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Show THE Ml BREVITIES W. E. Bell U few la Iro at Uk4de I for UOKNIXO OGDEN, UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, BARKWELLS BICYCLE SMYTHS RECOVERY MARITAL TOURNAMENT JULY 17, 1901. First race, five and a half ed hits today, but the locals lost the Flret race, mile and seventy yards game giving him poor support Dr. Kler won; Charleys Drem. secScor-eR.H.E. ond; Fonco, third. Timet, 1:5L Oakland 4 Yada Second race, five furlong 1 c 4 San Francisco My Buchanan and Byrne; Knell and won; Fay Templeton, second; Eleanor, third. Time. 1:04 4. Leahy. Third race, six furlongs Misa Manners won; Alice Turner, second; Con-dru- m CINCINNATI VS. BROOKLYN. diy. McCord won; a J. B. W1!k veeki' vacation tcwtrev . Sheriff Bailer toot John C:a to the enitentiary yesterday aitera.va. Mias Grace Troub of Philadelphia U i pending the summer month with her lister, Mrs. Edgar Jones. BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iwy. Mother Halverson, a ind child doing well. TROUBLES TODAY MAN IS FREED FROM YOUNG MISSOURI WIFE, WHO DESERTED HIM. RIDERS WILL CONTEST FOR PRIZE MONEY AT THIRTY-SI- WASATCH DRIVING PARK. ten-poun- The Scotch picnic this year 111 ha held at the Hermitage la Ogden on, July HI. Mr. R. Stein and Mr. W. Tracy were he guests at a social gathering at the Daks Thursday evening We will produce for the last time THE GREAT PASSION FLAY, Sunday tvenlng. Admission 10c. Mrs. and Miss Campbell leave for '.heir home in Oakland on Tuesday after several weeks visit in the city. O. E. Smith, of Carbondale, 111., Is In the city In the imprests of the Western Wheel Scraper Co. J. F. Dunn, of the motive power department of the Oregon Short Line, was an Ogden visitor yesterday. Supt K. E. Lewis of the hotel and dining car department of the Harriman lines, was a Salt Lake visitor yesterday. Five mile motor race, automobile, bicycle and tandem rat es at fair grounds Sunday, July 17, at 3 p. m. Admission 23c. Joseph Brown of Sheridan, la., la In the city on business connected with the American Falla Canal and Fewer company. The Carnegie library will remain closed all dav Monday and during Monday evening for the pnrpooa of fu- Soma of tho Fastest Ridsre In tha World Will Raco For Supremacy. Tho people of Ogden will have aa opportunity of seeing some of the fastest bicycle rldere In the country In record breaking races at the Wasatch riders Driving Park today. Thlrty-sl- a from different parts of tho country will enter In the different events, and the meet promises to be exciting and full of hair raising Interest Such professionals as Samuelaon, of Provo; Utah, who has broken half a dozen world records ; Chapman, Hofmann. Gunn, Redman and Ueagren, are Included In the hunch who will compete for the prise money. In addition to the bicycle races there will be automobile races, which promise to be an Important feature of the days program. H. W. Ueagren, manager of the Salt Palace Sau cor trsrk la the promoter of the meet and Is authority for the statement that the people of Ogden never had the opportunity of seeing before that which they will be privileged co see today. An open half mile race for the championship of Weber county will be the first event Then follows Half mile, amateur handicap, with sixteen entries. Five mile dim, tandem, for amateurs with five teams, a five mile motor race; wilh six riders. Three mile, open, professional, with seventeen riders. Five mile automobile race between Ogden and Salt Lake autos. Free-for-al- migating the books and noma. A special program haa been arranged kir this evening at Utahns Park. Everything new and entirely different Admission 10c. Do not fall to hear the people's favorite, Mr. John Morrison, tonight ae It la positively hla last appearance In Ogden, Binging all new songs.. Mrs. John Pedigo returned to her home In Walla Walla yesterday after spending s month visiting relatives and friends In Ogden. Passenger traffic will be formally cut-o-ff 0ened over the Ogden-laicl- n today with a Mg excursion from Salt Lake City to Mtdlaka. l, RACES FOR THE 24TH, Has Arranged an Excsl-lanProgram For That Day. Association t For the races at the Fair Grounds on July 2tt.li, the association haa arranged the following program: First race, 2:22 class, trot and pace, mile heats, best 