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Show THE MORNING were dull and Bond Including 1.5u0 southerns. slow, steady. 5(ios7.25; southern steers 8.50490. cows southern cows 2 353.50; native eeipts Total tuy. EXAMINER: 7,060, Ku Mark.-- t tales, Ai value. $1,113,000. I'. s. 4' advanced 4 per cent on 1-- OGDEN, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 9, 1907. UTAH. 13. Uncle Sam, 3,900 at 98; 500 at (7, seller 60. Butler Liberal, S'W at 12. Beck Tunnel. 260 at 1.85; 300 at 60, and and heifers 3.005.75; atockers bulla 2.5ua4.oO, seller 60. 60; feeders MARKET. N. Y. COTTON Ci own Point, 2.700 at 1.1244. 4.Z5 calves 4.006.75; westers steers Mountain Lake, luO At 76; 1,600 at 2.504.25. cow 6.10; westers New York, Aug. I. Cotton futures 75. weak Market 7.000. Receipts Sioux Con 700 at 53. opened firm at an advance of 14 to to Hogs 5c tower. Bulk of sale 20 points and closed very steady at a Open Board Sales. ; packers 5.856.02 5.705.80 heavy 100 at Beck Tunnel, l.Ood at net advance of 13 to 15 points. 8.856.07 and light pigs Market 1.0744. 6,00(1. Receipt Sheep BOSTON MARKET condition. Crown Point, 2,800 at 1.1244-littl- e lambs steady. Muttons 5.255.90; 5.00a6..a; Chief, 108 at 10. wethers rang fall la prices la Button. Aug. 2.000 at 4144: 6.000 at 42. May 4.5oa5.50. Day. ewes fed the Boston market reflected the deNevada Hills, 25 at 4.00. cline la New York today, but there New York, loo at IE as little excitement here. Seven Troughs, 2.000 at 68. Sioux Con., 3.100 at 53; 3,500 at 53. NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. Cnclo Sam, 5.200 at 07. Yankee Con., 100 at 66; 100 at 67. New York. Aug. I Close: Prime stermercantile paper, per cent; ling exchange, easy, witb actual business la bankers bills at 84.86.45 for demand and at (4.S2.75 for TRADING ON BALT LAKE MIN- Mils; commercial bills, (4.82V ING EXCHANGE. Bar allver, Cbc; Mexican dollars. NATIONAL LEAGUE 53;e. Government bond firm; railroad bonds, dull and easy. Bingham Stock sold as Low as (5 s Chicago, 2; Philadelphia. B. Share Today Forenoon on Chicago, 111., Aug. 8. Chicago decull, New York, Aug. (.Money Quotations. feated Philadelphia, 2 to 0, today In steady at 345 per cent; ruling rat. a grand fielding game. One ran waa S per cent; 4v per cent; closing bid, Tim cored on a hit batsman and Even cnt offered, at 844 unsatisfacS. The Lake. Aug. a sacrifice safe drive. A 6u dns. 644 Pr 6.v. toryBaltcondition of the rasters markets and an out scored the other. Reul-bac- h 6 per cent; 6 months, 6 46 4 per has had Its effect locally. Thera was allowed but two bite, one In the ceut a notable absence of buying orders to- first and one la the eighth, only three day and little other than professional of the visitors reaching second. Score: CLOSING STOCK LIST. trading was Indulged .In during the R.H.E. call The first sale of the day Chicago , . , . . . , , . . . . . , . . . . .2 6 fi early 8844 Atchison was which waa Nevada Fslrvtew, .6 2 0 82 Philadelphia do pfd. bought at 19 cents. Silver Shield Batteries Reulbach and Moran; 8544 Baltimore and Ohio 18. Tlntle The out And came at 124 . Moran and Dooln. 1704 stocks Canadian Pacific brought to the fora were: 145 Chicago and Northwestern TunUncle Sam Consolidated, Beck fit. Louis, 2; Boston 0. do pfd., bid Crown Point, Sioux Consolidated. 8444 nel, St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 8. Karger was Colorado Southern . May Day, little Chief, and Yankee In good form 2644 Denver and Rio Grand today, allowing Boston A small lot of Nevada Consolidated. 