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Show THE Time.. 1:09. II1 OF SPORT Suburban Queen third. Fifth rare, seven furionga Red Dr. Damsel won; Urbann second; Sherman third. Time. 1:29. Sixth race, mile aud 50 yards ljcash won; Northwest second; Glen Rice third. Time, 1:45 1-- 2. t OAKLAXD, PORTLAND- - 3; . Sheepshcad 22 rT , " Hill-551- 1-- 5. 1 r , a 4-- tr1'"00, Tu-lan- 2-- d 1-- 3-- dldp seen as a a asses 12 4 O. Jonea and BrooklyB mrker and Kling; . 1. 8; CINCINNATI, XEW YORK. Cisetnnatl, August SO. New York bob from Cincinnati 'today by scoring A ns runs in the eighth on a base on error and three singles. Atttails, endance, 3,100. u K H. E. Brom Cfscisnsti., Xew York Hh .. ... .. ,.,.,..l 8 1 Mathewson and ........8 .. .. .. .. and Pelts; 1 8 Bmnua. 1. BOSTON. 4: PITTSBURG, put Ira-n- R.H.E. .,. ..... ... Pittsburg., Bstw.. and FHlllppi ,.,,.,1 i, Mona 8 8 ........4 3 2 Willis and Phelpe; r WsAlngton, Aug. 30. Pelty Townsend in the first game while Patton was more effective than Howell In the eecowL Second Base--a McCormick had his left forearm fractured by a swift from Pitcher Pelty. He will be out of the gnae for the rest of the season. Attendance 2.500. out-yttch- Score: Pint game: ... ...., 8t Louie Townsend R. "'"S'T'V Wuhlngton h. E. , . 2 3 6 9 2 0 and Kittredge; Petty and Sugdeti. 4; 8T. LOUIS, WASHINGTON, ... St lonls Pitten and Clark; Howell Connor. L 4 10 1 g o and O'- RACES THE I . August .30. arsons saw the l?Jovmai Clrruit racing at Narragansett Wy. Summary: purse $2,000, three in five funley Dillon won three h't In 2:12, 2:10 3:12 Mis. Jeanette. A. Penn, 3-- 4. John Caldwell and An-W. aM started. wtrot. puree 1.500, two In three "w-Oin- sm won the first and third 2:20. Caalpan won :0J heat 1:07 1 Judge McKinley, Mazatto. Marion McGror d Maxine also wiimd T !. K" Jr vark ,Brew- - 2:09 pare, purse five John M. won the d tonrth heats In 2:04 14 Gallagher won Jj" V2 SS 3:M- - Kin Direct. h aleo started. m011 ISIS"-iVl,1000 two ,n thrM J1? G. won the second and ttird i W :09- - Darius Vu07 hPmt ,n 2:0S- nn5 Ben F, Alleraon. Claymoa, i WiVoun, jMaster and Dry Monopole also GttrwettJ,n nd 80. Re- - 8P'11 trot, purse 225 k?nJ A,ewndro second; Tuck Back f1Then aacond; Hurrah - Time. 4-- 5. furinn ! Aim VULT Sir Preston Nnrt "r ; VTT2 Pilot won; Dr. Bird sail thlrtL TT,l'r 3-- 3-- 8-- 4. Ar-len- a Representing the Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuildera of America at tha Public Hearing of the U. S. Merchant Marine Commiasion in' v remedy Is 1,.. of the hand with xL.it .. )v (be hands of workinguicr, ii, m,- - protected industries. Fir nearly a sn.iry (oi,tfre, excluded foreign-buil- i ie.-. lrm our coast A'ise trade, a, id, t,riier Jlir those seeking to wug- - iu th.ti trade to gel the vessels t.uy need they must apply to A:ti,rl.ii, iipard. When they get thc-mutu pay the American scu.c .f vag,-rate on a par wito thn.--c paid other workingmen in othn trades. In that branch of the industry you lung ago created and l.avc since maintained a prou-.-tivcondition. Now, gentlemen, dn jou think you can induce American wmku'uien lo go into American Hud build ships tor the foreign nun,. al f h wages that art- paiii to i he men who are building ship- - t,.r the protected coastwise trade? Certainly not. It must lie clear to uu that you have created aud long msii.iaim-- a condition of partial pron-mouhjcb jou have been striving tor over forty year to adjust a t omtit inn of free trade, and of conno- - it don't work. You cant expect it to work. You have got to make the pnut-etivpolicy uniform In our shipyard the product of our hands must be prouq-teJust the same when it la to engage in the i It as It i to enwhen foreign trade gage in the coastwise trade nit licr that or else free trade all along the line. But I am attic that none of you expect to find a remedy for our shipping decline through free trade chann During the sessions of the Merchant Marine Cuiumittglun in Cleveland Mr. A. Van Druven ae the representative of the Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders of America delivered a powerful appeal on behalf of labor for aid to Aruirlran shipping. HI testimony was to the effect that thousands upon thousands of members of bis organization were Idle because of stagnation in the ship build-luindustry. He said: We stand before you as representatives of American labor and we ask for the passage of a bill through congress that will cause the building In American ship yards of the vessels required for our oversea