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Show The Saet Lake telegram. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1903, Th HREE COLUMNS OF (f ELS IN XH E AIR ON TRIP Saints Hammer Out Fif teen Runs to Measly Five for the Visitors From the Coast. FROM ANGEL WINGS Standing of the Club3. V. P. W. L. Butte 70 48 28 78 44 34 Spokane Los Angeles. 79 47 32 Seattle . . . . 77 42 35 San Francisco 79 42 37 Salt Lake 7 3 4 Tacoma . . . 77 32 45 Helena . . . . 74 29 45 BRADLEY AT SALT HARDY WAS UP AGAINST HARD luck In the seventh, being hit by two foul tips. t" 2-- C AMERICAN LEAGUE. St. Louis Batteries Sugden. Chicago limS The National Ruilding Trades council has adonted a label for placing on buildlabor. The laings built wholly by union bel is in the form of a bronze plate, 14x9 Inches, bearing the Inscription, "Union Made. Official Label National Building Trades Council of America." In the center is a representation of th CapltdTat Washington. The Consumers' league, formed in to make war on the Inhuman sweatshop system, now haso 413 branches in stores in New ighteen States. Forty-twYork City handle no clothing that has not thfe label of this league on it, and forty manufacturers are now using the label. The organization has done splendid work and accomplished great results. By one of the amendments passed by the Is s.t Ohio Legislature the employment of 11 years of age is t y childat under any time under penalty. An? fnther amendment to the law fixes a penalty for employing boys under 16 years and girls under IS years for work to be done between the hours of 7 o'clock n the evening and 6 o'clock In the morning?. Labor unions of the great industrial centers, such as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston. Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Buffalo, etc., have indorsed W. S. Waudby for Commissioner of Labor, to aucceed Carroll D. Wright. Probably more than a thousand labor unions, in both largei and tmall cities, have sent to President Roosevelt a request that he be appointed. New-Yor- -- . pro-Y'iljit- ed fis 41 S7 .M4 M 65 W 33 24 "2 :U 26 43 .491 xi 2 20 .4V .4H .290 2 4 6 8 e. 3 0 Orth and Drill; Slever3 and 3 4 10 10 LAROR f ocr. tlec Dlneen and Crlger; Moore an1 R. H. E. 0 7 8 2 0 2 R. H. E. 5 13 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. R, Kansas City Denver Peoria Dcs Moines Omaha r.e. 1 fi." 42 41 G3 H Dt ft.. CI 63 1 8 4 Detroit Batteries Griffith and Seville; Kltson and Buelow. Standing of the Clubs. p. w. L. Los Angeles l2 fit 81 93 f,G 37 Sacramento 12 97 44 Ran Francisco b2 42 Oakland 4') 85 52 33 Portland D3 34 83 Seattle Milwaukee ....... Colorado Springs St. Joseph 21 33 31 37 37 31 31 2S - 2 Colorado Springs . . a -. e .17? ,4v; .431 .TJ1 .i4J 41 R. Batteries . .677 .4Tr, SS Omaha ...io 9 t Kunsas City Batteries Schafstall and Gondinjr la, Hess and Mtssitt. j'eona .i.v 8 13 E. 13 Hal ht I OR Friend and Wilson; Nawmev- Po. w .C12 .33 .382 H. E. 4 11 Sacramento 0 7 San Francisco and Brown Batteries Graham; Hodson and Leahy. R. H. E. '. 