68 but two hit. end St. Louie won. Bosdo pfd., Md out at was Hills brought (6. 3144 ton made a season's record Rrie There were several offerings of whenprobably ..127 It made but six assists. Score: Illinois Central on Ohio and board the Copper open R.H.B. Louisville and Kashvlllu ...... . .108 the sale of 100 shares wee reported Rt. Louis 8 7 2 N Mexican Central was the while It at (5, closing bid for 71 3 0 Boston Missouri Paolflc was (4.90. Tbs belief expressed by .10844 Batteries and New York Central Marshall; Karger . 12u4 brokers that unless the price of cop- Dorner and Needham. Pennsylvania metal made a very radical decline, Reading ssateSSi (Mf MtiMisi DCS per better prices ran be expected for this 36 Rock Island New York Wlno Doublo-HosdoMr. Hetnxe, who Is the con4544 stork. do pfd. Pittsburg. Pa., Aug. 8. New York In Ohio factor the regards .125(4 trolling 8L Paul ,.. today defeated Pittsburg in both 854 Ohio one of the best of his recent games of a double-heade- r Southern Pacific by hitting ns is and having quoted 184s acquisitions Southern Railway ball. Lelflcld wee hit opportunely the statement that he looks the mad 13344 Union Pacific in first the game and Camalta got his upon it as being a better proposition bumps iu Ibe 78 do pfd, bid second. Both were rethan any of those turned over to the -s Wabash who finished strong. lieved pitchers by Amalgamated Copper company at The second game was limited 154 Wisconsin Central, bid to Butte months The several ago. only Miscellaneous. seven innings by agreement. Coro, of sales unlisted stocks the 78 during Amalgamated Copper R.H. E. forenoon call was Copper Glance at first game: American Car and Foundry...,. 40 .3 8 Pittsburg 40 cents New at and Btockton I64 56 American Locomotive 8 2 New Yorii 16344 cents. Am. Smelting and Refining Leaver and Batteries Lelfiald, The sales closing quotations and do pfd. Maths and weon, Phelps; McGlnnlty were: 614 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Breenahan. Unlisted Stocks. 3744 Colorado Fuel and Iron Second game: R.H.E. 8tocks. 13 International Paper , . . . . . , . . . .0 3 0 Pittsburg . . Mason Valley 7344 National Biscuit, bid New York 7 6 1 Ohio Copper 61 National Lead Batteries Camnlts, Duggleby and U. Treasure Hill.... 35 Pacific Mall Gibson; Wilts and Breenahan. Sit1, Copper Glance. ... Peoples Gas Pressed Steel Car 394 Bingham Copper.... Brooklyn, S; Cincinnati, A Standard Capper. . . Pullman Palace Car, bid... ,....160 O., Aug. 8. Coakley was Cincinnati, Con E. Ttnrlc Standard Oil ...........4i5 hard the hit Brooklyn today and by New Btorktoa 116 Sugar received poor auporL Btrlcklett was W rimer Copper .... Tennessee Coal and Iron, bid. .. .146 at hie beat with men on base. Mitch3544 United Btates Steel A. M. List ell and Mowrey of Cincinnati were undo pfd. ,, 874 Stock able to play on account of sickness. 78 Western Union Alice Pitcher Bcankm of Brooklyn developed 126 Great Northern, pfd Albion s high fever todny and left for hie Northern Pacific 12444 Ajax R. H. E. home In Syracuse. Score: 13 Interborough Metropolitan ( arias .2 ( 3 Cincinnati do pfd. 3444 ( roole 8 15 1 Brooklyn 65 Con. Mercur Markay Ratteriea Coakley and McLean; (to pfd. otBBaeoeataesaese 64 Columbus Con. .... Btrlcklett and Bergen. call. 1 IN OCCURRED HEAVY DECLINE THE FIRST HOUR. fielded the local 5 Lincoln Omaha . ..3 7 2 Batteries Siiumel and Sullivan; Ragan and Lebraad. R. H. E. Seoond game: Lincoln .. ...... JS 6 5 .4 8 L Omaha Batteries Zackert and Zinran; SuL Uvan, Thompson and Gonding. ..... ............. AMERICAN LEAGCE (.A Discounts