trade. Congress has (or nearly half a century encouraged and maintained foreign shipping In our foreign trade through Its refusal to protect American ships in that trade. Hundreds of millions of dollars of American money have exported to pay aliens lo build the millions upon millions of tons of foreign ships that have been and are now employed in doing the bulk of our oversea carrying. We ask you to reverse the policy and protect American ship owners, American ship builders and those whom they employ, to the same extent that, by your lnactkm and neglect, you have so long protected foreign ship owners, foreign ship builders and the aliens whom they emg . shii-ar.i- one-hal- - nel s. Look around you in this great lake country and aee the splendid shipyards and the magnificent shipping, all the product of ami giving employment to American wot kinsmen, and remember that it I due to the exclusion or foreign vest-clfrom participaploy. We represent the Brotherhood of tion In our trade. It has lieen reservRoller makers and Iron Ship builders, ed for our own iimipli', and it has an organization affiliated with the for the foreign trade that, will bo Here wo build ships for American Federation of Ihor. We have a membership of 40.000 American Just one trade a protected trade workingmen, with over 500 local lodges and the men employed in the shops In as many different parts of the Unit- and yarda receive the full standard of f of the mem- American wages. They will accept ed States. About bers of our brotherhood are seeking nothing leas. Do you think that other employment at their trade, the depres- American workingmen, employedIn in the sion In which la due to the fact that other American shipyard, even the ships employed In doing our for- building of ships for the foreign trade, foreign will accept less wages than we reeign carrying are built in countries by foreign labor. And we ceive? Of course you do not. Proare but one of n number of labor or- tection is universal in our trade up the ganizations whose members are large- here, and it sets the standard for conly if not wholly dependent ipon Amer- whole country. So. you must see. ican ship building for work at their gress has created a condition of protrades. The wages that we receive, tection In ship building that governs when we bave work, are the wages toe whole Industry. It is prosperous that are paid to skilled mechanic! em- where tt Is protected. It Is a failure a one-hal- . you arc looking for You Dont Need Buttons! i.d' PORTLAND. August ax flT Tlirtl! tb,rd' third8, Cv n? 30. J. S. Lewis & Co. CooSing Furlongs at Croeby a" Time- - half Hawk - 2:09 fur-M- : sec- - 2. furlong Double ec0Bd: Lndy lo,ud Tinw- - 1:03 WR.n,T wen; Titushalf second; d And Heafthf ul LITHIA WATER roni-lieiltio- n F. CO., Distributors J. KIESEL r, I0CEZ3S223 0( ns SCHOOL SALE School will toon begin and every boy should have a new suit. Good e lothas art essential to a boy's comfort 3-- and happiness. Bring your boya to Putnam's School'Sale lf and fit them out with tha bait there ia In tha market at prices you aro accustomed to pay for vary much inferior goods. aelf-pltyln- g er Thla aala Includes all that boya rsqulrs Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Bhlrta, Underwear, Hosiery, ate, etc. x Putnam Clothing house one-hal- Q o 2354 Washington Avenue 30 C GZ hi DOC reaM -- a dis-prait- y. E2!n o O P en 0 L Hand-painte- rn mous aala. Wo will glva another Coac Mark Bala on everything In stock and will tooted all Fall Goods arriving during Bala. Domestic suitings and all Cotton Goodo bought alnco drop In prlcos of thaa goodo are Included. No article to our large stock will b reaarved. Tho manner to which Now March-Indiwill ba sacrificed will o. food a, for close, careful KCWarU. 1 buyer. d WHEELWRIGHT BROS. Ert 1st v? Will bo remembered by the thousands sf boyars who bought during that fa- Chinaware Must Go Regardless of Cost Price lln,A March Of o o9 o crem - - Tbe Terms of Sale Are Positively Warning, A REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS - Results "d Sets Complete the where It is unprotected. ployed in similar industries in more United 8lates. and they are no Today I may be ei . ployed at Am than are necessary to enable us to lire erican wages iu the building of a vesaa becomes American cltisens. We sel for toe coastwise traue. Do you will submit to no reduction In the think that tomorrow I will accept the Carpantaring, Building, Rewages we receive In order to have the foreigs rate of wages