9 2 6 rtland lo 3 6 9 Oakland Batteries Thlelman and Hess; Graham and Gorton. R. II. E. 7 3 10 Seattle Los Angeles 9 13 , 3 Batteries Carrlck and Boettlger; Gray and Spies. Umpire McDonald. R. Des Moines 4 1 r a front R;ird. Ulr f 1. Fcr.NiPnnnat a Kok. f A eil NICRLT rrr;. fair t Ai J. re J. A Wf-Jil- rr g rooms mr-- 5ye Cry H. Tr.i e aut-Jc- .American Association. ct Will Lay Cable to Bhaoghal. Minneapolis, July 13. Minneapolis, 1; Co lumbus. 2. FAN FRANCISCO. July he Pacific 8t. Paul. JulV 14. St. Paul Commercial CaMe company U1 lay a caXftln Milwaukee, July 14. First game MU- - ble from Manila to Shanghai, and ajrvrya wauKee, v; iX)uisvnie. 6. Second gam for the work i:i ahortly to rrrde. R. Milwaukee. 1; Louisville. 5. Lucaa, the engineer who haa had charce Kansas City, July 14. Kanaas City, 5; of tho laying at th cable frcr ' o Manila, has arrived here. jiuianu4xju3, . i:.-T- ON LT M Ct I'.vt F.ag' r tf p.!tS-.- e r.4 Cart a i W. trd toaat. Ccr. W. r1e. IlaC-S- Trl SMALL LOANS. L FnirrTli'Ain for Mn:rs jtir.HFST T ttz.& r i'.al ta cst Ccn. cUtl-lnif- . $t . i-- -t imUSRKFRPINO ROOMS l!!e. O C. Rirhter to . 1 PARTIES P:k. fs f : i Leading musicians musical Studios t i and ) iins. agnxs osuorurii. 13 r A rr-fe"- r Le-,e'!- a 1 No. 7:;hor. Mftln. 4i VTILLARD II. a w f .1 l n I 2. IL rr a t.frr ef f ef peAhna. Rer. ir iructton for 1 ?- cirar.ee - allies. 3 ENODQUAiS, t irr'l, tcr; r ;; U r Ccr.i.l-tK" ttfcr - VWl-K- Tearber cf Plane, r arsd and Jf!-t-hi- Vle.l'n wvd 2L fro n Cr. Or.n! r'E. a" 4 Rrvti. V.v,!n !r, tirrmafsv f t r.r ef 7 .e:re to ir."'jnc that aha Vienna. r 'ar.f-rtrp f v f tfl'.a at hr R; . twUi'.r c 4- -2 Falk ar. 3 HATTIE II. WI2IIAHD, M Teacctr of Piano. T Irht'iVr- LA ST PAOH EMn)TEE3 Main. CIiEi-f- t -- - CLAUDE lit fiuth. Cr-re- rt Rerr ard Ar,f r. a V!f Hi:t J. ' NET" ar J a leto: tr tr: r ;a At C rr.arr, frr m I'J to 11 I Rs,r,cra r-,- I- Many crtlcna. ream It. IT TOU NEED MONET WE WILL tfUccurt your aJary. cUr Lcaa Co, tt t"o F. L Tasipta, WANTED. Iiw ratea. h a RITKRJl. -- TYFJ-- pnNKMORn Unm fvlt ROOMS AND t'OWN HOtTirATUT CORNEP City. X rp 'v e-- No attorr ya'OR feea No rfctijr. No Eai'erp comrany No third rrty tax. No mortgage Ruel L Trry. II R It. . ft . MAMQNp roAU ft w. rvn pounr ONLT yv'itooM Iio.TrriNO.H.'iUHr I.:..' A rrr t '.". !'.; ttf.fM. t .v.. The Ct. C. Rjchtf r V,hav : fe fk. FRONT ROOM Krjin :h Lut. ... tt. t. Frrsela 1 HiHSCELLANXOUS. TOR HALE HONEY TO LOAN. LO AN r jtj t ef city, J e.c!! e Nrt r4 n Afi1m for 7f!M t?Jth ern-mltii!cn.- tratr1 UlrrrXe Rjprt dj.lrc r elanlr. lamra. lanterna. reSectora.. Ktenatt. II No r err r!r.lrr, ro nrr: Tr.MPLnmN cr.na.viNa At t?f a:i clear.tr-- ntk 13 gi RETAIRnrO. AJIT3 vnnn. rTT wouks. I;:-- Tf.cn UTAH SCREEN ASP JOIt FHOR. R, HroeH. trop.: JaH r.f a;j k"rj?; ccntrac'.lr.c 41 8. W. T. Thor.e li:i- - 1 rrr.c- - CLEANTNO AND DYXHCQ. LAMPS ANT TtEFLrCTOTtS. r- -. fe-- a. .TRJlN ; ! 'wf German Newspapers Do Not Approve of the American Financier's - W K rm pa v LIOUT North TemrSe FRONT ROOM, B. il f. e r.ru'r.