I" Rom create -- In- - ondo- Finn non I Local Mom MorkoL New York, A us. S. The nervous as a result temper on the speculation euLapse in violent of yesterday's In evidence price a at ciearly enough in tuday and was promptly occurred in the heavy decline ahUb tbo first hour. Tho recovery which accompanied by any followed was new development and wa due apparently to the fart that urgent liquidation had run its course fur the time. The ahorta left uncovered, an Invariable rule after as cuuslderaide a decline, furnished auffleient unaatlafied demand to account for the rallyiug tendency. Conjecture continued busy ever the aourcee of the heavy llqui-datand lia motives. While the identity of the sellers was undisclosed, the motives were not beyond defining la the money situation and the futility ut tbs campaign for the rise of the last few weeka to effect any distribution of stocks. While there waa a disbelief la the assumption that prominent rich men, supposed lo have fostered the rise in stocks were beholding compelled to sacrifice their ings in a crumbling market, it was not Questioned that attempts to support the market were no longer In furvo on behalf of the abortive campaign. Loft arilflcal supporting mew aurea the marhet waa vulnerable to attack and was Incapable of absorb1 ha aging any sale to take profits.sufficed to gressiveness of the bean develop this si las lion and shake the market. Buck la the general view of the evidents of the week in the Wall street district It does not escape notice that quotations for the Union Pacific convertible bonds certificates which had been pushed up to above 3, compared with the subscription of il at which they had been offered ut li stockholder, have disappeared from the tape In the disorderly market of the past two days. Tho diversion of (71.000,000 out ef (75,000,000 of these bonds to the underwriting yndieate waa supposed to bo tho motive for attempting te revive speculative Interest la securities. Payment of (15,000,000 subscriptions of these bonds falls due tomorrow, and (75v 000,000 subscriptions to Southern Pw clfic preferred stock on Thursday of next week. Tho obligations togethsr may account for some of tbs pressure to secure resources by stock market liquidation. The course of the Interior exchanges la another clear Index of the source of growing pressure. Dewere mads posits at the today of (500.000 for telegraphic transfer to Baa Francisco and (500,000 to Chlragov Published warnings from western bankers are finding their way Into Wall street at the same time, that overtrading and high prices for labor and material, not to apeak of extravagance on mors general expenditures have brought about a eondtloa of Inflated credits and given prospect of close money markets during ths foil. Smaller banks la the west hava unusually large holdings of commercial paper running, of maturity In tho tell sad It Is tha repayment of the upon which they rely to furnish balances at tbs reserve centers upon which they may draw to move the crops. On the other side, discounts rose la London, today, but thu Increased firmness la the local money market was sufficient to depress foreign exchange again. With tha lief afforded by the liquidation, stuck were able to contend with the unfavorable factors la the attention and to maintain tha recovery, Reports from Washington of tha Intended criminal prosecution of heads of offending corporations kept alive the uneasiness ever (hat subject A new lew record for British consol was an Incident of tha day. Copper went to a lower level both la London