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Show TEIE MORXISG UTAIL FRIDAY, MAY EXAMINEE, OGDEN, IT, 1907. Gill' Of We Are Headquarters PLAYING IS A HE WAS If Its Real Estate Y oa Wa nt, I HAVE IT , pitching Jack Atkin second, Pantoulfe third. Time 1:1! Sixth isce. mile and a won, Dolly Spanker aecoud. Bluntly third. Time 11:44 in errorless support and 3-- making any runs today. Score: K. H. E. ioseITIlls 7 11 0 Chicago Boat on f 5 3 Pfelaier and Moran; Lin daman and Needbaui. m house with bath, pantry nice well located; worth investiand improvements; m CARD OF WESTERN LEAGUE Omaha, 15; Denvar, S. Denver, Colo., May 16. Omaha scored five unearned runs in the first Inning today. - Kagans home run In the third, when the bases were filled, was a feature. Score: R.H. E. Denver ...6 13 ..15 14 3 Omaha Wright, Paige and Zalusky; Thonip sun and Ragan, Condtng and Townsend. two apartment house; rents for 12-roo- per moot, i frame on Fatterson Ave. a for fl,300 brick cottage; has pantry $1,900 buys a new ' and bath; well located; easy terms; speak quick. modern house, built of pressed $3,700 for a in is the best residence district of the and brick, to want If get a really nice home at you city. the price of a small cottage, investigate $30 m LIFE MEMBERSHIP 1 THIRD R.1LE. Clark; Young 7 3 8 0 and St E. F. BRATZ Real Estate Bargains In any part of the City and County. Loans on Improved City and Farm Property Promptly Negotiated. Louis. 4; Philadelphia, 0. St, Louie, Mo., May 16. Powell abut out the Philadelphia Americans today and St. lamia made four runs off Plank. Both teams fielded well. Score: R. H. E. WINTER FUEL SUPPLY. St. Louis t g 1 Powell and O'Connor; Plank and togan, May !$.' The outlook for Schreck. an adequate supply of coal for the coming fall and wlnier Is anything Naw 0. but Dstroit.1; York, bright, although an effort la being Detroit, Mich., May 16. With two made br dealers to store coal la quanout In the seventh, Cobb started to tities, the mine supply I not equal to steal home. Schafer chopped the ball the demand. James Larson, a prominent ooal dealer of Logan, waa unable Just out of reach of Doyle and beating the ball and "Coring yesterday to get any satisfactory anCobb with the only run of the game. swer from representatives of the coal Score: companies as to whether they could R.H.H. furnish him from $.000 to 8,ou0 tons Detroit storage. ,..l0 54 01 forThe New York people of Logan had a serious Killian and Schmidt; Doyle and time last year during the fuel famine Klelnow. and suffered more, perhaps, than any other city In tha state. This years the Chicago, 7; Washington, 2. Chicago, Ilia., May 16. The Chicago coal dealers there have decided to American league base ball team out- take the advice of the railroad comDonoclassed Washington today. panies and store coal during the sumhue's batting and base running were mer months. Mr. Larson, who la manager of the Larson Lumber and Cual noteworthy. Scon i R.H. B. t !. company, was the 'first big dealer to ' 5 1 take np the storage movement in the Chicago .1 6 6 Cache valley town. He is not enenur. Washington Smith and Sullivan; Hughes, Gra- aged with the prospect, aa he stales that practically no encouragement ham and Hayden, waa given him when he asked for the delivery of ff.UOO to 8,000 tons ON The fault at present does not seem THEJRACK to be with the railroad companies,' as there la plenty of rolling stuck and OAKLAND RACES. equipment, but with the mines, ns not coal Is being mined to supply San Fr ancle co, May IS. Long enough the demands There is a scarpriced horses were again to the front city present miners all over the west, and at Oakland today. The main surprise unlessof the number of men nt present was the victory of Hedgetborn, a fifean be Increased twofold teen to one chance, in the second. D. employed there will be a famine A, Ross bid the borae op and secured fall and winter far worse the coming than the one him for $700. C.' C. McCafferty then claimed Frank PUttner for $725, and last winter. when Ray won the fourth ho bid up SUBMARINE TESTS. and bought her for $700. Gemmell appeared to be beaten In the fifth, Messages From the Men in the Subbut got np In time to beat Silver merged Boats. Stocking a nose,. Results: Newport. R. L, May 16. Frequent First race, five furlongs, purse