because niy emIS A MOMAN JUSTIFIED IN DENYand pairing and , Remodeling of ployer puts me on a ship building ships built In (be United States, ING HER AGE? Hows Promptly attended to. All least of all will we accept the wages. for the foreign trade that wil be com shipyard pelled to compete under free trade that are paid In foreign Guaranteed. work Enquire ef Thee la no doubt that in any proof the conditions with foreign ships? Certainexceed one-haat rest 646 19th fession dramatic, musical, or even which do not Ola Nalaen, ly not. Do you think in one shipyard that we are paid. 329-Amliterary youth, with Us attendant wages In Telephone one on a be act decline of will there the for ways gang "The remedy claims to rharm, la a very great help; must be on that shall employed In building a ship for the therefore aa long ns n womon presents erican shipping the rate of wages coastwise trade st tha American rata leave unimpaired any claims to being called a girl, It American shipyards that of wages and on another set of ways in paid la fortunate for her even If In her in as well be understood in the be- another gang will ba employed may heart alia knows that the ginning. We know that there are building a ship for tha foreign trade of the thirties" many American workingmen who are at the foreign rate of wages? Of ugly turning-cornhas been passed. at their trades and course you do not. Do you think that It la wise for her to confess to steadily employed the American scale of wages In a boiler shop one act of men will receiving 'Thirty-tw- o last birthday, when because the product of their labor la work for foreign wages in building turned twenty-alIs not an untruth? a boiler to be put into a ship' for (be protected by act of congreea against Surely not,, If her own UvUhood, and the of, the product of foreign trade, and right next to them free competition perhaps that of soma one vary dear, foreign labor. We are fconvlneed that, another act of men will receive Am' depends on the capture fow rok which were it not for the prqtectlon which erican wages for building a holler la more likely to be given to a candiaeen fit to give to the to be put into a shl) for toe coastwise date posing aa a girl particularly congress ofhasAmerican workingmen, trad? The rendition you have creproduct in these days when f of those who are now ated in our coastwise trade conforms folly and the goabeadneas of youth count would lie, Ilka we to the general condition that obtain for ao much with empoyers too ateadlly employed a protecwork at their trade. We In nil of our land Industrie are. seeking modern to favor the oM school." to no more than you accord to oth- tive condition and it is impossiblesucask without a Yea, doubt the money earning can of proestablish matter toe In that you repect THE woman (who needs as many yeara er workingmen cessful branch of the name Industry we assure you that w as possible of what Is accepted aa tection, and no less. The product of under free trade condition- - The result hall accept SUCCESS MARKET youth In which to carve out her own American shipyards must be protect- cf such efforts has been to exclude special niche In the working world) Is ed against the competition of the pro- from our shipyards the building of 2341 WASHINGTON AVE. as hips for our foreign trade. Justified in concealing her age, product of foreign shipyards, precisely viding it can be done without any the product of American labor In other 'Rather than extend the protective Live and let Live la aur direct falsehood or Ion of Is protected against foreign principle uniformly to our ship buildmatte, Wa do not promloe Then cornea the romance aide of the Industries conto sell you oomothing for ing and ship owning Interests, question. Sometimes th very happiest competition. will not do to say that foreign gress has evaded Its plain duty, and It nothing. Our Masts are fresh. are those where the difregmarriage the men of s,y craft who ads seeking Wa endeavor to pleas avary hips may not obtain American ference of gae la on the wrong aide, and assert that this ti prohi- work at their trade are the sufferers wha patronises tha body isters, and, so long as the lneongruily la not bitive protection In favor of American-buil-t for it UCCES8 MARKET. an obvious one, why should a world built What is there about our coastwisu ships, so long as foreign that loves to sneer be furnished with Tha LILLIE BRAND LARD are permitted to enter our porta and domestic trade that Justifies exhips awkward atatlatica? not mad