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Show TI7E SKEW Fans Electric G ALL KINDS E MOUSING EXAMINER, S.WTKDAY, .Ui: S, j Both boys were injured, but how bad ;he ikKtor was nnable to say. NAIIOXAL LEAGUE T UTAH. OGDEN, 2y wa Pittsburg 4 Boston Hacateries Leaver. Ptii'.lippi Gibson; Young and Needham. ia-.- ;r w- -s Kesultx; First race, abuiit :x Z -- J and AT HAGUE furh.ngi. Golden West won; Roltin Hood. second; G&mbrtnua. third. Time 1:11 3 3. tfotvudrace, five furlongs Noiasul-ga won: Gene Russell, second: Queen Marguerite, third. Tinie 1 : 1 Third race, one and oneixteeiirh r.h.e. .....4 17it ATTITUDE reported, however, that Swaiu hurt. They wire to the Emergency hos'dtal flidabe.1 second, but hi. disqualified. Pittsburg, 5: Botton, 4. Pittsburg. June 7 The today dvE.ated the by scoring .he Winning ran in the eighth tuning m three baggers by Hailtuan and beach and a single by Wagner. Score : Want Your w; If strong Limitation of Armaments Will Show a 3-- -- I CiN SAVE YOU KONEV H. BECRAFT COH GRANT AVE. AND TWENTY-FOURT- STREET, buMiioxti up-to-da- miles Tiellng Masainrllo, second : Bad News, third. Time 1:4K. Weakness Fourth race, the May stakes, about Barliarv Helle tin furlongs Cleveland, (; New York, 4. won; Helcat. second; Killie Crnnkie, Paris, June 7. In the chamber of New York, June 7. Cleveland endthird. Time 1:1(1 ed its first series of the season here Fifth race, five and a half furlongs deputies todav J. DePrcwense, social-i- , today with a third victory over the TIeklln won; Helen B.. second; Tinker interpellated the government, relaNew Yorke. The score was C to 4. Bell, third. Time 1:U8 tive to tht- attitude of France at The inson Kit Orth relieved in the third Sixth race one mile ami seventy Hague peace conference. He referred ning. IS cc re; yards llan Bukre w.m: Bright Hot, to Great Britain as R HE acroml; Ambush, third. Time 1:47 ''precocious Instrument of peace fur the mhule world and Cleveland 6 in 4 Brother Thomas finished second, but declared that immense armaments 4 New York 5 3 na for disqualified fouliug. meant bankruptcy for the eonntriea Ratteriee Jos and Clark; Orth and adopting such a poliev. Kleinow. foreign Minister Fiction in reply reLOUISVILLE RACES. marked that the coming conference Detroit, 6; Boston, a aa lk)Uikille, Ky., June T. Churchill ment. a veritable International parliaRiston, June 7. Glase'n wildness France would remain true to and the poor support accorded him by Downs results: henelf by playing an unrestricted role First race, four and a half furlong s his gave Detroit the vicof moderation and conciliation, aluiilar Dunvegan won; J. 8. McAleater, tory today by n score of 6 to 3. to that adopted by M. Bourgeois, bead Time :66 46. j serond: Kexa.ll. third. Score. of (he French delegation to the pettc Second race, six furlongs laror-ean SHE. , won; Red Thistle, second; Blase conference of 1899. The naiuea and 6 1 Detroit reputation of the Fn-ncdelegates, 3 7 6 P Light, third. Time 1 IS 4 6. Boston be added, guaranteed the useful fulThird six race, Iillie furlongs Batteries Donovan and Archer; fillment of their mission. Turner won; Voting, second; Usury Glass and 8haw. The chamber unanimously third. Thne 1:16 approved the minister's declaration. Fourth rare, short course, steepleWashington, 2; Bt. Louie, 1. Perhaps none of the great European chase handicap Plrsie won; Snow Washington June 7. Two base hil second; Kllldoe, third. Time powers,willwith the possible exception of an error and a wild pitch scored two Drift, enter The Hague confereuco Italy, runs for Washington today and von 2:63 more embarrassed than France. A Fifth Du fire Cora rase, fnrktngs the game, laiien was effective I sant won; Waldorf Belle, second; regime of pence is essential for the soScore: third. Time lution of the great economic and socioR.H.E. 1:01 26. Hannon, logical problem her stale amen are un6 1 Washington dertaking to inlv at home. Yet in Sixth lieutenmile, race, selling 1 St. Louis I I ant Rlee won; The Mate, second; her relation to foreign powers France and Batteries Patten has lived for yean, and ntlll lives, unWarner; Dromlo, third. Time 1:44 16. Howell and Buelowr. der the haunting shadow of her mighty German neighbors. DIVULGE 4. OF METHODS GRAFT. Ahnost every Frenchman feels Philadelphia, 6; Chicago, but surely, that some time Philadelphia, June 7. Philadelphia France will again have to confront defeated Chicago today in a ten tu(Continued from Page One.) Germany on ths battlefield. The memning contest, ' Both pitchers were bit ory of the acute crisis preceding the hard and the fielding was ragged. The Adler ssld that for the fl.175 given Algeciraa convention, when war seemhome team won out on a single and a by him to Malfantl to pay Ruef. he ed to touch and go, da still fresh In wild throw. Score: R.H.E. bad never gotten a receipt from any the minds of those who are conduct4 10 6 body. He said he pal, I the money for ing the government, and they feel that Chicago 6 11 2 protection, fearing