-.- ; lc-- c t r-- BICYCLTS CONTRACT ORG. SILVER COMMISSION fa. a t h P-jt- fr w FURNISHED ROOM; dir3: I'. rrrvjui-ticn- : r rcl; FURNlf RED ROOMS FOR HOUSE. PLKAS ANT Koeenn-Hicut- WITH JK'YI.-Tf!fCTarh cv.:rf front Wir.t Terrfle. tcard if lt WAKinv-urnn- s lar-4l- Mmla ROOMS FOR K. 4lh f rit!!l. FURNISHFn Wet; Ui4 rnArrs rAsit. M Ca. U r. avn-Htou- mrn n. Xrvl ri-iiAv- P-j- th. Vrl-T- w. Norl! U on a WANTED IIEXJ. D It , trx. Trr v?b TT:rifTvn"""rT FURNISHED ROOM3 TO RUNT AT Ftata. I NICRLT rTRN'lfltm FRONT riiomt, water for houeekeepinr: 173 K tt 1 NICRLT FCRNISHRR FRONT roo-J tix light t.ouekej. :r.g: in iz. NFWLT FURNISH Kt ROOMS. rd C: ITS F ?n1 F.a ft ethnology nt the? World' f;lr. The appropriation of H1?) made by the jrenral Government will ie by the exposition authorities, making the total amount toX be extended on Indian exhibit $'"' trn-- crnk lrrr. okol'.nd wnbLn-nNMSHE- W ?n.t Ha 5 tt t-t- CASH TtEGISTEILS. W. Uh SoutJa, HOOXS MlAn NICELY FURNISHED rmcr. n.AinVriTAST r Ve ft W. P. Trerf j r5 bo art! et lCICLY t 1:2 firt co, inanrrrr jrK tra. MADAMK LTNNH WnjtT.n B fAMHD n1 lrr4rlt. 4 W. Jrd 79 ruRNiaiinn '.r. i rlrr..s NRWI.T FURNISHKD FRONT POOM R4 go. Htate. r.er cltr and countr tU'.g. ' two ar. CLAHl V O Y A2T. ROARD. sunn rniFourth ft; W, IT? cueke-JIn- INDIAN EXHIBITS a r 1 NTTvr F-- tat Wnt. A MODKRV room for rent at NT T V. A e: MP r-,- NICRLT rUftNISHUD ROOMS AND 171 So. State. NICRLT TRN1SHED 2tOOM3 AND tord at S F. 7lh . FURNISH rD FOCJMS rOH OCNTLE. rren er.ly: 111 R. t South. ONE FURNISHED ROOM. AT r.4 8U cr.m-mlaslu- n. R- : toard at I WANT A GOOD SOLICITOR IN every town In Ct.ih W.irren Foster, grr. tMr. aKt.. TO 7? CnLtAirXCUS. LIGHT AND ROOMS; Temyle. ACCIDENT INSURANCE. cxpr-elon- FwRMUVI - r roor: 41 utla.. ernuTUALisr. ZM & ItOOMH. room. ro-om- a fROii- TITTIC fW W. Tempi. ltt South. runNisiiLD RRRLIN. July 13.TI.O United State International exchange corr.mllon arrive J and here uarvin. yesterday from The Ilaicue and aai received today by tho Under Secretary for R. H. 1 Foreign Affair. Dr. Von MuehUerjc. 2 Denver S aaaaaaa The Oermnn have hitherto 3 Milwaukee 6 In the manifested very r.fwipa;T Interest little Batterletk Lemke and Schlela; Kenna AH the cn th and Braus. Indicate the IeM'.'f tfit th Amtrlcan propositions are lmjractlcah!'. 0 bi. josepn Batteries Hoffer and Post; Falla -- tTAii Tempi. nCOM.t FOR , Jnd WeaL euitr on or nrt A m. Z3. raea, ral4 fir acrfp Irrn. r.-- t etc U II t'h K.- . Ttrnple. ruKNisunn XZt Weet Tlans. .516 TWO :r? c flocr. TKI. X. WANTED irsr1 a u FRONT ROOM IIOU3JC. tjr,K LAltOH If delrea. 114 U. ith fta. NlfFLT FURNISHED ROOMS. J w HAS REACHED BERLIN .(k'2 CtTJUE. W CLARK. 13 W. Ind EU1TR OF TWO nOOMfl FOIt LIoTlT cr two sccilrrceo. 427 11 fcouekeflrc a'.reetblith HouO Till.t-l-. t U JIJVISJIED ROOMS FOIl ti-lr- -t Vt . OnOUND Z40 H. lth or W.iljout UarL N I CELT FURNItilliil X. c S'. H"i !v :ni bo. NICRLT FUrtNISllKR ROOMS. 