2 In 6, puree $125. Second race, 2:25 class trot and pace, mile heats, best S In 5, pnrae $100. Third race, running, 8 mile dish, puree $15. Fourth race, running, 4 mile dash, puree, $15. Fifth race, running, 2 mile dash, purse $30. Sixth race, country saddle horses, no entry fee, purse $10. This race will give all the boys a chance to try their 1-- 1-- 1-- firm Byers. V. E. Newman, the in Washington avenue, has been in receiving the contract for :he metal ceiling to be used on tho Summit county courthouse nt Coalwell-know- n OGDEN BIDS FOR CANALS IN NEVADA Fred N. Hess of this city left last night for Itocstello, where he will spend Sunday and return homo this evening accompanied by hia wife, who Work Invelvss Excavation of One and has been visiting there for the past a Half Million Cubic Feet ' week. of Earth. Joseph Clark leaves for Portland Reno, Nev, July 1$. The bids were aud other cities in tho northwest today. While at Seattle he will have a made public today by Government Enbusiness conference with John Cert, gineer L. H. Taylor, for the construo-tlowho la negotiating for a lease on the of the two great lateral canalc Grand Opera house. which will complete the government work of reclaiming 270,000 arm of The aperlal attractions In thd city to- land In Churchill county, Nevada automobile and motor These lead from the storage reservoir, day are bicycle, races at the Fair Grounds and n base- where the waters of the Truckee end ball game on the Glenwood diamond Carson rivers are to be united to form between Ogden and Cleveland Com- an artificial lake twelve miles in diammission Company teams eter. Bids were Invited under four ecbedulee. and Involved the excavaLake tion of one end a half million cubic Mrs. May Downing of Salt City will give free lessons in Art Needle feet besides other engineering works Work, Mondays from 2 to 4 p. m.; Fallowing are the several bids for Thursdays, from 10 a. m. to 12 m., the complete work You Porter Bmthera, Ogden. Utah. commencing Monday. July 18th. are Invited to accept this offer and beUtah Construction Company, come acquainted with Mrs. Downing, Ogden, Utah. $20,244.65; Donald Grant ml also our price, and way of doing ft Co., Minnesota, $531,253.20; Winters Yours resiectfully, I. L. Jones ft Co.. $351,589.11; Stone Comtuisineea. Clark A Sons' Co. pany. Oakland, California, $503,401.95; Ban Francisco Construction company, a at the Ernest Ott, lioy employed Ban Francisco. $412,411.65; anil Pawas Stendard Bottling Works, pain- cific Coast Construction company. fully injured yesterday by the bursting Portland, Oregon, $322,616.84. Upon A of a bottle. piece of glass struck (he schedules separately there were him In the arm between the shoulder a large number of bids. and elbow, making n cut about three Inches long. A surgron sewed up the wound and the buy continued bis work. a $441,-762.8- 3; Utahna Park Miss reirl Snyder, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Henry T. Snyder of this city, lias returned to SUNDAY EVENING. JULY 17. Ogden to visit with her folks after a 1 Overture Orchestra two years' absence In the east. While 2 Overture Orchestra away Alias Snyder has been studying I Clifford ft Smith .New songs and the histrionic art and has played leadsayings. ing roles with several Mg slock com- funny 4 Prof. Hull Violin Solo panies In the largest of the eastern 6 Overture Orchestra cities. Her many friends here will be 6 Illustrated Bong ..Vesta Montrose pleased to hear r.f !.r return. She will 7 John Morrison New Bongs very likely spend tbs summer In Og8 The Wrong Airs. Appleton. den. 9 Thi Great Passion Play. . REED HOTEL J. W. Douglas, Denver; O. W. Nich- W. C. Off and wife. Denver; Alfred Knitter. N. Y.; S. W. McCollum. K. C.; Edward Sevier. Denver; William Derbies. lenver; J. J. Owne-ga- n, Shenandoah. Iowa: H. Ander son. Chic go; W. H. Hark.haw. s. F. IO. Mayer. Cln.; D. Wilson. Spokane; J. W. Moore. Salt Lake; 1L S. Gray, Salt Lake; W. X. Ketchum. Chicago; W. H. Spero, St. lanils; H. T. Kusicr, St. Paul: B. Marx. X. Y.: Frank I. aud wire. jf. Y.: Koccra. s. K.: P. A. Healey. S. F.; Ray M. It. Cros-h- y, N. Y.; A. P. Sickmured. Denver; Ben lwis, Denver: A. Griffin. San Jose; P. C. Kittle, Salt Lake; John H. Best Denver. e's, Denver; - XxK-kli- REAL ESTATE The following real estate traiufers