sent during the night by messages Hindoo won, second, Dsrlngton Ray of submarine signaling appara. means 1:01. Time ahlrd. Bethankful submarine Lake and OcSecond race, mile, selling Prank tua from the were sent to the bottom bafllhrdl topus, which Flittner woo, Hedgethorne of the naval coaling elatlona deep Hedgethorne won. Prank Flittner sec- wharf at Bradford last night, brought ond, Captain Burnett third. Time assurances to the members of the na1:40 I everything was in Third race, mile, aelllng EEleva-tlo- n val trial board that condition on board the submariron, Meads second. The 8klpper good ines. The message stated that the 1:41 Tima third. were taking four-hou- r Fourth race, mile and a half, selling the menbetween which they secured watches, AdonRay won. Little Joker second, much rest They were In good spirits, is third. Time 2:3$ was la perfect condition and Fifth nor, futurity course Gem-me- ll i the airwere thoroughly comfortable. won, Silver Stocking second, they Members of the trial board maintainCombury third. Time 1:01 r watches throughout the ed Sixth race, seven furlongs, purse to the arrangements Toll Gatherer won , Bragg second, night According test of the for a twenty-four-hoEduardo third. Time 1:27 habitability of the submarines while nnder water, they will remain upon LOUISVILLE RACES. the bottom until late this afternon. Louisville, Ky- - May 16 Churchill STREET CAR .SITUATION. Downs results : four First race, maiden Line In Ban Frandace to Bello second, Heater Zora third. Time Independent Settle With the Men. :50. Second, five furlonge Xedra won. San Francisco, May 16. The street Little George second, Belle of Shelby car situation remained unchanged this third. Time 1:03 Third race, mile Albert Fir won, morning. The United Railroad ran of cars as Ouardl second, D. Spurill third. Time about the tame number on yesterday and no dlanrder baa been 1:42 four and a reported beyond the arrest of one man Fourth race, to half furlongs R. C. Rann won. Lady for attempting car. Interfere with the of the Flora second. Brown Mary third. Time passage - The report that the Geary street :S6 railroad, line, would five Fifth race, Soprano run care an independent waa furlong premawon, Boaaerlan second, Marmorean ture. A this morning, partial agreement to grant third. 1:01 men $3 a day for an eight-hou- r Sixth race, mile Knight of Ivanhoe the run was made, but lacks the signature won. King Leopold second, Lady Elof President Pint! President Cornelison third. Time 1:42 lius, of the Carmens union. Is conferring with the officers of the company AMERICAN ASSOCIATION la confident that its cars will be and Kansas At Kansas City City, 4; aome time during the day. started Ten innings. Toledo, 3. Milwaukee Milwaukee, 0; At CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Columbus, 5. . CHURCH. a At 8L Paul St Paul, 13; Louisa ville, 5. 16. matn As May Tenn., At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 2; In- ter-Dickson, of sentiment, a quorum of comdianapolis, 2. missioners of the general assembly Cumberland of the Presbyterian BELMONT PARK RESULTS. church went today to Bethlehem New York, May 16. Belmont Park church, and there formally held the 77th session of the general assembly. remits: Rev. J. L. Hudgins recited tbe hisFirst race, six furlongs, mala course iron. Colonel White ' tory of the agitation for organic union Saraclnesca a vigorous dennn-- ; second, SL Valentine third . Time and branched Into elation of the leaders responsible for 1:1$ Second race, four end a half fur- I the union. He charged that the press muxzled and longs, straight Jubilee won, Laly i waa subsidized, pulpit boards whipped WWlnlfred second. Wave Crest third. church agencies and Into line by resorting to schemes of Time :53 : s of partisan politicians Third race, the Vannest stakes, aellthat n technical endorsement might lng. six and a half furlongs, straight o second. be given to the cowardly surrender Hieing won. Roeemount of the committee on fraternity and third. Time 1:1$. Fourth rate, steeplechase, about unions. e, Fire, Tornado and Plate Glass Insurance Written in Strong and Bale Companies at Lowest Rates. 