4 ale : j-- ,A ass A' rrr-3-. modern convanlencaa. H. 14 p-- John CAMrrscir. erakr. rrr.oir4 to 14 NICRLT FURNIBRED PT tba Cay, weak or mctth. 2iXHROOM. g. Btata at. CHRAP. FCRNI81IED ROOMS. WITH cr without houaekeeptnf ; SO W. lal Ho. 11 1UI bO.; FCl'.NItillKD HOOM3, nM-oInl- 1 t.it. 3 Raat Mo4erru ROOM. FcitNiFtinn nooMa W South Wat TrarK n t W. IU. F1TRNI8IIKD HOOM. MODERN CON- veotencea; 42 U. ltt Uk ST. LOUIS. July 15. Prof. W. J. Ik of th Ethnological bureau at chief W'afhlnirton has Inn of tho department of anthropology nn I X. IU fAl so: Ir i FOR VACAKT 1tOtBrf HOT'RFKFnP-Irg- IfghU cloa la. FURNISIinD fSe- - Standing of the Clubs. rnONT noi'fr.Knr.r ger '.: - e lx-tt- l 8 u S h W. NICELY FURNISHED Wett. Prof. W. J. McGee Is Appointed Chief of the World's Fair "Department of Ethnology. 1 X:T IrM WILL COST $90,000 WESTERN LEAGUE. 0 FOR LIOHT no children; at trlctly connJentiaL oota; iiyT. ra)ment; D, F. Walker tM. Cherry. TARIS. July IS. Dispatches rocelvd at the Foreign office here from St. Petersburg and Tokio lndicato that the relations between Russia and Japan have within the pat fortgreatly improved night, and it I now believed that the two Governments will soon urrive at a completed understanding. R. H. E. Philadelphia Batteries White and Slattery; Waddell and Schrcck. New York ROOMS rURNITURE. PIANOP. FTC. TO talarled people, mtthout aec ulty. on your IS FADING AWAY yf.-r- I-'- . RT U Wit 8. C. 1. BlUOSB. THE RAINKHE. Main. MONEY LOANED PRIVATELY. RUSSIAN WAR CLOUD ,r,77 ::i fc ...67 30 R. ir. Bemis. Caber Holes. P. W. L. P.C. "l & 2; .f,r?4 "1 r 3ir: 'm err :m t v RIGHT ta e--r lt t. ON Standing of the Clubs. I'.her ere rov 1 Pr'r 'The score or more of second-rat- e hall players now sojourning in Zion will organize a team to make a trip through Wyoming to play all the trams there. Um-plreMor- an. niR RCK1M3 NICRLT rPRNISIIRD FRONT rrora. lulttb! fnr an cfr.ee tr private 1 la cor.cectlcn; IZ Cor.it. or ltca GOLD "Wandering Ball Players. T.vr.!c; t'Z kf t ; r g. ts-.- A LOST. T. P. Montgomery, who is managing th' rac meet at the Agricultural park track, now has all of his entries ytabled nt the track, and everything In readiness for the opening raco tomorrow ufternoon. ,jf,rNnn?n; I.'tf. 14 ArerCen t'.reeJ FMALL HOfftJ:; tZ. t 14 h ar.-th ". t r. ROOM ft. V r. n, fhni, r ,:cv t an r in fj. rvn- - w. rilR ACDITORICM. J. fcouaekeeplr.g. UllKAST PI N. DIAMOND pendant attached. . Lave at Tclc-fra- t- - O' :c: w. csn rr.nyrr r.oou ax h V t TertifU Hu'. rcrtr.!itrn !ft rmcna u itnrtr,t, ail kin: r e'L U i TyttS tr rtRNi8iinn li Raat 2t HnuOu Rrop.. f.rnl..e4 ro-;rSouth at central loctlon. cut-tin- FOR RACING MEET V. tr.o.'ttn ani eocruiiNiFitcrj rr . rnrI(rn Rcy. : TZ ruRNiannu JtooMa. Patha. Firrant Ha!rlreelTi- I'ferlorn; Manlcurtnr and Chlrnrwlv. t4 W. trd Aa. 5 6 Philadelphia Batteries M. O'Neill. McFarland and J. O'Neill: Duggleby and Zimmer. Earned runs Philadelphia. 3. Bases on balls-- Off McFarland. 2; off Duggleby. 