with the county re Crfler Thomas H. Carr to Geo. W. Mnrphr, pan of Jot J. block 4. plat A; $1,000.' Geo. J. KHIy. ipcelvnr to Lee C Bavin, lot 3. block 36. plat C; $7no. Mary A. Leonard to James Calvert, cart lots 1 and 2. block 3, Woodraan-W- s Main street addition; $250. Wet-- Kansas City. July 16. It was SI in shade today. No prostrations were .reported. BULLET PAS8ED THROUGH STRIKING BELOW-THRIGHT LUNG. E Every Indication Points to the Complete Recovery ef Injured Man Bottomer Haa Little to Bay of the Crime. BT. LOUIS VS. BOSTON. SL Louis. July 16. The locals took the first gams from Boston this after- A decree of divorce waa granted J. Both teams played ball. A home Indications point toward the recov- noon. U Bark well from Margaret Barkwell, run by Shannon waa the feature. Atin the district court late yesterday ery of Patrick T. Smyth, who was 1,900. . afternoon. This la tho clhg chap- shot by James Bottomer Friday after- tendance, Store R.H.E. tho noon. of troubles from received Information the matrimonial the ter of SL Louis ............. ........ .5 10 3 plaintiff, which started about two residence at an early hour this morn- Boston ...... ........ . ....... .8 9 3 married waa to Mr. Barkwell the effect that months ago; when ing, Smyth Taylor and Grady; Willis and Need- Misa Hazel E. Chase of this city. had apent a good (lay and waa resting for action Three days after he filed an easily last night. It was also learned a divorce from hie former Missouri that the bullet had not passed through DETROIT VS. NEW YORK. wife, whom he had married two years one of the lungs as was first supposmarhia below make it. to but little In had a order ed, passed previous. New York, July 16. Chesbro scored Hla physicians are much pleased with riage to Haxel Chase of thia city valid winning run In todays game beand legal, he will now have to be mar- his condition and if no complications the ried over again, which. It la under- set in, which la not anticipated, hia re- tween Detroit and New York. Both sides changed pitchers lnthe seventh x stood he intends doing. Barkwell se- covery la fully expected. Bottomer had very little to say yes- inning. These teams will play n chamcured hia divorce from wife number one on tbe ground of desertion, they terday in regard to the affair, only to pionship game at Newark, N. J., tohad only been married a abort time state that what he said the evening morrow. Attendance, 12,400, R. H. E. when she left him, he claimed, with- before to n representative of this par Score .8 10 3 out cause, and refused to return to per In regard to shooting lo kill waa Detroit ... ... 51 Purse-Anc- ke Min- doro, third. Time, 1:31. Sixth race, mile and 70 yaMs Tivk-f- ul won; Pourquoi Pas,' second; Am-bet- a, third. Time, 1:49. Seventh race, six furlongs second; won; J. W. O'Neill, HunL third. Time. 1:17. New York, July summary. LS Taldl Jerry Bixtfc race, ix furlongs : Reliable second; James V. third.7 Brighton Beach 16. - 1-- 5. Fourth race, th e Brighton takes. $15,000, six furlong.-112- , (Martin). 4 to 5. won jnZftfe (Burns), 8 to 2, second; British N (Shaw), 2 to 1. third. Time Buttling and Waterside U. ',4 ' 'lok onby and Velos coupled in the Fifth race, selling, mile and as1 teenth: Cay, Lothario von; nUksT nrd second; Keynote third. Tim won; Never Such, second; Old Stone, third. Timet, 1:48. won; Light Opera. second; - miles-Buttres- s third. Time, 1:171-Fourth race, mil summer handicap, mile and seventy yards First Mason Fifth race, seven furlongs fu,. 1:12 4-- 5. tu: . . him again. It la now learned from friends that when Barkwell espoused Mist Chau two months ago he did so under tha belief that his Missouri wife had obtained a divorce and that he wu a free man, but subsequently found out hla mistake. He has Just returned from Los Angeles, where he is now employed. SILVER CARD CASES IN VOGUE. The summer card rare win not so much aa suggest leather. It comes in silk, plain, striped and moire, and In silk covered with lace. Bits of point or Durham lace may be taken to the leather shop and they will be made-u- p to order over silk to match the calling coatnmeb The Chicago Dental Best Set Teeth $8.00 all he had to aay about it. He haa had n couple of interviews with his attorney, Joseph Chez, which were very lengthy. Seattle, July 16. Seattle-Portlan- d