by a TRUST "OUR in our deep-sethe and engaged and maintaining protective tending There la no need for the wife to be free crJya LEADER, no compound or system that It has so long maintained, upon term of absolute so contemptible as to audaciously proEASTERN LARD mixed with ships. and at the same time justifies the dewith American-buil- t competition claim a suitability of age which la not There la no protection for American nial of It Ask your GROCER for ft. protection to our ahlps engagtrue: but by a few tactful hints, of their ed In the the can How when product trade? No. 1 bacon builders foreign .18 hip avoidance of datea andta delightful la compelled to meet toe product you look upon our prosperous protectlabor of Phano orders vagueness as to Jubilees and other of terms builders upon given and domestic special coastwise ed aMp shipping, foreign awkward landmarks die may easily attention. No man will and watch Its growth, and not realize obliterate any special evidences of ship, cost-ln-g why it is that our ahlpping in lha forn American-buil- t mwefo eign trade which la subject to free FHONK & BUKGI from 26 to 40 per centcoato. d Another aide of the romance quesshrank ahlp has a trade foreign competition than foreign build tion la the one Can n woman be JustiSn free and declined? If you look for n prosthen attempt to run her fied in concealing her age from her Phone 227 Y. foreign hlp. Vore permia American shipping upon the competlrionwlth husband? has seas in free trade and unprotected a full generation of trial than con-SSGenerally speaking the lover if ho that such competition la a competition wfrh foreign shipping, unIs a lover will answer the query himfailure. When HI. shown. der the protective conditions you hare not been self, by seeking to discover how It can be. and aa It doubtless Has emmany birthdays have pasaed over the to the entire aatiafaction He may guess from various Inrer-hea- d coat toe that commission, of the one woman In the world ber of this an American of operating for him. thaa the coat ol ojmrat-la- g ences that die la not as young ns she much greater competing ship. It must a foreign looks, but what does that matter? atilt more plain to you she la such a dear little girl," ha must be to art rset rapit trsde-But- , look after her, etc. Depend upon it la nothing ships for the toreign she will be his dear little girl" till these two items of conductwhen the brown rdrte hare whitened wMle ion and operation expense. s the unrevealed years and carefully ar- tbV further handicap of government To make room for our new fall stock of China wa will run a general sale on Cblnsware for ton days. Our entire stock ef Decorated and ranged. yet thinning hair, mark Times aid extended by foreign Itovernmrn wito China will be sold at about half price. unkind progress but she la always to foreign ahlps that compete his little girL for necessary U in; ovrala our Th man who seeks to discover this whv It la that we hare but one excusable feminine secret of age quireof American rt,W,n ton when the gtrl of hie heart refrains trade today under the American PHONE 147 x. 2476 WASH. AVE. from volunteering any Information on Sa where we had three Iona 43 yeara the subject is hardly worth while connSEHEBME I nit-e- d cealing what he wants to know. When baa been the policy of the entire Edwin loves ha lores his Angelina as Stales during practically the she Is and seems to him. so what does lifriim of eveiy mechanic actively era- it matter If aha la twenty or .twenty-fiv- e, In the Untied States tods v to. sk . provided that aha Is herself? him against the competition This the argument of the bona fide of foreign labor In foreign countries -' lover, and It is only wlib the bona-fid- e ewrv mechanic alone lover that it la Justifiable for a the for-effor building In ship ploved Americannot expect girl to withhold arithmetical facts You trade. Justifiable, bees see ahe knows he can workingmen who are employed in doesn't rare. I think he ought to be (be building of ships to accept a rat that which they told, because deneit In any form Is the of wage only oe-hl- f recriv-e- d A reward of Fifty Dollars (860.00), win be paid by the Utah light most perilous foundation upon now receive only onealf that a. power Co- fw the arrest of party or parties who on toe evening of oto-e- r in to build the bulwarks of married life by their fellow workingmen Anril 29th. 1903, caused a short circuit" oi Its electric transmission the a trades, even If such wages are emthrough Interference