and oo tha New York metal exchange. The New York Central reported heavy deficit below the dividend requirement foe the quarter ending with (he same date waa but little more than met by the Increase for that period la the earnings available for ths dividend. The market was so far oversold, however, that these obstacles were overcome entirely and tha market dosed etrong sad at net advances on the day. ( y fLOUR, HAY, GRAIN And Plenty of It Stock Remedies and Poultry SPORTS 60-da- lr lon-firme- r: two-bsgge- ,,..,..,.200 ..,... .,,..... .,,.... ,,., ,. Chicage and Boston Braak Even. Boston, Mass Aug. A Before an immense crowd Chicago and Boston broke eten In' a double-heade- r today. The home team won the first game, 6 to 1, by tatting Smith freely. Chicago could do but little with Winter. The visitors were victors la ths oeo-oucontest by 6 to 4. Boston loot ths game In the eighth when Prnlit went to pieces and received indifferent support. Scores: First game Boston ..... Chicago a. Batteries Winter and Smith and W. Sullivan. Second game-- C' Chicago .... ..4 LL ( Boston ...... ,. .. Batteries White. Walsh and McFarland; Pruitt. Morgan and Parent. d .............. ................ Now York, g; St. Louis. A New York, Aug. 8. The St. Louis team, by tatting Chesbro out of the box in the seventh inning of todays game, tied the score with five run Newton was substituted. When two of the visitors had been disposed of SL Louie New York r. ., 1- .,.......,..4 .. ,,.,..., ....... CHICAGO FUTURES. 0044c, 0744c, 98V-CorSeptember, 55c, 544c, 5444 c, December, 5244c, 6144c, 514c. May, (344c. 624ie. 53a534c. Oats September, 4544c, 45c, 45c. December, 43c, 4344c, 43c. May, AMERICAN Lou NUnn Mammoth May Day Nevada Hills Nev. Hills Fslrview. Ontario 4544c. 4440, 464.S4544C. Sliver King Pork September, (16.20, (16.00, Sacramento (16.174. Silver Shield Lard September, (9.10, (9.02, Star Con , (9.18. October, (9.174, (9.174. Swansea Riba September, (8.634, (6.534 So. Swansea October, (S.634. (8.67 V, (8.55, United State, com. (1.65. Incle Sam Coo.... Flour, steady. Na 2 spring wheat, 0899; No. 8998; No. 2 red. 86 No. S corn, 55; No. 2 yellow, 58 A I t. No. 2 oats, 48; No. 2 white, 47 3, 1-- 4 Ikwfon Con. Butler liberal Bock Tunnel Black Jack Bullock ... Cyclon ... Century ASSOCIATION ......,..4 Sioux Tib LB NOVELIZED RACEA ILLUSTRATED 3; Dee 2. r. tor BY HEYER BY 4--5. IBs PrflnritaaD Dm TDdBs TT (So Ppflnritodl Bn TMz IT IB TTap GEORGE RALEIGH OUT Since the beginning of the Sheets case there has been a demand for the resignation of Sbeetn and Raleigh. The demand, of course, was directed more at 8heets than at Raleigh, but after Sheets had resigned Raleighs scalp was sought vigorously. Under the conspiracy' charge, which Is Identical with the one which Judge Armstrong dismissed In the Sheets case, Raleigh waa held to the district court by Judge Bishop on May 27. Tho evidence against Raleigh Is somewhat Indirect, the prosecution maintaining that his relations were such as to make him a party to any crime In which the chief was implicated. Parrent testified that he had showed Raleigh jnat how he and Bell had operated In fleecing their victim The case Is now pending in the district court. Raleigh's resignation was written Wednesday afternoon. It was merely a formal withdrawal from the police force. It was accepted by Acting Chief of Police Burbldge and later In the day the former chief of detectives turned in his star and keys and went borne. George R. Raleigh was first appointed to a place on the police force in January, 1890. He nerved aa