a veterinary game postponed; rain. P. MUllken, surgeon from Denver, has permanentBT. LOUIS VS. PHILADELPHIA ly located In Ogden. Dr. MUllken Is n graduate of the Boston Veterinary Philadelphia, July 16. Howell pitchSchool and haa been very successful n splendid game until the eighth ed In been time has he short the during inning when the home team made sevOgden. en hits which, with a muff by Jones, SUBMARINES FOR PORT ARTHUR- - netted seven runs. Attendance 7,000. Score R.H.E. SL Louie . SL Petersburg, July 18. It Is report8 14 8 ed from CrnnstaJt that a French ship Philadelphia Howell and Kahoe; Henley and Pow- left there today for Port Arthur with a submarine boat and four siege guns cn board. PITTSBURG VS. NEW YORK. palnlssa extracting" by. our new method la a pronounced sue. cess, as the following patients hve testified Chae. N. Glddinga, Druggist, Stirling Shurtllff. Will Moran. JMr. E. Hall. Mra. Lucy Steven Mr. Harry Eddington. Mr. Ellis, (Standard offic Mr. John Butler. Mr. Chaa. McCarthy, D. 162 TRADE. COMPULSORY Pittsburg, July 16. Before one of the The Spanish government. In order to help the farmers who grow tobacco, has largest crowds of the season New York London, July 16. Eton defeated compelled the tobacco regie in Spain to defeated Pittsburg today. The game li exciting throughout Attendance In the take from the Canary Islands every Hererford, (Pennsylvania) cricket match today by 18 runs. The year for the next four years 220,000 14.100. Score R. H. E. scores were pounds. 6 11 2 Pittsburg Eaton, 137; Haverford, 118. New York 7 13 5 BEATS A CONFIDENCE MAN. Flaherty and Smith; McGlnnlty and BREWERS WANT INCREASED WAGES. The classical confidence trick has Bowermna. been neatly played on n would-b- e swinBOSTON VS. CLEVELAND. San Francisco, July 18. The confer- dler In Paria by hla intended victim. ence between the Brewers Associ- The latter, a cook, on n transatlantic Boston, July 16. Boston won handation and the Brewer's Union today liner, has been done himself before waa barren of good results. The own- and waa too old n bird to be caught ily today batting Joss and Donahue ers and employes agreed on all pro po- again. He struck up an acquaintance out of the box In the first two Innings st Lions except the most tit si one, that with an engaging but obviously sham and hitting Rhoden with ease. The referring to Increased wages. The em- American millionaire in the train to visitors were unable to hit Young efployers firmly refused to great the Paris, confiding to him that he haa fectively. R. H. E. demand of the men and the conference 40,000 francs In hie bag and meant to Bcore .13 1! 1 stte abruptly cloud. There will be a amure bimrelf on the boulevards. Cleveland 8 4 special meeting of the union on MonWell met. Indeed" said the millionYoung and Criger; Joss, Donahue, day night to pass on the question of aire; "I have also made my pile and striking. The union leaders declare Intend seeing the merry side of life in Rhoades and Bemla. that the union will voto for a strike. gay Pare." says The Chicago ChronCHICAGO VS. PHILADELPHIA. icle. HOME-MAD- E GLUE. started an that evening with ihey Chicago, Jnly 16. Today's game waa for by the expensive dinner, a pitchers' battle in which both WickIf yon happen to break a glam or American millionaire.paid latAt .coffee the er and Sparks were in great form but valuable glass ornament It can be ef- ter exclaimed: Hullo, I have not any fectually sad easily mended In the fol- cigars; suppose you go and buy some. Wicker had perfect support and won lowing way: Melt a little isinglass In You can leave your bag here, where It the game. Attendance, 7,500. Score r. h. E. spirits of wine, add a small quantity of will he quite safe. But,-a- s you might .1 3 0 water, warm the mixture gently over a be suspicious, here's my pocket book. Chicago .. .. , . 