In some manner with said company lines line, GREAT BRITAIN WILL total received by the workingmen mile south from the power house, known ns one about n at point BECOME A PARTY. ployed In foreign shipyard. Button, near the mouth of Ogden Canyon. Congress, by Its protective policy, condiBL Petersburg. August 10. It la maintains with said line. and created has Persona are warned not to interfere in any wlae that Great Britain will be- tion in the United States which must wimoleated. but serious results to proper-t- v if to the safe public la It come a party to the appeal In the be uniform to b Just. So long as It through tha sad possible fatal results to persona can be caused of my rase of the BrIMeb steamer Knight of Insulators, or the throwing ef wires, Mmba of trees, or ays to me, and to the men breaking sold electne transCommander, suuk by the Vladivostok craft, that we cannot enjoy the lime similar obstruction over to wires of compsoy The case of the measure of protection that our brothDn- squadron off Isu. mission German steamer Thea. chartered by a ers who are employed In other to'lum British firm, sunk Off the Japanese tries enjoy. Just so long congress will coast by the Vladivostok squadron, has continue to Investigate the decline of also been appealed. American shipping and aeek remedies n handicap, five and a half IJrhtenstein won; Po-L- lj Victoria & third. Time, I in lhe CUMMINGS COMMISSION CC. BROKERS. foreign trade, so lung you Ucu emthe ImpooxlMr. ployment in American shipyard fur Faro to (ace with tlioc farts, as American labor. If you fail if von Continuous quotations on New York you r.iusi have horn tlnriiui t lie courxe ilu not apply a remedy that will' lie Stork and Chicago Grain. We buy failthat of your invcKiigaiMus. rh.ii some successful remember your and sell stocks aud graiu on margin of you arc cnuidfriiig uliv uu may ure will continue and perpetuate the or for each. Our private rooms ennow who not impon foreign xiiipx and plui-control able our customers to come In and protection of aliens them under American rogiiry. tou the building and oeration of tbe shl; transact businesa with tbe utmost may think that you ran. I ihis i:uth-od- . ping in our foreign trade have so lorg secrecy. at least overcome the Irchcr first cnpoyed. The Issue is distinctively an.l IVrjte for onr Bonk cf Information root of building ships in American only one between foreign and Ameri- (System of Speculation), free upoa shipyards Hut. application. 2483 Washington. you rolled upon ca a labor." that line of policy it iniprodiralnliiy muM be manifest. It miitd Ik clear that you cannot. ly increasing the frte trade condition of roinpeUtiou, establish iu a pmi retire country, a prosperous industry. It will be no more possible, by tree ship, to estabCome In and look at our method of keeping the fchirtwalst neat and lish an American shipping in the fortidy with but little caret eign trade than it will be to make oil and water mix. Even if you had free ships, you would still he confronted with the obstacle of higher cost of Shirt-Wai- st operation under the American flag. To overcome thla, would you advocate allowing aliens to command and officer The line of good carried by us embraces the cleverest and newthe snip? Would you diminish the est goods Look at the good iu our show windows, and get an and consent to impairquantity ment of the quality of the f'od served price on board American ships- - would you conform the food scale to that of the moat poorly fed of all the abim with which tnir own compeie? And yet, can you contemplate with favor, the idea of protecting American officers and seamen on Uisrd American ships, and JEWELERS at the same time deny protection to our workingmen in the' shipyard. An the men who officer and man our ships any more deserving of protection than those who build them? Ixsik al this problem a you may, gentlemen, il must lie clear to you that there I hul one course for you to pursue: you must devise a method of protection tbai shall he practical Just the thing for extremely hot weather, when the aud effective which will oveiconte the adverse conditions under which ships system needs a cleansing and strengthening tonic. art1 built in tbe United States ami operated under the Actcriran flag, iu competition witb foreign whips. Until you completely abandon (be protective policy there Is no other way by wlileb you ran bave an Anterlcau merrhtnt marine in the foreign trade than by protection. You have free trade between American and