1. Struck out By McFarland, 1; by O'Neill, 1. Boston Philadelphia Cleveland ... New ork . Detroit Chicago St. Louis ... F.LROANT The Albert, TF.RM3 ON FUUNITRRf:. CAHl'KTS and range. II on 110. It' on ROO. I X. U Iioua. Furniture- - and Carpet tna'allrnmt P. A-- EorCJc. 45 K. 2nd bouth atrttt. EVERYTHING READY n ? S. It sail-maker- s. R. IT. R. St. Louis Boston Cleveland Batteries . 2 2 Ratteries Phillips and Peltz: McGinnity e and Warner. hits Mertes, hits Warner 2; Rabb. Babb. Three-bas- e Bases on balls By McGinnity 3: by Phillips. 1. Struck out By McGinnity, 4. Umpire O'Day. R. H. E. ' 2 6 3 Chicago 1 6 0 Brooklyn Batteries Wicker and Kling; Jones and Rltter. Struck out By Wicker. 2; Jones. 5. Bases on balls Off Wicker, 3; off Jones, 2. Umpire Johnstone. one-ha- lf . 11 UN-ru- NICLLY FFRNTHHRD RHFT 'omrr-r-clalocation In lh city, over IUK)M. I'tah ar.J Havlr.gt tir.k. 11 K. H, u. m-HA- Two-bas- 5. I' iifi 3 10 New York on if" fellow-workme- R. H. E. Cincinnati prv;r. :i .frjt x: ! two c:oi"l In Tfnr.r. HOTKL nt i Kdgie block 1411-- - g very cheap wrrr.in. W. NirritRRLANrs. roornf. trrjr.a reaar ar.e, rlhrl W. Morw, R. IrJ fa. sail-make- rs rr m-.ic- C Callaway. Pre?. NICKLY FURN'IFHCD RfW rtay. twrtk rr mar.l"s. at th I--e IZaat Ft ml Bvith. NEW YORK. July 13. Sir Thomas proprietor. LIpton's request for the use of ome cf ECAVENOEIL Uncle Sam's expert to nflst TV. In ? Ratsey, the English KT.KS BANITARY CO. OFFICE Tel Fonth new .all3 for the Shamrock III. has let CU. FCAVKNOEii LAKES HALT been granted by the Navy department. 19 Main at none offu 'I Six men have been picked from the force at the sail loft at the Brooklyn navy yard, generously cheered by their SAFES, who were all cngor to share In the work. They at once left for TrtATn new on cash. Co . 41 R. SJ Bo. City Inland, where Ratpey's shops are er trma. firetjin-atout- t locate 1. They have been granted un limited furlough and. an unusual conces TURKISH BATHS. sion, have been allowed by the Sail- Makers' union, to work with ths non union English T.Amn.T -TtrtRisii SANiTArtrcM Pail-mak- . t 2lS B. ANT) F-.- on r norsKKi:i:riNo room ixn If crklr.g man cr AUCTION SALE. SAILS FOR LIPTON n" le e-t- ROOM i r.try. t. itoni,-?i:lj:?ant ten ts. c.tj; 71 H. LUt.n iarrnxntiini I'nitr.nxIr,v-r-e ar r. t.i n. Is I s iuviMK iTitNiFJtrn rnn lmrJ 1 .OViekej--Ve1 4; j rooms and rv rnifApi tr.n nickly If ce!rd. Frar.kltn ave. Mr. PROFKFSOIt COOK" 3 PIANO STUDIO YANKEES WILL MAKE 5 ?5 . rm. rr A. MUSIC. I O-U- five-mi- 'tr t-- hit-Parr- att. n nt l-- Two-bas- won the AusHoffer r.nd Samuc-lsutralian tandem pursuit race at the saucer track last night in one of the areatest fights of endurance ever seen in the local arena. Hofrnan and Downing, mounted on another tandem, with a liberal handicap, formed the combination which it took the winner three miles and three laps to over:ake. The other teams composed of and Turyillo. and Stover and Chapman Burns were diposedof In easy style. amateur race was another The and '.'Wobbler" Star-buc- k grind for the riders of was the star the bunch. Agraz, the with plenty of speed, shot away fromRed-rran other gtrugglers on the finish, Iver coming: In second, and Starbuck third. The latter, however, took a total of thirteen laps. Downing took the mile open professional In driving finish, Hofrnan getting: second. The summary: One mils professional First heat, Hofrnan first, Turvllle second, Samuelson third. Time, 2:f''J. Second heat Hopper first, Chapman second. Downing third. Time. 2;07. Final heat Downing first, Hofrnan second. Chapman third, Hopper fourth. 