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Show . ' j 7- - ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, IS New Mining Activity Starts Expert Finds Gibbons Is in Marysvale Properties Good Match for Dempsey : ' Beat PVovo in - UTAH STATE LEAGUE. Standtrfg of thg Club. , 'Won Lost. PC. .067 . M3 . f, J ?M0 . leak . 17 la 4 Yesterday' Reauit. Ir..vham i. Sli Iuke Prut o !, Schedule Today Ogden. Lake Salt at Bnsham I'ovo at - Tfra Brlcham City Peaches and the Salt Lake Oiler wifi play today at :3D o'clock at Bonneville park. Tribune. vBpOul to Tb PUUVO, June 3 (gden hopped Into the lead iri the tah State league i jir.nnt race here today bv taki'ng a 4h rilltr from the Provo dub, 5 in J. wl.cfly Manning, a recruit from the .er Tounty Farm Bureau league, .forked on the slab for the iHitor? and 'K dished out an uortmertt of Fluff that He allowed tatfled the local atnker four hit. An error bv Wasco m him ihe third inning prevented getting f ht shutout. the big hero the thin! tnnurg he In the sixth, V.tMfting Um.!, aeoring Jacob. with Jacob? on second and Wasco on ' Tim. ho doubled to (enter, scoring sf Jiicftbn, Wasco going to third. Wasco 'scored on FHzpatrhks error. 7 Burrows twirbd well for the Vocals. Ths two Tadowing but six blows. .tvarga will play at Ogden tomorrow. (erge Matthew rf the game In t)o DEN. II H O PROVO. B If.O A i W..b.do2b .. 3 0 2 Fitzpatrick. Moore. If ... 3 0 3 ftNtint. 2b f inecrti. m Wilson, If ..1234 Wsm-o- . 4 2 10 1 FMzer. cf lb c . Hatili'Mva. rf 4 2 0 0 8nbp, 0 Atoms. 8 4 lb 0 ef a. Kilpatrltk. French. 3b . . 4 0 2 3 Wtlberk. .t4r$Kkr r ... 4 0 4 1 Howard. rf a. p Wacom, p . 4 0 0 Total Total ..33 0 27 12 ' Hcerc by inning: Ogden Jsfob KumnaarvRunv week. "base bit Error Wasco, Sb 4 1 A 0 2 .3010 4 27 9 Wasco, 2, 1 the the spot at the temple. Dempseys temple Is thicker so thick, in fact, that it is difficult to detect the pulse there. are more The skull structures clearly knitted than in the raze of The frontal and parietal Gibbons. akullbones of both are heavier than !n the average man, and the shape of the head indicates a high order of point! .20 Fhawtrtck. Bncrific lilt Howard. ' Btrurk 3 ft. by Manninir out By Burro on bafla Off Mamiint 1. off Buron bsesOgdrn 3. Provo 3. rows 3. 2 , linns batted io Fiftnatrlrk. Matthew Time of game 1 33 mnlre Dale. Matthew, FULLEfeTON By HUGH GREAT FALLS. Mont.. Jun M. There hav bean ao many atoriec ra garding iha condition of Jack Damp sey, and so mu oh talK of the improvement shown in Tom Gibbons, and so many contradictory reports that I have made and am making a comparative study of the two man. Muscle for musce, limb for limb, bone for bone, I ha gone over the two contestants and will makeaa effort to compare them in detal to sea which should win the big Quarrel at Shelby on July . They have been studied from almost ayery angta. yet I find' that, bevond Tjmgri- measurements rand generalisation's. no one has analyzed them so as to show thefr strong and their weak points. The siio of a mans calf.- the reach. The waist dimensions, help In comparative study, hut this time I have taken them apart, almost, dissecting them figuratively, and tried to find how thev compare In the vital points the muscles used In fighting. Naturalm addition to the anatomical ly. study, it is necessary to study their mental equipment also; but In this sewaiit to consider ries of articles them as physical animals. WILL COMPLETE STUDY, No man can be rhkmplon unless he has hitting power, nor can one remain champion long unless also he has (lowers of resistance. The lung and heart development naturally ned the most careful study; but the protective and the size and shape of mucl muscles and bones are Important. While refusing to make any predictions until the study of the two men is completed, I want to say that Gibbons compares more favorably with Dempaey than the weight and measurements would indicate; He ia a, closely bigger man when .analysed than bis weight! and size make him seern. To start with the vital point, we will take up first thVfiead of the Gibbons head is slightly two men. larger, and, in the opinion of crahUl Dempsey's experts, better shaped head bones ar heavier and more The two vital points in closely knit the head of a fighter are, of course, LEY MAKES GREAT START AS SKIPPER : Jaw-en- brain development The point of the jaw d Jhe-thl- t in the case of Mir others). J7 70, f .7 50, second: lady Madcap., 104 (A Wilson I, 12 40. third. 5 Time. (Kqual track rocord.) Dr cllark and Mv Dear also ran Fifth race. $.'000 added, the Harold stakes, colts and geldinga, five furlongs a Wise Counselor, 110 (K. IooU, 114 SO. 14 0, 12 70. won, bWorth more, 117 (Kelsay). 2 50, $5. 5. second, cliunter, 114 (Dike), track record, i third. (Time equals Vsllsy Light. Week Gold. cClarence, T. R. Jordan. Digit. 1. ester loctor, aKaekan, bWIll4k land also ran. Hradlev entr b) ta) Nichols Worthington entry. D ) J. N. Camban ' entry. Plxth race, ciaimlng, purse 11400. and up. six furlong Dr. Hickman, 107 tFronk), J5.J0, 2 00. 