25th Street 420 AND 420Z. BUY A. RACYCLE BICYCLE . Also we want your KODAK business. Full line of EASTPKEMO KODAKS and all supplies for the amateur. Spring is here and you will want your bicycle put in order. Our repair department has been enlarged and MAN & prices -- are right ; 4-- 5. I 1-- T. S. 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Five Masked Men in Bloomington, Indiana, Forced Thoir Way Into tha Town JaiL Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes Shaving Mugsr Shaving Soaps Toilet Waters, Toilet Creams Bloomington, ind., Msy 16. Five jniuked men early today, at Ellela-villthU oouniy, bound and gagged the town marshal, took from him the Jail keys and secured the only prisoner, Oscar Morris, who they tied U a tree and whipped severely. Morris la the sou of n family and was caught, recently, in n dice game, put to work upon the street to pay a fine, bruke luoe and waa recapture! highly-respecte- MORE Both Phones 38 d I Wm. Driver & Son Drug Co. DREADNAUGHTt. 16. have Orders keels of battle- London, May given to lay the ship of tbe Dreadnought type. it baa been understood that In case the been proposal for disarmament tuok 2453 Washington Avenue defi- nite shape in The Hague conference, only one Dreadnought would tie laid down. The order fur twu such ships ie construed aa Great Britain's acknowledgement of German's refusal to entertain the disarmament question. GENERAL ALLEN (Stamms! iriisiwnii ARRIVES, Organiser and Until Recently Head of Philippine Constabulary. San Francisco, May' 16. Brigadier General H. T. Allen, organiser and until recently chief of the Philippine constabulary, arrived here yesterday from Manila on the army transport Thomas. This military police Is now a body consisting of 5,000 enlisted men, all natives, and among tbe officers are a number of Filipinos. General Allen says that there la little trouble In the Philippines bow, except la Leyte and 8a mar, where the bill tribes still worry the Insular government. Agulnaldo la now living quietly on hla ranch In the province of Cavite, where tbe former head of the Insurgents la attending atrlcly to hia own affairs and not participating la mat- ters polltliwi. General Allen waa succeeded aa chief of the constabulary by Colonel Bandholta of the Second Infantry. Four llmem the light at half the cost Thats what electric lighting doe. If yon question it, queation ms. Were only too glad to give information aud good service along the lighting line. Thats why we are Those Lite Men 99 EVERYTHING REGISTERED AS A PAUPER IN ELECTRICAL AT Commercial Electric Company 2279 WABU. A J , Your Expectations Will Be Realized IP YOU TAKEN AYR PHONE 362. -- Opposite Reed Hotel rnONES: BASE- life membership la the National Association of Professional Base ball leagues, with the privilege of admission to all games played by the clubs composing the association. The card la of the regulation baseball ticket with the President photograph engraved In enameled gold thereon, the date and also the name of aa many cities as there were room for. President Powers, of New York, president of the association, Introduced Mr. Ptrrall, the secretary, who made the presentation speech. In accepting the card the PreaMrnt expressed lilt warm thanks and said he regarded the game of baseball aa the typical American outdoor sport; that he waa particularly Interested In It because men of middle age could participate in it, and the game always had hla good wUhrs, as had every outdoor sport Cleveland, 2; Boston, 1. Cleveland, O., May 16. Cleveland defeated Boston in a pitchers' battle 2 to 1. Score: 2 1 THE Washington, May 16. President Roosevelt was today ireaented with a olid gold card, conferring on him ASERICANLEME Cleveland Boston Llenhart and Shaw. IN In Accepting the Present, the President Praisee Baseball as aa Spoil. R.H.E. REAL ESTATE FLOOR FIRST HWL BANK. 3XZZZZZZ23S SOLD BALL ASSOCIATION. I .1 3 5 Lincoln . .8 12 0 Sioux City Jones, Miller and Zlnran; Newlin and Spies. GEORGE A. HORN PRISONER e, Lincoln, 1; Soe City, 0. t Lincoln, Neb., May 16. Sioux City-gorevenge far the throe recent drubbings on her homo grounds by walloping Lincoln to a nicety this afternoon. Score: $2,5001 have so many nice homes at this price that 1 really can't do justice to them in an ad. Call and let me show you my list. I also have some nice places for those who want to raise poultry and fruit, and still be near town; reasonable in price; easy terms. REMEMBER, that I am making terms so easy that it's an easy matter to buy a home; start now; youll regret it if you wait . 