1:59 Time; Five-mil- e lap, amateur A graz first, I. Redman second, Sturbrck third. Downing fourth. Laps fstar buck 13, Downing 8, Redman 5. Half-mil- e consolation Rowers first, Simons second. Goodsell third. Time, 1:10. Tandem pursuit race "opper and Sam-uehfirst, Downing and Hofrnan second, Rurrls and Stiver third, Chapman and Turvllle fourth. Time, 6:48 for three miles three and laps. bt bJ. & .(v NICELY Ff r.NIHH.tl) I;fOMH with bath and elrirlc UcM. No. 7 Ii.!f; court. W. NICRLV FfltNIHHKD JlOttMH; rr.d Hi. Mr. R. C. CMivtr. t rr,. FURNISIIRD ROOMS: IU W. 8RCOND South. ? t.on-rralde- In ritviit firr.tlr l- UNITltNJ 3 larr Or, iff S. T. Re,Jy. J2 bal. ejmy (rer.t 110). 3 Cor. 9 rcl. t.rar Cardiol. it r eat bargain, only I blka. from th Temtakca It thi eek; cojfh net-ple. l) liriif rnt: f-- X firt Off AUSTRALIAN PURSUIT etc. on'y nof8r.Ki:i:rtM II 5 In nou". rl famtlT....I '..a. rm,. very r.lre. The O. C Itlrbt-- rtrlate Co. 11 KUHNIFHKD THR H ANITA Hit TM. t3 W. Third fix tt-- t. H;t ararlrr.enta; Lake rur. L'Sah. Tc!t,bar. lit-)-, t'.tt.. -- !. In kitchen, modern, mi 4 E lyo DRIVING FINISH IN 4xS 1 - 110 10 we HAvn thkst: rtcm and apartment t rm.. rlc- - MAIN BTHF.F.7. rod, n. w.. renta t- 149 lr.-0- Butte, 7; Tacoma, 4. 14 18 , - Tacoma, Wash., July 15. A pair of two sackers. two singles, two bases on balls and two errors gave Rutte rive runs in the second inning, and a lead which was never overcome. In the ninth the locals had the bases full and a tine chance to win out, but the necessary hits could not be found, 'although Reach forced in one run with his only base on balls. Attendance. 1100. Score. five rr.ore runs. Summary: R. IT. E. 11 Butte 2 05000002 SALT LAKE. 4 Tacoma 10 00300001 14 A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Batteries St. Roach and Swindells; 4 3 2 6 4 .0 Donahue, 2b 2 6 1 0 4 0 Vrain and Byers. Umpire Mahaffey. HsnVv. c.f 6 0 0 1 0 0 Bradley, r.f 2 7 4 0 0 lb San Francisco, 9; Helena, 3. jlu.is. 2 5 0 1 Parratt, l.fc Helena. Mont. July 15. Helena lost the 1 4 4 2 1 0 Anderson, io ban iranclaco. l'rels-te- r 5 3 0 iirst game 6 Fisher, s.s was more effective than Puttmann, 4 1 0 1 0 1 Cock. 3b 1 0 2 0 0 and the- errors of the locals meant runs. 0 Miller, p Score: 3 Quick, p.. R. H. E. San Francisco .. 20020131 09 13 4 .....44 15 13 27 14 I Helena Totals 8 4 00001200 03 LOS ANGELES. Batteries Pfeister and Zearfoss; Putt- A.B. R. H. P.O A. E. mann and Carisch. 5 0 3 2 .0 0 Walters, c.f 4 0 0 7 3 0 Sears. 