Jailer, patrolman and court ballff until the fall of 1896, when he waa made detective and worked with George Sheets, who waa then a detective. In August, 1898, together with a large number of other police officers, he was let out by Chief of Police Arthur Pratt In 1902 he was reappointed a detective by Chief of Police Samuel Paul and In January, 1906, he was made chief of detectives by Chief of Police George Sheets. IPnpap Ppflnrfosdl Bn TOdDs (Pnpap fflb gDBnnflbas George R. Raleigh Wednesday resigned Ms position as chief of detective of the Salt Lake police department The resignation Is to take effect Immediately. The resignation of Raleigh came as a natural consequence after the resignation of Chief of Police George Sheets. Raleigh and Sheets were charged Jointly with conspiring In the robbery of the Popp IPq NEW YORK TIMES tor The story, like the play, belongs to this very minute. It ts tuO of a spirit and a feeling that are In tha air. It deal with subjects which much Iteration has impressed on the people. pii 8. NEW YORK AMERICAN Undoubtedly the book of the hour. Both the novel and the play appeal to the widest possible American public. The reader's Interest vll never lag a moment. ISogjOn Dn A n EnrDy Doom WattoOn tfoo" IFoodDdod AmnomnoomDOxte To THE BEST Try Them T. B. . 2310 Heller Son Washington Avenue. Both Phones. 1-- Chicago Produce. Chicago, Aug. 8. Ckme: Wheal-Se- pt. 88 Dec. 93 4 BOMB MAKERS Corn Oats Pork 917 Kept. 54 BopL 45 Sept Sept Dee. 51 Dec. 43 3-3-- 16.17 8.07 WON BY LORD DUNRAVEN. Imperial Technical Bchoole ef Moscow Cowes, Isle ef Wight Ang. L--fo Scorched. peror Williams cup, for which els was won by Lord Dunne Moscow, Aug. I. The police today competed, Corlisd. the imperial searched technical ens schools and discovered the central COMMIT MURDER FOR (lOE revolutionary laboratory for manufacnew bombi of and pattern turing Pittsburg, Aug. A Two Itellsnat tremendous explosives, regular supfor the murder were were which plies of being shipped to Angeliohanged today a storekeeper Capplblanca, various interior point The police confeaMd seised number of bomba, six hundred Braddock, P. The Italians do the killing to hired had been they time fuse appliances, typographic a Braddock Italian for (100. Tn outfit end some forbidden literature, by man has disappeared. Braddock ' and arrested twenty students of the is said he waa an admirer of the nn school . . dered man's wife. ESTABLISH THEO8OPHI8T ONIEA COL. Chicago, Ang. A A dispatch from Newbutyport, Mass., says: Mrs. Katherine Tlngley, head of the Tbeoaopblst cult, with headquarters at Point Loma, CoL, will soil for Europe on Saturday. She propoees to establish Theosophiat colonie In England, Ireland, 8weden, Denmark and Germany. This tell she will start a New England foint Lorn at (his place. WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS Arrangements are being complste between the American Fideratios Labor and national trade unions Dew England, Scotland, Germany, mark, Austria, Belgium, Norway, m Netherland, and other foreign tn tries, to workers of the world, American Federation of Labor and tt American Society of Equity (t farmers unions of the United have formed an alliance. The worarmies of (he organised wage kers of the world represent mow ths 50,000,000 people. The more sdranew leaders propose on International convention of all craft union. . 