110 (K. Pool), 16 SO, won; t J3.J0, dv' . The new 100 (Har manager celebrated his ap- enty yards Guest of Honor, 1:12.as a leader by cracking due Vev). $0,50, third." Time. Brunsr pearance Jou Jou, Courtehin, two triples ami three singles during i the afternoon. wick, Kor ro, Avista, Ginger and Pyx ran. also Thomas twirled the entire game for Seventh me, claiming, purse $1500. Ahe loco's, and up. roil and sevBRIGHAM. SALT LAKE. A BOA A.B0AJ enty yards Gueat 10.of Honor .100 Jouett. $12 4 $10.20, 10 0 Peterses, rf ft 2 3 0 rgnelcroT'. If $, won; HO. second; 4 0 4 4 lev. rf 10$ 2b. (Wallace!.OS $11.10, $6 $4.70. third. 5 2 If Otars. Prrer. 8b.. 11 1 (Parke), Myra, 4 2 4 Knits, 3b. 1.42. Kewpie Astor, Time. 4 0 Seises. rf M 13 "Ollkw cf 4 O'Neil. Make Fp, Grande .Dame, Cap 11 0 Philbhi. Ih Rock and Alard also ran. 'lnnrd, lb 4 17 0 V'lksr, 2b jtVwsid, f'.BHrry. 3142 Gtraon, r ENTRIES AT LATONIA. 'Special ro The Tribune. BRIGHAM FITY. June 13. In a hit-- . ting bee heie today the Peaches ad- tranced a notch in the Utah State ' Icacuo pennant .arcs, defeating the 8. Oilers of Lalt Lake, t Under the direction of Freddie Jey. Tew manager of the Pefcche. the Ley was performed In style. ,7 horned skipper of the rlub when Bill Gleason tendered his resignation to ltn - r . (Har-vev- ), . tMpworth. p 3 0 0 1 Tbomss, 1 1 0 V p MONDAY'S p. First race, $1500 claiming, s. Sister Joaella six furlong 0. -- Mary P. Gardner S5, -- Sslton 95, Score h.v ianlnf: of the Seas 97, Msrr Glory Romping 4ta It Lk ..4 1 H 100, -- Kitlv Willlsma 102, -- Glabella fJnxhim -Miss Maxis 103, King's Qrrt r7 summary. Bus Snrlgrovr. Meyer, key-i- , 100, 113 2. Pa dentine 2 Uilhajne, Ijeonanl. I'e 106, Chiva 110, --Ascot 113, Certain AnGood Night 105, 2. Ley 2, Olsea Roe 2. Nelsos 2 Also eligible; 4 Totals ...3ft 0 24 11 Total . &815 27 0 08 41000300 10000x12 iAdy Gorham tantise Barry. Beosa, Roue. Gleason Two-- 108. Mon Pere 103. Kindred 105. ha e hit 2. Petersen, freloa Phllbla Second race, 81400 claiming, two- Tbrre he htt- - Le 2 Doable play five furlongs old maidens, ItawatO. Htolea baae- a- Petereeu. --year Atonement 107, --Glide 107. Dig Up Oleea. Bare a MU Off Pap 112. Meadow Dawn 112, Nairobi 112, w..r!h i. off Brown 2. off Thomas 4 Struck Water 112, Alice Harvey 112, (tat By Papworfb 1. by Brown 1. Thomas Swift 115, Dowry 115. Hence 115, Aaph ' A Tharfo defeat to Papwortb by Bacrifiee Fronkits Mayer, (illleaple. Barry Hit Hi. Barberry 116. Also eligible; w th pitched ball (liilewpie hr Thomaa. tiersman 115. Silverfaine 112. London 'Time of fame Two hours nd 1ft mtaotaa Smoke 115, Bethlehem Steel 112, Gold V pi re ZiBuaermas. Deaf 112, Lybtan Queen 112. Third race. $1400 claiming, and up, fillies and mares, one mile snd seventy yards Redwood TURF RESULTS . 93, Buckwheat 95, -- Sunny Ducrow 9, Roldgo 97, -- Belle Amle 100. N'ullt y LATON1A, Ky, June 23. Whisk 101. Sister Mo 103, .away, the conqueror last year of Mor-- 103, Mies Melee 108, Rock Garequaled the Lstonia track record den 105, Tody 103, Tangluro Maid iield by Cudgel for on mile and 70 103, Also eligible: Locust Leaves here today when he 104, Mistress Mary 105. -- Lottie Loraine .yards of i 41 -- LMcarpolette wn the Whitesburg handicap 97. by a 99, Valley of Dream . ' k frm Princ. K nd Ludv Madcap. 111. Golden Billows 105. Whisk ,, way carried 11 pounds and Fourth race, $1400 rlaimlng, a.d Jo in the mulucl bettinr. and up, mile and one-alFern ado 10$, Velma M. 93, teenth -LATONIA RESULTS. Longboat .96, Grandest 93. Swim 9$, -- Last Brush 99. ixiughstorm 104, First ra.-c- . J1100. claiming, -Whirling Du 104, Flvrast 104. Duks snd upwards, six furlongs of 109, Zack Terret 113. Wellington beiie of KJiraljcthtown. 102 fFrimki. Mary eligible: JSJ, 110.40, J6.o, won: Right on Time, Simpleton 112. Also Ann 93. -- Courtship Little 107, Relgle itS ( Krkaj,, JT.iO. J4.90, second, -luO (Parvey), V, go. thlr.1 104, Hoy 96. Pete Foy 109. Fifth race, $3000 allowances, the Time, 1.11 latst One. Mon Prrc. one mile Aisrtha Fallon, Westwood, Chica. Calt-- . Clifton AcTims 94, Tiptoe Inn 94, gii'a. Re Good, 1ord Allen and dlonor Resting99, Revenge 99. Lady Champ tuary' r,l n. 104. Fancy Free 104, Jimmie Daw 109, Second race. J1400, maiden fitje and a half furlongs Co ior.el Buster 109. $1400 Sixth race, claiming, Wanner, lli K. Fool). 114.60, W.S0 -1 five and aft; W0fi;M(de!t. (Hum: is, North 101, -- Miss Fortune 104, 'J4S0. Mxoncl, Frankman, 115 ,Dun Dance Wood Broom 106, 5 4o. ' ftrd), third. Time. Lady 106, 1'06 , Cream. Husineeslike. 109, Leather-woo- d Krishna liege! Lavon 106. Ima Mint 109. 109, Frosty Boy ..Cnnnon Phot and Fire-toLampward also ran. 109. Orest Northern 109. Mill Boy 109, Thud race, 11400, for and up, claiming, mile and a half Shindy 109. Also eligible: Rolling -109. S Largo 112, Fi'id Kimpalong, 10S (tv. Pool! Wave 109, Sextant ;o. g.60. 