2b 1 1 2 0 Spckane, 7; Seattle, 2. Gannon, lb 1U 0 Householder, l.f.. ..53 02 02 3 Spokane, Wash.. July 15. By bunching 0 tneir 0 r.f., c. Hardy, 3b nits when hits meant runs, Spokane 4 1 1 3 2' 1 Reilly, faeattle today In a fast game. neieatea 3 0 Q 1 ,4 0. Hildebrand, p were hit freely, but the Both pitchers 1 3 1 4 1 a Hildebrand. c, r.f.. Indians hit at Maupln moments, 4 0 1 1 2 2 Esan.' s.s wnne Carney Kept the opportune hits scattered. At tendance 1000. Score. 33 5 27 10 16 1 Totals R. H. E. runs Salt Lake 4, Spokane 2 1 0 1 7 11 01 02 Summary: Earned 1 0100000 Los Anr.cles .'. Stolen bases Donahue 2, beattle 02 9 3 Cook. Left on bases-S- ilt Hanley, JTiahtr, Batteries and Hansen; Carney Maupln Lake 7, Los Angeles 8. Rases on balls ana aianiey. umpire Huston. Mider 3, off Quick 1, off Hildebrand ?,. Miller pitched two Innings, Quick seven e hits NATIONAL LEAGUE. and Hildebrand nine. Walters 2, Hardy, Hanley, Anderson. Yhrce-bs- e Double plays to Donahue to Davis 3, Reilly to Standing of the Clubs. So.r. a to Gannon. Hit by pitcher Hardy, Struck out By Miller 1, by Anderson. P. W. L. PC. 2.1 72 40 ouick 1. bv Hildebrand 5. Wild pitch .RSI Pittsburg 43 25 7') HiMcbiand. Tlrno of game 2:2Q. Umpire New York .Rt3 75 an . A ttcndai.ee So0. 44 21 .557 Chicago 70 3d 34 .514 Brooklyn 73 ..." 36 37 .403 of Cincinnati Call 1.0 210 that's the "ad.-ma70 2S 42 .40 The Lirarn. He's "Johnnie-on-the-Fro2.5 74 ... 44 St. Louis card. rate the with 71 22 49 .3v9 Philadelphia t ? ron 2ir:rr. ary. ' have tht largeit onl trUc'ti lint of bargain In the rlty reprinting owners cf ovrr l,Ci) wor'.h of Tbrofproperty, many good G AN OF THE LOS ANGELES LOST are alx mm actively engaged over li.' wortu of a chance to double by a bad error, and fice. We Inha-Uat ml'l 31 CaU and u. property day. on locals the scoring. kept it will be money In your rock-?- . Tuttle llroa.. Prcgrey-H- f raid tldg. ANGEL. REILLY, THE THIRD-RASmade a damaging error In the first In WITH THR STItEET CAR LINKrln--l-TO n tho center of Oakley. It la th his attempt to field Parratfs drive. sutxlivlalon In city; only ten minute center. Manv ner, rsoi-er- n from bualne WALTERS TORE OFF A TWO-BAO- high, level ground, dry cellar. o ger the first time up. Rut then any- rltv home; irom . nbade tree water, tZZ each. efcy term HubUard Inr'l. Co. body could hit Miller in the second. 78 W. 2nd &o. PARRATT SOAKED OUT A THREE- COMR AND OF.T PRICR Op PLUM tagger in the second, scoring Davis. No. W. a grand Investment at R 'r cent. In on Rati 4th K.uth. J. Doncatt EGAN AND GANNON JUGGLED CIo? T8 Wrat Xni South. Fisher's hit in the second, giving the Reavl. OUR "NEGOTIATOR. CALL FOR batter first base. Hat of realtr bargain, free t offe f. IS W. Snd BMttv ANDERSON WAS CAUGHT OUT RY Harrlrcton fe Courtney. FOR RKAI. E8TATB OR IX)AN3 HKS a yard at the home plate in the secUrKelUr tk Co . CH W. Jnd Routa ond. UTONAUOHT. ROOM S. OKORGR tat loan, rent, AS Real PARRATT WAS SLEEPING, Eagl block. tfait Lak realty bualneaa misschance. In out in Trad, the left. second, usual, Cattforr.t for farm. ing Rellly's fly, which allowed Hardy HAVE to score. HOUSTON'S