ruination of hia aggressively to champion anything In Philadelphia Batteries White and McFarland ; business if the liquor license were re- the direction of a raducilon or limitation of armaments would be to show voked. Plank and Schreck. Adler said that immediately after a weakness that might encourage her the payment of the money Police old foe to aggression. Moreover, to a Commissioner Hutton was removed lesser extent ths government must WESIERNLEAOUE by the mayor .and his license waa reckon with a curtain revengful and granted. A year later, la January, militant spirit in her people which Lincoln Wen Beth Games. manifests itself in keeping fresh 19U4I, Malfantl came around to collect Linculn, June 7. Uncoln won both a socond Installment and witness re- flowers forever on the statutes of the games of a double header with Pueblo fused to pay it, because he waa out lost provinces of Alsace and Tr rains, today, the first by playing errorless of debt and wasnt afraid any more. end never gets tired og talking ball and hitting a trifle harder, and Rusf Did Not Make Threats. the second by baseball luck. Bowes: But above all the French govern"Yon refused to make the second R. H. E. First game But Ruef never uttered to ment must consider the international payment 6 0 6 Lincoln. obligations she has contracted with 1 6 (I you thilsts that yon would lus your Pueblo foreign powers, her alliance with Ruslicense unless him?" you employed Batteries Jones and Zinraa; Hatch asked sia and her series of ententes with Campbell. and Bender. England, Italy and Spalan, which are wit-"He never did, answered the Second game R. H. E. now to be supplemented with a similar 4 7 I ness. Uncoln convention with Japan. The alliance waa Marcus Rosenthal Attorney Pueblo ...2 11 2 called and friendships entered into originally state. the He corroborated by Batteries 8tl mm el and Sullivan; her from the spectre of Gerwhit his client, Adler, had said as to to protect Jackson and Gorham. and since extended In the Intermany Rosenthals telling Adler that the only est of now made her n peace man whom Adler could lock to for help member of tliehave Des Moines, 6; Omaha, 1. International combinaaws Ruef. tion which of nations such Omaha, June 7. Ragan was very Michael DeBret, who before the ns will meetcongress at The Hague diverts her wild, giving eight bases on halls, which fire was of Pierre a In partner Priet, of freedom of action.' She Is naturally cost Omaha the game. Score: of Mnrchnnd's restau compelled to consult Ute wishes at her R.H.E. the ownership said in that the beginning of allies and friends as a private man is 2 3 rant, Omaha .....1 2 2 S 1906, Jean Toupy broached to him the forced to take into consideration the ...... Dee Molnea Batteries Ragan and LaBrandt; employment of Ruef to look out for vlewq of hie partners and business astheir license interests. Then the sociates. And at present Ute controlMiller and Yeager. . special meeting of the police board ling ami dominating spirit of the comwas held and from It Toupy returned, bination to which France Game Postponed. belongs Is saying the commissioners srouid not England. English alms and English Slnnx City, June 7. Sioux to his attorney, Rosenthal. The policies ere therefore likely to be most listen game postponed weL witnesses partner, Priet decided then largely reflected whenever the memto see Ruef. He did so and returned bers of the combination can read a report that Ruef would take common attitude upon the larger A1EKICAN ASSOCIATION with the the! reuses for 110, noo, $5,pno down at The Hague. And for weeks and 26,000 In one year. Ruef would and months London has been in intiAt Indianapolis Indianapolia, 1; not accept checks or gold, but only mate exchange with the chancellories Kansas City, 0. currency, and would give no receipt. of Paris and her other continental Second game Indianapolis, 1; Kanfriends with a view of presenting a san City, 2. front upon the main question. united LONDON HORIE SHOW. At Colutnlms Columbus-St- . Paul France's attitude upon the Dr ago rain. postponed the Immunity of private properFred Pabst, of Milwaukee, Carries Off At Toledo Toledo, 6 Minneapolis, ty at sea, the oonventlun to be elaborthe Firat Prise. 2. ated on maritime warfare. Including At Louis viHe Louisville, 6; Milthe righta of neutrals, contrabands, the 7. The first InternaJune London, waukee, 4. right to destroy ship arrested ae tional horse show held in England an exhibition of horses similar in prizes, the laying of floatingthemines, Rusinscribed upon ON THEIRACK many respects to the Madison Square etc, directly are program, neceealarily thereGarden show with the added interest sian determined more or lees by the rethat the competitors come from many fore OAKLAND RACES. sult of these exchanges. countries, was opened- at Olympia toUpon one point possibly the most will continue for a week. and day France's position will be San Francisco. June 7. In the The morning events saw but one important She