14 So. won; Wllliw Tree' Kventsde 109, -- Dream 112, -- Muskegs 107. I.S.M. JT.10, (Harvey), second. oiiIenL li6 (Parke). J3."0,Seventh race. $1400 claiming, third snd up, mile and a sixteenth Walnut Hail. Flue 'Time, 1 52 I'nrd. Playful Miss. War Idol. Kirk Playful Miss 98,-- Flower Shop 96, -waxen War mo 9$, Slandered 96, ysteria f.t Ington, Prise, Nuyaka, Rob Way and Smuts aao ran. 102, Cappy Ricks 104, Margaret ' Pburth race, 11900, for Atkin 104, -- Jack Fatrmnnd 107, Tim mile and seventy yards McGee 109, Few Acres 109. Hutn 109, D. Whmkawav, HS (J. Mooney I, J5, f Win I Win 109 Also eligible: Mayor 20, won; Prince K.. lOO Carrel 107, -- Sam Lorch W.Pyx US 'r phl'Mti. C.lenaon 2 Frror -- Merer. Fal Mt-t- 100. Jupiter 105. George Soffe Wins Thirteen Games in Pitching Tourney Caonre ftoff th sonmikm of ths fcorarahoa siaftai vi tosrnamast st Liberty park underground. which The Bully Bov company, last year did a lot of important development in the old Webster mine, well as completed the erection of ta flftv-ton hi a yratartUy. tieort won all tbirteos-o- f quart mill, is agam-busTwo hsAdrsd tad ftrfjr-lof hl rants. getting the mill in condition for op273 pnista wars wad by mnarfc a large mill and expert With eration r1afrt abi drmoaatraHcsi. management the once famous WebA. B. Rabis won all 4t hf rwr with ster location made In Piute first the tb of th ttso plar1 sralnat szcsptton could be made to pay good 8offa. J Pints wnn ten and lost thrrs. county dividends. Them will be meeting of the officer and members of ihs Utah Brats Horseahoe NEW ENTERPRISE STARTED. Plreher association kiondajr eveoinx at t An Interesting experiment in small oelsek. It will he in ths romantnily field mining snd milling la now being boose at Liberty park. made down in the bevler canyon, A big alDgies tewmament sehednled for bout five miles north of Msryovale. liberty park on Jely 4 at 2 p. m The men behind the infant enterFollow tag are yestsrUay aummxrtet are Drs. R. G. Clark and T. 9 R.D W L. Pet. T P prise R. Gledhill. Roy Warner. Abel Han W. Whittaker .31 Hw . R . . F. Webb II. Stewart c. Smith ;e M. H. WHfht B Kent Wrtzht J. H. Aadernos fleo, Roff A. Nelaotl J. M, ftirPhemon J. W. Wrhrht A. V Robbta 0f 4ft0 :4 7 ,602 .154 .154 A . . 28 54 .21 . .42 ,8A3 . . 2S .333 0 1.000 8 .MS 7 .432 . r3g .077 .32 ..43 2! . 1, With the Amateurt Katfhts sf Colombo Oo4ietters Btrtad klarket Optical Utah Power A Poplar Gran i Kelia-bllii- -- 5 three-year-o- ld ,, Ubt.. names whednled for 0 31 thla morn tar Strand Market. Poplar Poptar Gror Omre diamond Rane. I'sintr W eater Optical OivOottorn. Mnnici psl dlammwi No. 2. 1 mplre Joaos. Knlfhta f folumbua Ttah Power A Ltrht, Mitnidpsi dtamsod No. 1. tapir Barbee. t r. r. .... P C. 000 1 . .000 .37ft .282 .000 three-Jar-ol- Cameo orbednled for Tsendoy even inf Moonuta State Tl. . ftah Csa A Coke. Munielpsi No. I. Umpire Barber. American Railway Fxpnmo y$i. X. OB.. South Junior High. Umpire Bose. Hancock Bros. 'Frolt Smith Fan. No. 2. Umpire Don. v. THURSDAY ETEVmo DITJ3T0N. s. nr Marion lit - three-year-ol- M-- Csmeo arbodnled for Thneodoy svenlng: Trbose ra. Teiefram. Mnnicipst diamond 5. Umpire Barber Schramm-Johooon- . Bleclrle Mtalcipol diamond No. 1. Umpire Boee Strerell Paterson . vs. Capital Rice trie Sooth Jmior lligp. Umpire Don. No t. COMimCIAL ICAOtTE. Deoeret New Browoiaa Ants Olobs Optical King Coal Ft. TtaturU I Fidelity D. A R. ss Steady work. OGDEN IRON WORKS CO., Ogden, Utah. V 226-22- low-gra- 1043-4- . k. Camea scheduled for Wodnesdsy evening Deseret New v. Olob Optical, Mould-pa- l diamond Nn 1. D. Security Benefit Mnotctpol No. 2. Aalo King Coel. K.X gid. High. r. I(roig ! ... BOXING NOTES fivs-acr- 'imrSi . Tel-lurl- ' Amtme-me- Tree-tto- . . f .... 0. raar 1 east ........ .... .... .. .. e 0ra Place Fra on P. Fletcher to Reaedkto lota ft 10 BiCf-tu- and 0, block 4. Unicer- - Kbcn R. T. BlmAgnlat tn Mari I Hboemakef, lota 10 and 10, block 13. Forest Dale He moor FI. Xeff to Reg P. Winder, part of section 27, towuaftip 1 mirth, range 1 east Rdith V. Gmtoen to DmrUta M. Kelson. tot 0. block 10. ptat F Jensen to tiertrmto W. Parr, IB, part of section township 0 sooth, range 1 west Betti G. ft k no berg tf Bari M. Kinsman. tot 0ft, block 1. Ktay A G.a snbdlriston James L. Wrathed to Isabella a. tot 1. block Sft. plat D .... Fred C. Smith to Da rid Keith. Jr., tota 10 and 11, htoek 0, Federal Htight Da eld Keith, Jr., to Aageleoa A. Walker, toto 10 and 11, block 0. Federal Height TeUurMr Realty company ta Angclena A. Walker, tot 12, btot ft. Fad- era! Heights Herrick A Co. to W. 1. William, tot 5 and ft. block 0, Bast Bonlo- rard addition Joiki a. Bicktoe to Ftoeenc n. Bmiih. Into 0 and 4, block 2. Lga- ohdirtoien Glen H. Allen to Margstot MeHai. Pari of tot 13ft. ptat A John Reynnlda to Philip Btorin-getot 20. bloek ft, Reynolds' onto dale a....,.. u re-tl- a Banaier t. Cdward Haualcr, vorce. . Barah A. Gorham Eugene I. Gorham. dlrorce Prltnrh Loan A Trnet company ra. P. C. Reynolds, to recorer $1263.10 on note aad aaarnameat paid. H. Bottom, Myrtle Bottom to. Samuel office, Wilson Public- Bteamahtp betel, Balt Lake City. Agent; Notary 4Aftt JAZZ IN 12 Inmi, out. or e.r, br,iaaor. or .6r.nMrt popda Dari. tMrt Method. 