8'w 9M-4- Oct. 9.15 1-- Rlhs Sept. 8.62 Oct. 8.65. Rye Cash 75. Barley Cash 6370. Domoto & Co. 155 TWENTY-FIFT- H ST. Menfs Furnishing Goods and Notions of all Irindi Fancy Cash Groceries Wines and Liquors LOOK AT THE LABEL AND INSIST ON OGDEN AND UTAH MADE GOODS I Hill I II 11 W4W4444 41 Ml t 111 M4-H 14 II ll 444llll ))fH 5-- Chicago Cattle. Chicago, Aug. Receipts 3.500, Market aleady. Derm 4.4" 7. GO; cows 1.405.20; belters 2.40s 5.60; calves 5.75a7G9; good to prime steers 575a7.50; poor to medium 4.50 6.75; Stockers and feeders 3.705.50 Hog 17.0U0; market Receipts steady, light 5.806.25; mixed 6.70 6.30; heavy 5.308.05; rough 5.80s 6.60: pig 5.50a6.10: good to choice heavy 5.906.06; balk of sab 5.80a attle UTAH CANNING CO. OGDEN, UTAH. Packsra of High Grads Vegetables 'areas Purs Food Catsup, area Purs Food Perk 4 Baan iarcas Pure Food Hominy, loreo'o Worcestershire Sauce. We pack but on grad ef go ado THE BEST. P Kan ass City Cattle. Kansas City, Ang. 8. Cattle-R- e- 1 1 1 1 I ALWAYS THE BEST Columbia Club Perfee to Cigars made by Columbia Club Cgar Co. UNION MADE 4. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Harness and Saddlery Tha bast and Largaat Manufae turera In the West 134 te 40 Twertyfaurth SlreeL OGDEN, UTAH. 1VJS7, PEARCE PIONEER FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS Manufacturer Iren and Braes Cast Ing Shafting, Pulleya, Boiler and Tank Work, and all kinds ef Machine Work. 2861 Wash. AvO, 'Phone 840 Boll I I 14 14-44-1 : Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer of UTAH VINEGAR AND PICKLE WORKS Manufacturers of VINEGAR and PICKLES STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. TENTS and AWNINGS 2288 Wash. Ava OGDEN. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W JOHN HOXER 1 J. G. READ & BROS. CO. 6.10. Sheep Receipts Market 9.000, strong. Natives 5.856.00; westerns 8.156.00; yearlings 6.156.80; lambs 6.607.70; western 5.807.90. - Edward Blchsal, Proprietor. Factory 2454 Wall Avonua GULES 1 1 1 1 H PLANING MILLS Manufacturers ef Sash, D Frames, Mantles, Moulding, Wo Turning, Band tewing and Btoir Office snd Mill CmjF Building. Twenty-seconStreet and W" d Oplt Tab Phones, Ind. 68; Bell Avonua, Ington node. 1 OGDEN, UTAH. FURNISHED. ESTIMATES ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. Cache Valley Condensed C. W. CROSS CO Phone 107F. 1414 Ogden PHarmacal Company Blue Label Flavoring Extracts and Gold Cross Olive Oil SB ths bsi pli pn is mi He tin Br LOCATED. HOME MANUFACTURERS 3-- ra ai Will Start in Sunday's Examiner. 1-- SUPPLIES i A Startlingly Realistic Story of American Life of the Pretent Time Throbbing with the Most Important Problems of tha Day Leading Character the Richest Man in the World Unscrupulous Methods of the Money Power Exposed Daring Attempt to Blacken the Reputation and Ruin the Life of an Upright Judge, Threatening the Very Foundation of Our litical Structure. City, Moines, Crown Point Dee Moines, Iowa, Aug. 8. Sioux Annes Daisy City made three in the third Inning 48 Dalton and Dos Moines had to overcome this Good feeding barley, 5560; fair to Emerald lead when the game waa railed in the cbdce malting, 6469.-- ' . ... IbeX a , a , beginning of ths eighth to allow the yisx seed, No. 1 north western, Ingot a teams to catch a train. Score: (1.16 Iron Hkisooiu R.H.E. Prime timothv seed, (1.65. Joe lfciwers Dee Moines ...... 2 S 2 Short ribs, sides (loose) (8.458.65. Lend King 8I011X 3 8 0 City Mess pork, per bbl., (16.10. little Chief Batteries Clarke. Miller and DexLard, per 100 lbs., (16.15. Mountain Lake .... ter; Brassier, Jarrott and Slattery. Short clear sides (boxed) (8.