Seventh race, mile sad a sixteenth won; Sioux Chief second; Ethylene f Royalty third. Time, 1:46 5. AbrJkn1 Kleinow: Bender Doo,n"; 1JErR0IT. The Terms of Sale Are Positively Phll-fipjfl- na 1-- 2. Philadelphia Tor Will be remembered by the thousands of buyers who bought during that famous sale- Wo will give another Cost Mark Sale on everything In stock and will include all Fall Goode arriving during Bala. Domestio suitings and all Cotton Goods bought since drop In prlcoa of thoso goods art Included. No article In our large stock will bo recorved. Tho manner In which Now Merc Ivan dies will be sacrificed will bo food for close, careful buyer. 1-- Sixth race, mile Lady Kent won; Cerro Santa second; J. V. Kirby third. 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