4)4 Kn M,)n .,1,7 FREIGHT HAULING mm,m ... PIANO Cisrr rlri's Pheae BrMt J. would have dreamed a lilac bloom Could no have turned a key And opened up a cherished room In a houne of memory? 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W ill anti. kUUM eri vauibiog. neiranu 1 love a hook! . vftiai Armv. Fliane lYas. 3137. Tm almoet ftorry I bought this drees; I look like a meal beg In it. JCdt. OERM-NMlYlHI: Dont worry, dear, said a friend; It was a quarto fitly ae rolled MEN'S SUITS. O'COATS MUST BAYS That taught my Caroline to cook. SHOES AND Oni) COATS. WILL TAT 'everybody kooks that way these TBICB roB SAME. OOOD The only difference is you And yet it may as well be told! WACALL days! SATCH KU62. ItUA WEST SO. TEMPLE. I love a hook I look like a full meal bag. " szaos Edward W. Bernard. r - jl-a- HtX'O.NH-UAN- ... west....,. .... glaem ee. 2- - - 0,700 1 STORE JUST OPP.NEt) I PAY $5 TO tli POE TOVE OLO SLITS AND OCOAtll. I ITS ODD CHEEItrCLLY AOCBPTKD. 127. WAS. X60T , ART tied cletkiat, ceodltlaa- ee matter. Tnmka aelicaava, etc. Wa. nss. Eddia ' k?7 HKJHBNT price paid for accued hand Waa 71a, etotbler. Bc(cet at. ! b 60 e MAS STUBKt K, 110 Kro-- nt atreet. Wi7 We-ba- y eeceed-hea7336. clatkee aad M,ba py top price, ee thita; 10 up. till - ,n. jfc. j 1.300 )g AND TAXED EEMISX8 FUBJEXEBS -- i.e, Fle reFaIkiSo.we BKmUmT stoeaoe. LIKE JtaK JOB. ip NEW AND make tbbm castPONT ACCEPT WE THE SPECIAL SUMMER PRIC E ROW IN EPPW-- r. CALL OE PHONE WAS. 11m. HUDSOB BAY fCA 00.. aw-aSOUTH MAIN. rtim PCBB deaeed. reeelroe, reaaadM; larm etyMe; fer (ermeete iredy fee f.IL Teke adtaetaee ef the very lowest eetaaer erica. 10 10 Eaar payavete. 3 It M. PANE PTE CO. "Eacluatve Perrlera." t Broadway. Yu. trr 0 jtaT " b904 CLEARED, STERILUItn. EYPER1 BEAROhABLB Pl'BRIBBS, PRICK4V WORK GrARANTZSD, PURS I.NSURHIx .V 10 MYERS CLEA Broadway. 000 I. Joseph F. Utotoe to Abb! R.B. He-Cpart of aecttoa 3, towavhip 2 PARIS. dirlrion June 28. Maxcart, 10 6Kith. raase I east the .1,050 Mary A. K. Timm tn Cert J. Petef- French featherweight, tonight knocked Ipan C. Paddlaon te Georc Q. son. tot 0. block ft, ptat B...... ut the Irishman, Mike McAdam, In tot 1, block Si plqj O .... Tracy Taoan A Trnrt company tn the first round. Jooeph Geertsen to J. M. Cbrtatoa-se- n cempaar. totg 48 and Pmdoce company, tot 2 block 40, Lockwood mMirlaton BEI.FA9T, June II. (By the Am-elate- d 0.180 . -B 14. Pres. 1 David Magill. former Jofca C.ptatPhintpa to Genrytana Weft to Milton Gesture ft. Packman . eonstahle, wort the Irleh heavvweight Packman, tot 1ft, black 0. Toronto at or, pari of section Z, township 2 championshln tody on a fpul from obdielston .... 10 $ 2.(Kto Ma1h, ranee 1 wet P.artiev Madden, (he to Jolih Noyce NroM-- o , Qcarae Jto Jhn A. Antoaa fjghtor. , . had 14 block 0 JofdoA' dersen tot 07 and M, black i. A. rt Oetl.-pa- fire-ae- .... .... Ay., Wa-atc- t. ..... Cti.urthra tatw - ity Hcifhta REAL ESTATK TBAK0YTRJL WARRANTY DBRDf. M k Jenkfna to C'hariee Rarcp tots Ben tb 62 and 63. Gat Park .0 ptat C Mary A. C. Coombs to 0oph!e hatto-tta- , tot K htoek 2. plat A C. Kimball Loni to Ilrary J. Tarrant, tote. 20 aad 21, block ft. Homefleid . . A Woo J. A ttdcroon to Francis M. Pitt, tot 2, block . ptat K Joseph J. ftrfcmtdt to Richard Kell. .tote 23 sad 2ft, htoek 4, Ctiy Park nbdieialon Anders P. Ntelsoa to Thera J. Niel-aepari of aecttoo 2ft, town ip 0 south. t A Oder P. Nselaoa to Thor J. Nto!-aopart of aecttoa 37, townsh p 0 eonth. nance I wet Brace Bowman te Herrick A Co , tots 4 and ft. block 1, City Bail . Babdivistoa Wllltans J. ialinoa to Minerva A. Clark amt other, let ft block I. Xhrteh block aabd;viOt(w, ptat F to 11 J. Parke, Joseph F. Hint pari of section 3, towasbtp 2 south, LoftT-J- Ostti-aa- Wat-mtaat- .... rne mb O. W. caerka. Ssmrlty Beseflt We can use six additional First-ClaIron Moulders at our foundry ih Ogden. (. P . a, er lke, . TtTESDAT ETIJnNO MTI8I0E. Won. fjnot. Monntain States Tel . 0 0 ; A Coke... Utah 3 2 Kettb O'Brien S 4 Amerlean Bt, lEvpreoa ft 8 Smith Fan Droc 7 8 Hancock Bros, Frolt .. 10 n, A....... 1 . LOST AND FOUND and brMrt. ut Lmwoi , beirloein, n$ valoe te aayoee but ovwr, 4M7-Waa. dtoto and receive Phone ot Hy. bom of her at t4ft07 MerihaU, 771 Be. Ninth Kat, at 4:W clock liberal reward. $m! will service ftfctw JURT Boldtor mem Funeral ftujwma bait tog. ftattmUj. toFinder plea be held frwni O Oonneil A Ce. chapel Lake, portfolio. upturn' te 10 M Raima's Adding 17 Machine O'clock. Body ilc 2 at day (Monday) h3H7 cat Sunday af icraoon to plaintietd Ht. lotyra bidg-- , aad nyrire reward.' tor intorqct. emit fiowtoa. . hftl.'M LOS'fPair ef toog black kut glevut. Flad-- r fijea A. bftlUl tiRATMONr-Fuwe- ral nervwe le Charla please call Wa. AV6ft. Grayson, who died Jon 22 trill bo beta LOftT Pair of Bbcll-riitaetitv? from Bagtao hoik Mwday at 0 e.rioch b&314 CIt Waa. 7362. Reward. p. a., niMtoc