will firmly advocate Heartless handicap at Emeryville to- American unequivocal. In the ring, Sir Humhorse the extension of the principle of arbiday, Ethel Davthe winner, got away the stallion, prophackney poorly, hut managed to keep ahead of phrey,of F. Pabst of Milwaukee, and tration, compulsorv where possible, erty with the championing of everything Pal, who had speed, hut w as staggerbefore he carried everything him, such an attitude involves. ing at the end. Remains wan a good For Instance, her delegates will sop-pu- rl third. Royal Maxim waa admirably taking first prise. Sir Humphrey also won the gold handled in the mile and a sixteenth any practical measure for the Sir John Kerr for realization of President Roosevelt s rare and won easily 'from Frsscuelo. cup presented bystallion In the show scheme to strengthen Tbe Hague triTreasure Seeker came next under keen the best hackney In the afternoon Poetry of Motion, bunal by creating a permanent perpressure. In the last Security won as owned by Lawrence Jones of Louis- sonnel composed of such imminent he pleased over the futurity course. ville. Ky., took a first Prize for ladles' jurists an will lift it above suspicion Results: hacks. of national prejudice and thus Inspire First race, five furionga, selling Avon won; 8tr Wesley, second; Vanthe conference of every litigant who VESSEL MAY BE LOST. desires to appear before H. Indeed, ns, third. Time 1:02. Second race, five and a half furbeyond the greet good that must unionga, selling Water Thrush won; Sandusky, Ohio, June 7. Tbe mem- doubtedly result from a closer definiMelar, second; Soundly, third. Time ber of the Marble Head Life Saving tion of the rules of war and the re1:18. Crew, after cruising around nearly all solving of Issues raised during the Third race, fire and a half furlongs night returned to their quartern early RusaoJapairoae war, the pacifists of France believe the creation of a strong Sea Sick won ; Mary B. Clark, sec--1 today without finding the vessel Time ported ashore and- flying signals of permanent tribunal at The Hague and d; Hattie Carr, third. 1:07 distress on Gull Island reef. Rockets the extension of the scope of arbitraFourth race, eix and a half furlongs, and other distress signals were een tion Is likely to he the biggest work for the pence conference can achieve. the Heartless handicap Ethel Day from Kellys lalsr.d late last night. In French government circles there won; Pal. aecond; Romalne, third. Is little expectation that tnylhlng Time 1:20 MEXICO CITY EXCURSION. Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth, tangible In limitation or reduction of armaments can he accomplished. selling Royal Maxim wan; Frsscu-elo- , Daily Juns 7th to 14th. The international Jealousies which second; Treasure Seeker, third. Time 1:47 Vis Union Pacific 889.16 round trip. must Inevitably cibp out at Tbe Hague Sixth race, futurity course Secnr-it- r Tickets good to return until Aug. 31st. create the distinct impression her won: Nappd. second; El Bernardo, that at every crucial moment America, Stopovers allowed. free of European suspicion. Is likely third. Time 1:22 to be turned to enact the role of peaceEXCURSION TO SALT LAKE CITY. maker. Leon BurgeoiSy RESULTS AT ORAVESENO. who heads the of foreign affairs, Via Rio Grande Western Ry., June French delegation, may cut a Mg figJockey Miller Suspended For Fouling, Is 8th, 7th, 8rb and 9th. Tickets good ure as an individual conciliator. He Causing Injury to Two Jockeys. on all trains. Fsre $1.10 round trip. a friend of the English entente, which New York. June 7. As a result of Tickets good to return nntll June almost seems at present the keystone of Frances foreign policy, but he Is his alleged rough riding at. Graves- 12th. also an advocate of a reapproachment end today. Jockey Miller was suswith Germany, and In the event of a pended by the stewrds for one week much is expected of him. cluh and fined 1200. Miller wan held reSUMMERJXCURSIONS sponsible for an accident in the last BOLD. OLD 8L00P-0F-WArace, in which two boys narrowly esVia Colorado Midland Railway. City caped being killed when their mounts of Mexico, May 1 to 7, June 7 to 14 fell. The otart In tbe last race was and 17 to July 11. Round trip, $09.13. Philadelphia, June 7. After having near the Judge' stand and when the Long limits. weathered storms for nearly' barrier was sprung Miller, who waa on of a century, the old sloop-of-wEastern Excursions May 27 to 20. the outside with Brother Thomas, cut June 3, 7, 13, 14. One fare plus $3.4)0 St. Louis has been sold by the across bis field in an endeavor to get for long limit Stop overs. ther government to a Junk dealer of this the rail. This caused considerable cheap rates during the summer. Write cltv for $4,210. Ths vessel was concrowding, and Wiblo, with Swain up, L. H. Harding, Salt Lake City, for par- demned by s board of surveyors at and Helen Porter, ridden by W. Dovle, ticulars L. H. 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