foreign Keeps you well, by allaying internal fevers, and aiding hips now in the foreign trade and that competition has been destructive the process of digestion. The ideal table water. Makes of American shipping. Protection, delicious drinks. therefore. I the only remedy applicable lo existing conditions in tbe Unit' ed States in tbe shipping industry. Finally, It must bs clear' to you all & that American labor Is mure deeply concerned in the successful conclusion of your Investigations than any other class of rlllxens. Capital ran find in numerable ways for safe ami profitable investment, and you need not com cern yourself with its needs. When you are told that those who are seeking protection ftr our shipping in the foreign trade are seeking to still further eurich those who are already wealthy that the demand for protection cornea from capitalists and corporations remember that the atatenient la untrue, that so long as yon deny pro- iudustrii-a- . SACRAMENTO. frcrniuema, Cal., August ; rivaled iu our roust wise iradr and our leciitm to American shipping land t. HARNESS HORSES. r-- : St. Louis, Aug. 30. Fair Grounds summary: six Flrat race, furlongs Tim Hurst won; Felix Mezzea second; Tristan Shandy third. Time, 1:14 Second race, tulle and 20 yards Bugle Horn won; Freesias second; St. Slmonlan third. Time, 1:43 Third race, six and a half furlongs Tally Ho won; Eleanor Howard second; Sid Silver third. Time, 1:20 Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap Woodland won; Fruit second; third. Time, 1:14. Fifth race, mile and 70' yards Blissful won; John Doyle second h third. Time, 1:40 Sixth race, mile and 20 yards MisHubbard' second; anthrope won; Scalper third. Time, 1:43 for Its revival. Tnc equality of condition -- Second game: Washington w- AUGUST 31, 1001. y. M. LOUIS, 3; WASHINGTON, 2., ttirt. 8T. LOUIS. ;Blen-nenwort- Pittsburg, August 30. Boston won In the first three innings by the hitting Philllppl for eight bases, snoring (our runs. Willis kept hits scattered. Attendam-e- , 1,616. MORNING, c (By A. Van Drnvrn.) First race, seven furlongs Futurity course I ieola won: King Pepper second: Witchcraft third. Time, 1:24 4 5. s Second race, sit lechase, about two ? !?J1V V won: Dromelberc officiated on miles Oood ami PJe-itand me. the Portland dary second; Sir Voorhies third. Time. hut two 4:11. ciwiu inning only nimh Third race, the Partridge stakes, six off him- - In lhe furlongs St Beilane won; Bedouin Scot.: second; Glen Echco third. Time, 1:14 a J fttrtiind t s Founh race, the Dolphin, mile and a Ormodes JjjJg'i'nd steelman; Jonea and furlong Beldame won; Aurumaster third. Right second; Time, 1:53. 0. PHILADELPHIA, Hfth race, handicap, mile Firit CHICAGO, 3; Marmee Mason won; Delhi second; to Aug JO. inability third. Time, 1:40 Bixth race, mile and a sixteenth Jpirterfon waa the cause of Dereszke won; Grey Friar second; today. R Leader third. Time, 1:47 3 5. I I (Udn HARLEM. Healey and McFarland; Chicago, Aug. 30. Haiflem sumgi gchreck. mary: st. louis, 4. First race, five furlongs Slss Lee 'hhupelthia. won; Janet A. second; 1 resentment a Louis, Aug. 80. Philadelphia third. Tice, 1:01 bok'ths first game of the aeries from Second race, six and a half furlongs was Mansard won; Handley Cross secilnula this afternoon. Taylora wild Jjeand bases on balls and ond; Barkelmore third. Time, 1:20 Simiied in with hits, were Third race, mile and an eighth for Philadelphias runs. At Bragg won; Fossil second; Huxxah third. Time, 1:53. R- - H. E. e Fourth race, one mile Princess a i Paul second; Dont Peter won; Atom b 1 Ask Md third. Time, 1:40 Mlidelphia TavW d Grady; Corridon and Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth Subtle won; Lady Bavoy second; Rams pgoia Horn third. Time, 1:47 A CHICAGO. BROOKLYN. 8; Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Charlie Miller won; Great Eastern rag-aCMcago. August 30. In a very second; Benson Caldwell third. Time, 1:47 folding game today Brooklyn won Inning, three singles, two Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth r A third acor-iMmas sad two triples bunched, Ethel Wheat won; Docile second; Dunrun. Attendance, 1,100. gannon third. Time, 1:47 Sf CTAI1, WEDNESDAY Labor Appeals for ' Protection for Shipping . . 6HEEPHEAD BAY. New York. August 30. Bay Summary: MOnsiyp EXAMINER DGCEX, mr 0 H. B. Hilliard G. C, Rcbarg. Pi-one- er t POWER CO., Dr ft, S, Campbells Mgr. UTAH LIGHT CENTRAL H ROTE AND BAR Under New Management. oca flaasaaanQfiggilflBsani 'PhBne I35-- k U mgjmaagag |