the aaeptrra ef Salt Lko tdi-var- y LOST Riga Cbi fraternity pin. FMcr 4 So. 07, F. O. M. interment wOl b to will pU-a-e return te Widdj De Wald, eemetofy EAtk Wa. 4564-J- . a Bnekmghaa apt. WAI-kEMM0. FAN NIB HAUATROM FOUND 1 mik-Ownr can claim gent. died farmer resident mt Belt lake, toe Bo. 870 2nd E. at id. by paying Inq. day at Portland, Ore. Bbn m and9mmwaa-ro a 0, jatri. at Balt Uke, LOST Ledy'a perne containing wr$t watrk daughter of Mr. and Mr. T. I. Haltotram. and setae change. Finder phone Hy. 113. Sha ta arrived by bar boabead. fenr amaU bftCMI cbiklran. Bar parents, news strier and foar Reward. bvethera. LOST Oa unci car. between O. E L. depet and let eve., pvrae containing $3ft. FindruMUKAI. mrvlcro for Mr. r..U h.VIJ Reward. tocma oMI 3 me 9A et DoU lake. er call Was. 6770-M- . wUI M. beM et e'eiock tfcl. eftmama LOST Friday a. tn.. a ring ceatalniar T at the Cannon ward chnpeL Interment will abent keys, I long flat ana. 1 aafety' Mra. Lncen ta be la City cemetery. key, a Paige car key aad other. Rohnert, depeett by eae aieter, Mra. Friedrich Return to Kenyon hotel office. Bewrd. of ftazoey, goneany. rift14 Robert PKIVATB funeral service lor , LOST Lady a gold meek bag is beam 22 at Balt ReFinder call Hy. 40P4-J- . district. gent Bmltb, wbo died June eVtock this ward. Lake, will bo held at 11.00 hVUl morning at the grercelde ta City Held' foontata pva, L06T targe $uar, FUNERAL parries far. Georg Lynhem. ft Western UaWm office, Bcbacffer Mkt Reward. Call S re wry. years ef ago. wlU be heid at the Becend Friday eveaing. after-noemmwrrew 1207.ward chapel et Beuatifel hfi56 Wa. at 0 e'clerk. Friends may view the ItOBT Bar pta, Bhnne cnibUa. engravlaz la Bow trial body nt the family reeldvnc 0087-W- . Reward. bA83ii back. Hy. tram 11 e'clerk la the feraaoen nntil heU LOBT Pair ef white kid slipper at the 111 the ter, Ttanraday. OaU Beucii-fa- l Pantage he la rh Bountiful cemetery. 120$ if three-year-ol- Fine shop. uatcB ir. jsVwuzsrvffirerT5 IH., IM W.rrva fut.k ( P)olfi)4. Mr. J. B. ftleft the Harold Rives, son Of Ben 3. Rives, Princeton avenue, was reported l$tst night to bars 'been seriously in art automobile occiput at ear in Block ton. Calif., when tl which be end ecferel friend were riding waz hit bjr the Sent Fe trelm near that city. D It was reported that some of the Harold were and hilled that party non, J. W. Hatch. Mr. Annie Houa-toGeorge b. Mathewaon, who la at Hfvea had been seriously hurt, but once mine and mill superintendent, the extent of hie Injury wai not ami others whose names could not he known hare. Iotor In all. It Is obtained, twenty-thre- e .le just a little story of geuulne pluck, Reaching out easterly from ths 10 Honwstte sddlttaa Tuahar range to ths 'Sevier plateau Peter B. Uesaell le (iovr f, tint- Is a low snd exclusively eruptive 10 tat S, fctack 01. plet C tea, range about eight miles long and soma 0w K, Start if to iimrge L Usr-tifour or five miles from base to bsag, )et 1, Kinney ttapper Fleet of- which Is ths boundary between aietotsa .... ... and Piut counties. The pic- Hrrfck A tn tieory 8. Lysas. tot B, Herrick seMtatotoe ....... turesque gorge, occupied jointly .by cmtey. the Rerier river state highway and Jenrpfc J. Dsynss to Joseph tl. Dsynsn. toU 4ft and 44, bteek 1, Ci- the D. A R. G. W. railroad, marks 10 .. tafe Tlew teMTlia the course of the ancient Sevier fault T. Cooper to Joseph D. Day, snd the west limit of the range above John toe 10 end 17. block 3, bknrrson described. Heickta addition ail of the rock Practically comprising Gmnito Resit? romp ay to Kiftall ths Baby Antelope uplift is strange to end Ririiavtis BtcnriUe cnmpsny. this locality, a large proportion Is what 10 tot 0. htorfc 01 plat is locally known as 'maiapl." In fact, Kimball Richard to Selina rUKEKAIv DIRECTOM if couldn't look mors out of phu had tots 1, 2 and 4. htoek I, lifted bodily out of s mineral- Heights, plat B .......... 0.090 BDONNjriJL. A art L W. Woidmas to Charles J. South Wert Tumpta bearing range ia Arizona. New Mo batare. Ico or Old Mexico, and dropped where Phoar Waa. 0461. pert ef aactisa 10. townahtp 10 0 south, ranpe t nit .. It le. A EARLY. FUNBRAL DIKMCTURi. EVANS But that Is 'nothing to its discredit Charles J. Leytand to B. W. Waut- h Mortuary ' c he pel, 40 So. State C tot L Mfa addition The north side of the baby range con- K.maa, C44I4 ft&lft Reblneoa to Kmeraoat II, Rebtotains millions on millions of tons of KUtilNOTON I'adrrinking Iv., Bngmrhotaae. ton. pert ef tot 02, plat C B, 21 at Be. fl2ftft (tall Hy. 125. potash ora (alunlte), while U. Blddoway to Traey Lose the central part of It is gashed with Frances tot !, block 31. A UNDtiTTaf Treat company, (OFF. UNDKKTAKER5. numerous veins of gold ore, running In plat B . PHON8 BTATB. 21J0 SO. MORTICIANS, values from near' zero up to picture-roc- Maud L. Humphries lo Fritz ftataft hy: 1572a The question, Are those out30. I of aacttoa tewnablp THB FUNERAL HOMKLIKR PLACE' 1 west aoutb. ranf crop merely superficial or persistent PARLORS. OFFICV WAS. RR3., 0322; In depth? Is being answered by hopeC. Frazier to Oiaf O'. Jensen, WAR. 4700. lyan BBBR W. BAUrKICKKTTB. tot 2.