10 A GOLD m this. -- FOR AND SEVERELY - 1650 buys a a 4-- ahlrh Tinker and the outfielders figur'd brilliantly prevented Boston's j gating. f500 for a Fifth race, the Crotons hambt-apsis furlongs, straight Suffrage won Chicago, 7; Benton, 0. Boston, Mato., May 16. Pfrifter'a I bare some unusually good bargains to offer if tou'U speak quick, and if you are desirous of owning home of your own, I will make the buying easy. Iiok over ibis list of bargains and see if there is not something that interests you. house on Nob Dill; has 2 lots, a f 1 600 for1 a No. barn; good brick thicken house; genuine bargain. two miles Sanctna won. Dr. Keith secoud. F'allkheen third. Time NATIONAL LEAGlE SON AVE, OPP. CITY HALL. WILL CALL AND DELIVER 2-- The Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co. WOMAN PROVES TO IE AN HEIR TO MILLIONS. St Fainted at the Union Depot in Louis and Waa Sant to a Hospital. Chicago, May 16. A dispatch from SL Louis, Mo., says: Tho identity of a woman of 2$ years, wbo has been In the city hospital here for aevernl weeks, registered as n pauper, has been established. She Is Mrs Rim Sheridan of Montreal, Canada, and, Instead of being destitute, has money In the bunk, la heir to an estate said to be worth $3,000,040 in England, and la herself said to be ol aristocratic blood. Mrs. Sheridan arrived la St. Louis several weeks ago, en mute from Hot to Mlllery, Maas. Springs, Arkan She became ill of brain fever. At the union depot she fainted, became delirious and waa sent to tbe hos- ', pital. of Springfield, Mass. ASSETTB, $6,930,261.05. MlTAL, $2,000,000.00. SURPLUS, $3,171,124.59. Losses paid since 1849 $39,478,834.60 Among which are included; Tray, N. Y., 1862 Portland. Ma. 18(6 Chicago. 1(71 Boston, 1(78 Hawrfalll, MlW s e depot. The hospital attache thought her remarks resulted from a diseased mind. Mrs. Sheridan will start for Mlllery, She Is tbe grandMesa., tomorrow. daughter of Sir Alexander John Ball of London, wbo died several years ago, leaving a large estate, of which she is one of the helra. BOAT CREW PICKED Victoria, B. C., May a Baa a 1882st.gee.use If miimo .. L)bb, Mian.. 1 888 Jacktonvllla. Fla,. 1601 4msmmssos Pat arson, N, J..1602 g.eeeeeesieag. Baltimore. 1904 Rochester. 2f. Y. 1604 4imimmmimhmm Toronto. Can, 1604 Ban Fraadacot 1606 ... (a . When aha regained conadouraesa aha told of her slater, her child and nurse, and claimed they were at the a J. M. ... Forrislall, Agt. Phones Bel 809 Ind. 80 a ... isms Mill . .. (4,4(7.00 66,8(6.09 617.160.00. 856,294.00 61.141.00 (4,668.06 . 76.262.00 66.118.00 440,000410 24,000.00 lf.48Q.60 1.618.878.12 itobt. G. Agee, Mgr. 55 fIRST Of fee NAT. BANK UP. Hr-T- he steam- er Amur, which arrived today, report baring picked up a boat crew of three men lost from the schooner Ella O, off Queen Charlotte Mends, wbo had been without food fur tblrtj-alhours and were almost exhausted. The schooner waa met with after the steamer left Queen Charlotte and the men were returned on x s boar! SENT TO PRISON. New York, May 16. Anlsa Louiae De Massy, popularly known an tbe "Baronesa De Vas.y." recently convicted of haring shot and killed Cue-tav- e Simon, a Broadway shirt walat manufacturer, was today sentenced to Round Trip to Los Angeles On safe daily, April 26th to May 19th. to July 31st, 1907 Good returning serve seven year and five moniha in the Hate prison for women, at Auburn. SCALE DAMAGING TREES. Washington, Mav 16. From every M'laalasfppl river and from Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and the province of Ontario. Canada, the terrapin scale, the enemy of the peach and other trees, hsve been reported to the department of agriculture. The bureau of entomology in a circular baa called attention to the terrapin scale. In consequence of Its wide range of food plants including both wild and cultivated trees, as a dangerous pest "which may he controlled but never eradicate!" state east of the LA FIESTA Worlds Greatest Pageant will take pace first week in May. agent, or wrie for Ask any Utah information to . EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE ward-heeler- Saturday, May 18th, Am-ped- Oregon Short Lino, 10:40 a. m. J. H. BURTNER. D. P. A., SALT LAKE CITY |