0 4 0 moderate Are. When mixed by thor- Keep it till you Join me again." Philadelphia Wicker and Kllngj Sparks and Roth. oughly melting It will form a perfectAa soon aa the conk back waa turned ly transparent glue, which will unite the American millionaire, of course, glass so nicely and firmly that the bolted with the bag, but the latter only Joint will scarcely he noticed by the contained old newspapers and the moet critical aye. rook's card, with the words: "I have been had before; you have met your In the would-b- e THE GERMAN WAR ON QUACKS. match thin time. swindler's pocket hook waa a sum of pounds sterling In French notes, Chicago; Jnly 18, Harlem nummary: The German police have begun a sys- 24 tematic campaign against quacks and which the cook took to the police staFirst race, seven furlongs: Dalvey tion. asking the officer to whom he told quack medicines. They estimate that his tale on; Donlanh second; Comrade third. with understandable rellah sf InIn ten yean the population has Time 1:27 creased 58 per rent., regular medical give the money to the poor. Second race, five furlongs: Hand- men 78 per cent and quacks 1,567 per 'ltara won; Florentine second; Sea VoyLABOR NOTES. cent. There are more women quacks age third; Time ,59 than men. Nearly $0 per cent of the Third race, Chicago stakes. $2,000, A plan for the systematic raising of men died to appear at the police burone mile: Tokalon won; Flying bhip funds for strike subhas been women purposes eau have been In Jail; of the second: Beau Ormonde third. Time 15 per cent. More than 100 samples of mitted to tbe San Francisco (Cal.) La1:38 5. quack medicines were analyzed by the bor Council, and will be eent to tha afFourth race, mile and three Sixfiliated for unions approval. police, and over 80 per cent were of teenths: Miss Crawford won; Bragg absolutely no medicinal value. Time 1:58 5. A compact has been formed between second; Huzzah third. tbe machinists of the Northern Pacific Winn third. Time 1:13 vbgkjqvbgk A BELT NOVELTY. Fifth race, mile and n half: Major and the Great Northern roads, whic'J Manadr won; Desmond second; Jack There is a variation of the belt wboee practically brings tha workmen of both Doyle third. Time 3:34 5. making I minutely described not long under one Jurisdiction. Sixth race, six furlongs: Emperor of ago. I mean the braid belt, with oval At least 10.000 men hare been dis- India won; Silent Water second; Mabel buckle. The newest of these are now from the Russian railway since Winn third. Time 1:13 5. being made of genuine gold braid charged from SLSeventh race, mile and n sixteenth: woven in exacily the name mesh as the the war began, and altogether won; Telephone second; Fedmohair and silk patterns. With a gilt 300,000 to 400,000 men hare been eralHera Time 1:47 third. idlenet-Into thrown war. the ornaby waist bucaie. there ments are especially handsomer The American Federation of Labor 8t. Louis, July 16. Fair grounds One of the buckles waa a fancy decommunication asking that summary: sign In pale gold enamel and dark haa sent alabor in San Francisco, Cal., green relief work made In the shape of organised two cherub wings. It waa wide enough unite In one central body and apply to to Just take the braid and hold It out the federation for a charter. well In front and then let It brush up Jerome Jones, labor editor or Atbenomlngly at the back. Broad leather anJ suede belts are lanta. well known to the delegates in dune to death, to use a slang but ex- the convention of the American Federlabor. has been elected presipressive phrase, and with hot weather ation ofofthe Georgia State Federation. now upon us their day may be con' dent siiiered quite past. Linen, canvas and International 'Workers Brewery ill loose open meehes of linen are being rut to form belts, and many of union. Local 4. has Just completed these are trimmed with a double row of contract with the Buffalo. N. Y.. brew buttons Instead of a buckle In tne front cries that is regarded as very satisfactory and liberal to the workmen. Co. Our New York 9 14 Killian, Kitson and Woods; Clarkson, Chesbro; MaGuire juid Klrinwood. ETON DEFEATB AMERICANS. Mr. Thomae BurdltL Mr. Wygand Smith. Mr. Albert Peterson, Mlse Hazel HunL Mlsa Mable Spencer, Mrs. Montgomery. 347 24th Street - - - OGDEN UTAH DO YOU KNOW . r . about those hammocks? Let us tell you about them. We are selling the They are high grade, well worn and pretty colors. Let ns show them to you. Remember Baby Carriages and are still selling at 33 3 per cent ott Go-Car- ta Alaska Refrigerator AT 2-- 5. 33i per eent off Not many of them left. Now is your opportunity. 