- htoek 03. plat D ful prospectors. htotif Charles Brrcke to Victor Net toon, tot ' MINING BEGUN. . Maine additma CEMETERIES About midway of ths range and two Albert C. Welti to Itarsea Baiidiaf S'AXilvUL. w' r ttry; pvrpetnal care. enmpeny, tot 0. h)ork 0. and a half miles east of the Sevier 54 Main et c 43 Phone W, 1M6. ptat A river in the gorge, above described, is to Larson Albert ('. Beiidtof company fuwhich is the mine upon based the FLORISTS 0? lot block ft, Welti, ture prosperity of the Royal Purple ioalbUM a NU Vlxiaxu i f) . ptat A Mining company, so named. It Is In- Colambia mnttane aad deelgn werk enr tparlalty; Trad company to Juba 8. ferred, from .the excess of fluorine Waa. 24 IS. Pbea prompt atteatien given. for teas, part sf tot 171. ptat D associated with the ore. The average Katherine B. McClellan to Mar hall 2P2 width of the nearly vertical vein Is Me leUae. tot 14. block south. 67 9. M.ie. LXMliOCKJIg, ftorlrt. close to two feet, extra well defined 9 Merrilto soMWtotoit Tel. Wen. Iftlf,. Balt Lakes eldest ca.1 wells, and other evidences of longevity. Felix Oaatto to Gaa A. Pantos et al.. Itodlaf Boriat, S4320 tot 2, Le Cbemtaaat anbdirisioa. . . 1.000 The quartz matrix Is extra hard. The to Christian M. Nitaen, Spraying exrlusively gold values are associated D. totH. W anger 0. block ftft, ptat B "mach hitw! with iron,' sulphide and some oxide. Xijindpraiogw Ihone Was. A good canyon road leads down to Then Almstedt to Wilhelm Almotodt. M4W. hftA2 1 part of asettoe lft, towaaiup the mill, a short distance west of the aostb. rang 1 wat ruENiTTOE REPAxama Revler river, with the state highway Kimball i com A Recur Richards ties at Its front door, the mountain at Its UUkRIh Furniture Muspitai makes old pa ay to Prod Mitchell, tot 20 and like new and apectalinee ta aft back and an ample and natural slime 21, block Jl. Chesterfield addition.. kind 050 N. 1st W. Was. ef vefifttsbtag. To natfor its front those yard. pit Kimball A Richards Securities comi&. rTona ural advantages are added the pany to Gsrtrnde A. tioddard. lota. A REPAIR FURNITURB CO , 43 HOME power line within a couple of 32 and 03. block 6, Homefleid ad0. W. Temple. Uphelatering, remodeling, hundred feet, and a railroad just dition rnfininhtaK. recantoc and woed turmtag; all across the mer. Kimball A Richards Rem rl tie com77061 work roars toed. Wav. 2234. 101 tot to Karl L. oonalsta a of rock pany Parkin, plant The, and 102, block 1, Southgate Park, FURNITURE reophetatered and repaired. Wa breaker, set of rolls, five stamps and aperialiao in everatuffrd farsltore. Reynl ptat A an amalgamating (kite, with the necParlor Turn. Co., 21 Be. 4th Bast. Wan Keane to Martha A. Hamitl. tot essary shafts and gearing. Four men James Iftftt, ft, block ftft. plat C zimt at the mine, sixty-fiv- e feet deep at John Ia Taylor to John Ta Borje. tot Its deepest: point, furnish ten tons of TVIBKACB REPAtaiNa 8TOVE, 27, block 1, Lata rota Park ore each twenty-fou- r hours, snd four conaeciedT KANtihiBtactVti $3; . niter men at the mill feed the ore to the VKW SUITS TILED. cleaned, $2; L Jacket. $3; stoves inpeired. crusher and do all ths other work AH work guraateed. 2170. B. B. Hytaaft Amuaemcnt company r. Liberty associated with the production of gold Morriaa. p2138 Gonceaatoa company, to recore r 074O bullion under the direction of SuperFURNACE cleaned and on account. repaired, ra&ae intendent Mathewson. ronaected. water jackria cleaned, eoils Fannie Bolto Held ra. Utah Ugbt A V. M. Otaboaay, fnataltad, RETURNS FAIR. plnmbiag. company, to rvcorer $25,000 for personal By. 304. nftll There isn't much room in the little damages. Mabel Thomas Welch ra. Earl Jefferson WR da it ail, also plombtag- - Beach keimlr mill for mystery, but It is surpristo recover $1200 on note. Cn. Hy. 0S64. vdft ing how each of those small stomps Welch, Alice Knight to. M. G. Knight, dtrorce. manages to beat two tons of unATTORNEYS Public commlmion of Utah utilities rock down to forty mesh John usually hard , Hogan, petition for order permanently hlNTrACVlilfrVtorneye-et.tawhours. in twenty-fou- r defendant from htallBk freight writ 031 Jndfs hldg, In its trial run the saving averaged restraining yaft4 Lake Balt aod between antomobito Bingby M. f. ftXB THOMAS, registered U. 0. pot$11 06 per ton, snd 60 per cent of the ham Caayon. est 410 tnventiena. yoar attorney, that values In the ore The superintendent H. H. Lowe aad Mrs. H. H. Lowe to. Ar- Cftt. Nat. Bank Bldg. 4370 discovered that the sulphide was Inthur Darla aad Koea Daria, doing business 'limeA with amalgamation. terfering at the Dtrta lareatment company, to rifimwo TACKLE kiln.' as Mr. Mathewson facetiously 02000 and interest on a note dated BMtoforThe'Twri rnckle?tWw-es- t calls IV was built above the ore bin. April 80. 