THr. HOl'SKR tiaigaltta tn boui; 251 Main. QUICK MADE A CLEAN HIT THE THE FACT BTILL REMAINS THAT first time he came to the bat In the more beme ar old tb'ough rnr gene? Re-third. On the next play he got second. then any other In th city. Mhyf He rs taut you ar treated runt A. JUcbtr. ou with to purccai. FISHER. DONAHUE AND DAVIS Sfliith. Fleet Vet reexecuted a fast double in the third, WD BFTLL REAL RSTATR Tl.1.1"9 tiring Reilly and Hardy. all. Tuttle Hro . ! Main Red ball aim. HANLEY MADE ANOTHER OF HIS long running catches In the fifth, pullWANTED TO BEZJT. ing down Hlldebrand'a fly to left. PARTIES ROOMS: FtrrtNISHF.D DONAHUE STOLE SCCOND IN THE G. C. The kind. for the rtcht raiiinr sixth, but he would have been out a Rlehter Co . 41 Kajtle blk. mile had Hardy not thrown wild. . LOS and water S2.V) down. FIRST city THE FANNED bouc t: DAVIS GAME UP AFTER BRADLEY and nailed out a swift one, which scored Donahue and Hanley. Butte at Tacoma.. Seattle at Spokane. Saa Francisco at Helena. ANGELES LAKE. - mm Wmt Atlivio per mo.. 1:0) per year, price po-$;- co down. but. eaay. 2 lott on 4th Eat at., worth V0. ae'.l car line and fine r.e ighborbood. for cc;t Magnificent suburban home. a. IH. to build t.ouac. Urg gToundi. rct tacrine at New bk.. n. rantry. Cellar, clones, etc.. fine location. R2. No. 725 fth at., cottar', aton foundation, time up, when two men were waiting on bases. Today's Games. f f 1 HILDERRAND. TOUTED AS THE star pitcher of the Los Angeles crowd, presented the locals with thirteen hit and three passes in yesterday's game. .632 .563 .560 .545 .532 .429 .416 .392 ... TT7TTLK RROfl A HAS LAKH chance of coming out even, on the present sericp, at least. P.C. ..... .... The Los Angeles visitors were handled without gloves at the ball park yesterday. A gcore of 15 to 5 in favor of the Saints tells the story of the slaughter. The Angels went to the bad in the first inning, allowing six of the local players to circle the diamond. Egan, formerly. of Salt Lake, butted in with the Angelic society, and this "Mr. Dick" was mainly responsible for the six runs tallied by the Saints in the first. After this slaughter, however, Miller, the local twirler, had a wild desire to give the game away. For the space of ten minutes this Miller was allowed to pass the ball over the home plate in the second inning, and in that time he enabled the Angels to score, and had three others on bases, two of them on passes and one an a hit. Right .here Eddie. Quick came to the rescue, and the fireworks ended. Both teams settled down somewhat, and the game was Interesting until the seventh, when the Angels again scored and the Saints rounded in To Reach the People SALESEAL ESTATE, TOR PERHAPS SALT I PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE. ! 1 ff Business Bringers STRAY FEATHERS ZON TO tEL 9 t'.'i Ml -- ef ar. 1 ANTON rEDEIUTE:? - 'v'" V Teacber cf Plana, Violla TAILORS. IL r. CLARK, TAILOR. IXH E 1ND S. Ftc.lo. Couth Ca:ira TL Ti. ;3.ix. cony. M tad liar Taiare, ti lit 4d at. Raaldtsca, - -- |