4-- 5. Wall Paper, and Draperies 3-- We have a splendid One and we have men who know how to hang Take n look nt our display windows and be convinced. them. 8-- 4-- Ogden Furniture 3-- & Carpet COMPANY 4-- 5. e rich-looki- HYRUM PINGREE, Manager. ca ift exmaaeafr 1 TELEGRAPH Mexico Cl'y, NOTES Jnly 16. Carlos Amer-IcoiI.una. minister of Alexlco In n. 18 TOTH CLOCK SET FAST? lias been appointed minister to Peking, hut will continued accredited It Is a common thing to find the to Japan. clocks In nine out of ten households either fifteen minutes or a half hour Paris. July 16. The Academy of Sit fast, and should you happen to be m riu-has awarded a prise of 810.0000 to a burry or mention the fact that you Profeesor Nortncx of 1h University oi have lo be going, you are at once reasLouvain for tbe beet rrithal review of sured by tbe fact that you have no the Judicial system of the Uulted cause for hurry, as the clock la so much States ahead of time. Has It ever occurred to you why SL Petersburg. July 18.-- 7:08 p. re. clocks are usually put ahead? Some There fs a rumor In circula- physicians have said It Is due to lazition that the protected cruiser Norik ness. for it Is such a satlfecllon to the baa Joined. the Vladivostok squadron. luxy Bisa to find, when he has to get up The admiralty haa no Information on at 7 in the morning, and strains his the subject. It Is admitted that It is d eyes to look at the elock, poeslble but Improbable. that it Is a half hour fast, and he has so mm h more time to doze, with the 16. Washington. July Minister Allen result that he himself any lit again reported to the State depart- how. and missesoversleeps his trafn or boat ment. from 8eoti1 that the Russian Said a watchmaker not far from The force are becoming quite active in Sentinel office, when asked abou the northeastern Korea. subject: Ve it is peculiar thing with most Ventnra. Cal.. July 16. Thomns Cor people to put their clocks fast, ana. win. formerly an attorney of Day;, in. while there may be some satisfaction Ohio, aud son of War Governor' for in It nhen it comes to dorlng a little win. of the State, IM ai hi.i home leneer. there g near Nordhoff. today. Corwin cante it. for when rcnlly no advantage In you wake up. say at s to California t h re,. cars ago for ami slaie st tbe dock and it registers health. M's hilly will lie taken I fe'-- t remains that it is a half Ltaylon for lnWrnuut. hour fast. eo Ja-PH- BASEBALL e half-close- TRANSFERS. PROBABLE ...3 sue-sessf- ville. Decree sf Dlvorcu Granted and Will Ba Married to Young Lady of Thio City. Cincinnati, July Id. Cronins bases rn balls were rather costly today, two of them converted Into runs. Others of the Cincinnati tallies came on clean hits. Attendance 4,620. Score R: H. E. ..4 T 2 BODY Cincinnati ...... 2 8 0 Brooklyn ........ . Kellum and Schlei; Cronin and Bergen. Ton-hell- o second- n. ' Time 1.06. Second race, the Curagh stak. .. pleehnse. about two won; Fulminate second r 1 ' Robin third. Time 4 30. Third race the I.lip stake, .. n furlong: Dainty won: Grand a second; Toboggan third. Tur-- V I- third. 2. for W ." ctAiiiaEH, BOISE VS. SALT LAKE. Boise, Ids., July 16. Boise lost the game today by costly errors, in the first inning Kellackey d roped the ball and Ipet in two run The features were running catches by Muller, Weaver and Kellackey and a home run by Kellackey. Score R. h. E. Boise .... Salt Iake. . MrFarlan aad Hanson; Hausen. 4 9 6 11 1 Tozler and When x store advertises to sell Clothing lower than anybody and everybody almost gives goods away sells a $20 suit for $6.99, a' pair of $0.00 Trousers for $1.99, etc., ITS TIME TO INVESTIGATE. INVESTIGATION ... .......... OAKLAND VS. SANsFRANClSCO. San Francisco. ihe Oakland team .Tilly 16.-K- nell kept down to four svatter- - ( IS THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING Re sre not making the unreasonable and ridiculous offers made by some stores, but we believe we are selling good, reliable, e Clothing lower than it in being sold bv any house hereabouts. Our Special Sole is grand success. Have you been In? Can you afford to stay away? Dont be carried away by false inducements. well-mad- BOISE VS. SPOKANE. Boise. July 16. Butte today retired three of Spokane's pitchers. Errors on both sides helped to swell tho score. Attendance 50u. Scor- eR.H.I5. . a . . . . a . . . . , . . . .13 13 5 XaUlTe 8 13 6 Spokane 1 INVESTIGATE! FRED M. NYE, The Clothier 2413 Washington Avenue OCZSCSSSS GSE5B33GG 0 iitmAa 3C90 |