1921. Baskets, reds, reels, lines, The kiln holds thirty tons of ore. Lafayette Brown ra, R. H. Peale. to re- hooka prices. and files. Kaodaon Novelty A Bpt. the the wood from cover mountainside, With $5000 for alleged failure of defendant Goods Ce 05ft So, fttatvi Get year llrese ore Is calcined during thirty-si- x hours to earrr out prerision of land contract. here. Open evening to Jane II. t1040 F. Johnston Day r. Nora Hall Day, to when K Is removed and another , charge dumped In.' No test Of the-- slimes annul marriage. BABY BUGGIES K. been Woodruff ore ra. Florence Rn Rocce has roasted from- the gene yet LET u year baby ca rri a gmT W7tl made, but the superintendent is cer- and Karl A. Bchetd. to recorer $20,000 do it whila yon wait. If tba wheel am rmult of injuriee receired In tain that the saving will be much we can broken, pat on hew sqp. Wa have tmllding at 29 Weat First South 10UO higher than from the unroasted ora atreet of wheel in stock. 10. April As an example of pioneer milling, J. W. GUTHRIE CO., Allen 1. Duridaou ra. Normandie Hill. 22ft Ftat fteeend ftowth the little plant Is uniquely Interest45673 to recorer on $3230 note. ing and somewhat provocative of Inc., ra. Rudolph Bchefakl. to Schefakl Louise STEAMSHIP TICKETS mirth. But the enterprise and genu- recorer $639.90 back alimony acta incidental ine grit of those behind Ute mine ail Atiasuc iTTki m4 account. snd mill experiment ars most adporta. Special tonre arranged. J. F. A. Phillip to. Ora Phillip, dlrorca G. Tomilenon. General mirable. diU. LIHle W. Howard to Bdward Beeen- aon. lot 2, block 1, 0 Bnrene J Wait. Amerlean Fall, Idaho. Olof Niiitoo to Matrt ptat A. Miller, and Reftaie ,M. Pomeroy, Salt Lake. tot 4. block 13. fire-acr- e ptat A . WHHum fioorjre Brown, hoe Aageles. CL, Olof Nllon to Mincer 0. Miller, lot and K'lmi May McClendon. Stan IMcfo. Cal. 4, htoek 14. fire-aerptat WHUtam J WlMiamsou and May Murphy, Alms J. Rtronc to Helms D, Strung. ProVo. tot 0. t asbdtvtaloa James E .ridrd and KUen M. Trnhnnt. John Krauslearrii'w to E. D. Hurensoa. lot 0. Pocatello. Idaho. block 1, Bast Bonlerard addition . 8aU and Harris. Lake. Dozier Tita Henry Thomaa W. Harinp to Leo Townsend, Rodney F tiullirer and Carmen E. Jen2 part of sect I on 7, township son. Salt Lake. hootb, ranee 1 east and Helen Wells, Lttln Chenier R. Frederick C. Robison to George R. Beddo. Salt 1 part of section 00. township Edward H Wbna and Verna E. Griffiths. sou ih, range 3 went . Pocutello. Idaho. Albucttna W. Foraluad to Raton O. and Helen Johnson Andrew. Mrland ('. 11. ftowhare Hay. tot 7. block Salt Iike. Ptat C Claude W. Burqnint and flco B. Jitateaen, N. Timms to Frederick Base- Arery Salt Lake. tot 5. block 20. plat 0 American Fork, 0. ley. Joseph Alonso Peterson, B. McGahen to U 0. Taft, lot 4. and Jennie Bevk. Alpine block ptat D Harry K. Jones and Catherine Cnrtta, Salt Richard lot), Couturier to Borman Chris lahe. lot 15. ptat F teams, John J. Jarkeoa and Jennie Redshaw, Rock Clara Couturier4. block to Merman Christ en- Sprince, Wyo. sen. lot block IS. 4, UotK-r-t plat F J. Bocba and Thelma Ba&ataa, Lout Puma to Adrian Datobont, part Salt lake of section 20, I north. township Tai Warrea Parke Bkioner, Texas. Nee., range 1 west nd Elisabeth Gertrude Bins, 8an Pedro, Irene Dtokwxi to Fred Dickson, tot Calif. 2. block 10. Capitol Arcane addiIxcstcr Ik. Teter and Asnea Mabel Camp-belt- . tion Salt lake John B. String-fellow- , H. te Remolds L Ray T. Klamore and Belle Hamblin, Salt part of aection 3Q, townLake. 1 amith. 0 went range ship Marcus T. Henry and Mary G, Tbomaa, Jobs A. Falrrtough to Harrison Balt Lake B perry. Jr., tot 1, black 1, Chicago John Henry Kimball and Clara H. Pelt, Oddities Balt Laka. Knew lea to AHce Bletnecker. Carl 0. G others and LUtian 0. Carlson, James tots 15 and 1ft, bloek I. J K. Salt Lake. Bhawta Bast Mornlagalde addition.. RaadaU aad Roeetia Frank Hegsta, A beta A Bimnona to Kimball Tooele Richard Betiding company, tot 70, Lewis Ree and Tonis X. Keclin. Soblet. Jacksno Bqnsrn Wyo. A. R Morrow te Kimball A Arthur K - Tripp sod Jennie K. Gill, Balt Mary Richards Beenrtite company tot 2. Lake block 1. Highland Park, ptat B Leonard A. Hifftas sad Try B Banham. George B. ttalww to R. H. Joneo. Balt Uke Ms 10 and 150, Highland Park, Vaster A. Bmedherf Lea Aneies, and ptat A Della Berquist, Dleidend. A Rlcbarda Ssruritiea comKimhali Kdwta L, AHemaa, Idaho, aad Tera pany to Mary A. B, Marrow, tot Humphrey, pfufta, Idaho 2. htoek t. Highland Park, plat B . Frederick A. tanKr, Wetteltffe, Cole., George A. Hedger to Rdlth V. Gndgell, and Cyreoe H. Curtice, Pueblo, feto. kabkiaoe licenses. J. "Plote 43 S .700 Kej to ahhreriathma ft 3 . rtnyera ainfie-7 won dnuble. W rlayera, iot Pet., pereeataze. TP, total point Wetero y Salt Lake Statistics Ml ..70 . ... -- tfl. ' - tonia gpaetsl ta Tk Tribwae. MARYSVALB, Utah, June 23. The Deer Trail mill la closed for repairs, and of the larg force of men usually employed only about thirty hava been retataed. The ball mills are being relined, practically all of the