(7 New York (.00. Xev. II. Florence... Pueblo, 2; Denver, 1. Whisky, basis of high wines, (1.3L Rlrhmond Anaconda. Pueblo. Cola. Aug. 8. Pueblo won Kcotttnh Chief .... a well played game from Denver toReceipts and Shipment So. Columbus Con.. R.H.E. day. 8core: Receipts. Shipments. Sioux Con 2 5 0 Pueblo 18.900 10,700 Flour, bbls Tetro 1 0 Denver 254.6nn 37,000 Wheat, bu Victor Cun Batteries-Hat- ch and Drill; R. Ad178.8'Hi 200,700 Corn, bu Wabash ams and Zaluoky. 103.300 111,400 Oats, bu Yellow Rose 6.400 Rye, bn Con Yankee Omaha Wins Double-Heade4.400 1.000 Barley, ha Lincoln. Neh., Aug. 8. Omaha won Regular Call Nevada Kalrvlew. 700 at 19. toboth games of the double-heade- r Produce. Silver Shield, 500 at 134; 1.600 at day. The vlettors outhit and out- - WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS. On the produce exchange todny the butter market waa firm; creameries, 2024 dairies. 20a33. H4HIHIIimHHfmiHHHHWIIIIIIIIIHmHim4-4IIHlHfmilH-HHHll4WH4W4HIH)l4HHIim41tWHHIIimillllEggs steady at mark rase Included. 1416 firsts, 17; prime firsts. 18. Cheese steady, 1313 3-- DQd QQ Tto. -- Cleveland, 4; Washington, 2. Washington, Ang. A Falkenburg held Cleveland to three hits and struck out eleven batesmen today, but two costly errors enabled the visitors to defeat Washington, 4 to A Boon: .2 8 2 Washington 3 S . Cleveland Batter! Falkenburg and Heydon; II Rhoades and Clark. 1 Colo. Mining MATCHEA Saratoga, N. Y Ang. A Results:, Demund won;' First, six furlongs: Jack Atkin, seoond; Sewell, third. Time, 1.11 about two Second, steeplechase, miles: Pagan Bey won; Mooksle second; Paprika, third. Time, 4:212-5- . Third, six furlongs: Longbsll won; Rent Avis, second; Smlrker, third. Time, 1:14. Fourth, the Alabama stakes, mile and s furlong: Kennyetto won; Gold Lady, second; Yankee Girl, third. Time. 1:54 Fifth, mile: Deuce won; Toddlee, second; Telescope, third. Time, 1:40. Sixth, 64 furlongs: incognito won; Fort Johnson, Onataeea, second; third. Time, 1:08. WESTERN LEA6CE .... CL08E SARATOGA (9-10- Cash Quotations. Chicago, Aug. (.Cash quotations were as follows: 6 10 QJTFS DTT CHARLES KLEINS GREAT PLAY Which Had a Run of Over Two Years 8 0 title-holde- At Columbus Columbus, 1; Milwaukee, 2. At Indianapolis Indianapolis, 6; SL Paul. A At Toledo Toledo (; Kansas City, . 1 At Lrm vine Louisville, (; Minneapolis, 1L little ll loner Mammoth.... 8 Wheaton, m., Ang. 8. Fairly close matches were the rule In the second round of match play for the western amateur golf championship today. D. E. Sawyer, the present defeated R. O. Alnelle, Westward Ho 5 up, 4 to play. W. I. Howland of Skokie beat R A. Gardner of Hinsdale, 4 up, 3 to play. Chandler Egans remarkable putting gave him a victory ever George Cling-ma- n of Homewood, 4 up, 2 to play. ASSOCIATION AMERICAN Engles Nest Engle and Blue Bell Grand Ceutral Horn Silver Aug. I. The leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat August, 8744c, 86r, 864c. September, 8944c, 88c, H844K844c. December, BS4e, 0244c, 83449340. May, Chicago, a .,,.......,.5 GOLFERS ...a........ Dllly Daly West a Cfl&WtE without pitching a tall, caught Stone off first base with a quick throw to R. .H. EL Rickey. Score: ,............,,......0 ..............162 Zackert pitched his last game for Lincoln today, being released to the Waterloo, lows, club. R.H.E. Soon, first game: L Milk Company Manufacturers ef Honeysuckle Evrporited . Milk Wen the geld medal at the Stats Fair, 1805. A trial ean will ceiv vinca yu there Is nene JUST AS GOOD Ask your Greeer for It factory at logan. utah. Manufacturer of sad Wholoss and Rstoil Dealer In SADTHARNESS, SADDLES AND HARDWARE. 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