piping wilt be replaced, and a general ihe teeth of both are strong and renovation and enlargement of capacgood, the teeth of Dempaer, however, ity Is the program. being smaller in front ana larger far con The bedded Quartzite-limestoJaw the Into set firmly very hark, tract, with which the Der Trail ore bone. course, suffer from bodies are associated, baa a slight Many boers,-osinus troubles, due to having been inclination downward under the mounTo meet that condition, the hit on the nose. Dempsey has no tain. such trouble and Gibbons very little. transportation tunnel was started at flatis nose a construction Dempseys point 260 feet -- below the rim of the ter and the bone Is less prominent. quartzite that, in the remote past, e patu-latnose is almost end of the The had been left in position while that and the gristle is heavy. on east aide was faulted downward troubroncblel Neither has hsd any to an unknown depth. ble ana thus fsr neither has had any A year or so mo physical-cori- dtserious respiratory difficulty. There tions suggested important develop' is no evidence or any damage havmenu. The oonUct assumed a steeping been done to the frontal sinuses er dip.the ore bodies, undulating with and the air passages are larger than the quartzite floor, and thicker In In the average man assumed greater regIn many cases where bbxers have the depressions, and ularity in size, Increased In valueThose been hit hard on thej&o&e the fossa somewhat changed in character. closes and the bresDfTngMs hampered. more marked as exbecame changes The nasal ducts of both these men continued to the northwest. are open and they breathe easily, al- ploration At a disunce of fully a mile ugder though at times, when hitting hard, the mountain the transportation tunDempsev makes a grunting sound as the more Btecpiy descendif expelling air with more difficulty. nel entered Windlasses and small ing ore bodies. n hoists replaced the electrically-driveHEARING SENSE KEEN. of old method arjd at on hie Dempsey's ears set better coet per ton of ore. bead and are smaller. He never ha much greater openthe exploration recently Quite had trouble from cauliflower ears, save the time Bill Brennan tore hie ing etergd a crushed, northeast zone, having left ear, and that waa mended southwest trend. Ore ef extra fine quickly. Gtboons has one ear w,hlch has suf- milling grade was practically on mil bottom snd roof a fered damage, but not serious. Both sides. Including men have extremely keen sense of Itreater and richer mine had been entered. hearing. Dempfcey being remarkable in that respect. BONANZA BODIES LOCKED UP. Where Pempeey shows best in comAssociated with the milling product parison in heeds is in the , junction were extensive lenses of high grade, of dhe head and spinal column. The entrances to which are locked. poise and set of his head is better the reports are to the and heavier. Gibbons' neck is longer Fairly authentic effect .that a northeast-southweand 1 think he can shift his head fault-fissuencountered, and been has a trifle fester than Dempsey, which Is a valuable assistance in slipping surface conditions, long since known the report. to seem to verify exist, punches past. lister we must studv' the eyes sep- Nekr the end of it the transportation shaft a arately. as the ee is one of the thr$e tunnel will now be sunk, snd levels driven out vital factors in anv boxing. the into ore, as The next articles I want to present beneath the ore. or this 'or the comparative study of the lungs conditions require. While and hearts of the men. having re- is being prosecuted it is hardly likely ceived the dope on both from ex- that the milt will be operated. When, because of the drop in price The heart and amining specialists. lungs are the engines that propel the of pontMi at the close of the late war the Mineral Products corporation and unless are boxer, good the they there remained e a speed and punch are useless. The closed Its plant and of between 150,000 of lung and heart of the two figures 200.000 tons of alumina. According to men will prove something of a sureach Mineral chemist, Products the prise, . a half pound of the alumina contains pound of pure aluminum metal val-Royal Crown 93, Ginger 112, Lucldua ueless because of the absence of cheap it.-power for reduction. of firebrit k In But a manufacturer Apprentice allowance claimed. use San Francisco ha discovered Weather clear, track fast. for IT. and about 150 tons a week Is being sent out to the firebrick maker at the price of $14 a ton at the alumina .dump The material Is used, not only for firebrick, but for casing of structural Steel to be used Dempsey la batter protected by tbs muscles than Is ths cass with Gibbons. The depressor muscle Is heavy and his Upwer In the Jaw is evident even to a casual observer. Qibbona jaw seems not so well hinged and hs has a more prominent bone structureat the upper end of the lower mazil- w DEATH AMP FOTTFRA1. 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