Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1911-06-08 | Page 9

f 77' 7 - ‘ “ tf ’ the I ADDITIONAL i44 j HERALD SPORTSW ’W‘V i s’ ' E ’ f 4 i ”i ’ f dzs s REPUBLIOAN SALT LAKE UTAH CITY Vk'4 " r i STOKES D i fr 4 " ?-' i ! THURSDAY K' 8719114 JUNE ’7jkh -j POSTAL IGHT TO i ! I i : 5 ! 7 i? L ?? 4 r i herald-repjjblican SHOT form 8Y GIRLS TWO tK i good M ? ” Index w w r 8695 8687’ Xlrat R Boston Cap Miss K 3 Butte 6 5 M Gr’nwood 4 Alaxie Delena t 6-2 i 7-3 6- 2ft 8 7- n 8 8 2:40 To Tim© — 1:10 s’ place 30 Reynolds 20 50 ‘Hopkins 8—5 Aeolin II a Titus EGene Hamilton Wood '3677 Byron -8677 8681 8688 Deneen J by 2i post had Winner ch Start good Byron Won price High being n 3-n 5- 5 8—3 7-2 9 6- 11 7- 2 8 48690 Chf bid front' 8027 6 6 6 B Preern 8677 At 4 a post and Workbox b Winner h far for 60' 10 20 Wood I : 2S 2 2-2J 4 Kin Str 8 1-2 2f ' 1-3 ? 7 2-2 2-ns 64 5-2 1 - 6J 7 7 SJ 5 3 3-2 3-n 4-3 4-1J 4-U 7-1018-20 ischer 8 5—2 7 5-1 1-h Cot'n W Buxton Anderson 9-2 5-n 6-5 6j 3-lj ogarty Jinsen 7 3-5 :47 1:13 15 20 8 12 J 20 30 8 12 12 attorney ho Won good Start price High driving Third iv 20 - ‘ a ’ I ! ’ ward Index ’ Horse E' 6430' r (8690) ! Harwood Execute 5 ore st33 ’ M 86908278 !8690 J Wt 8267 Heretic 3 Placlde 4 At f 5- 3-1 2-3 28 3-h 7 9 Off 6-1 7 ? 9 9 4:01i- at 9 2 J 20 9 6 15 30 ‘ opened 5-2 200 10 :47 :§9 4-5 out came behind me 20 Radtke 60 3-5 can’t place 8 7-10 4 1-3 and locked 9-2 t I -for ’ i i - A1I - I Q to Value Busy Man post At j Start t Winner drive race hung i Value 1 5— 4—6 ? 30 3 5—50 5-40 6 6 6 Time— 4:251 at 3200 for No Charles to the his I 8 4 X Miller CH 10 10 :26 :50 l-5lil5 and Harvey quarter Harvey J last Hammerway race One RACE— first 3150: mile outgamed had no his lacked Selling him ? ) closing Three-year-c and Ids Index 8704 (8681) 8683 f (8673): ! 8686 8632 8691 Wt Kogo a McNally Hoyle i i 4 5 The Peer post At 115 112 113 111 109 115 115 6 L 5 minute 1 place 3 St i 18 4 1 2 1-11 7 28 Str 3 3-2 3-1 i 1- h 2- 3 6-3 6-3 ' 7 2-3 good t 3—11 7 at 4:56 Zahra show 13-20 2-5:51 place 2-6 J by Third Zahra best looked there-all the way 6 13- 2-5 2 1:31 2 4-K1 ’ 2 ' attired small a ' I Mr good right Ann porothy ’ in RAINS PH as of the New on 7 - - Haven been get ducted £ Commercial for Mid-Year MJ — were commercial High school graduates The? the the of at held In address Afton historv and curred New kt - presented graduates and to of eight twenty-nine the commencement gymnasium last exercises early Maud by directed the graduates Browm Whispering Lange declamation in a rendered Winds’'1 the gave- Poulton for piano girls the' ’ solo and rendered taking the delivered acceptance Rawlings ollowing Love presentation was made the for The New Ind three fast is the f T TO and Calvin speech by near a Madisont j-ank aK JosephNelson ‘ ' -Girls— Pearl Lillian oreman Glen Ida8 Openshaw Ione Bertha iPeirson Elizabeth ox Martha 1JH1— May Osler Poulton t - were no: witnesses the girls two except men butler I UNIVERSITY f 1 As -synod ' "Lincoln in had still Stokes handi his that to enough Rhe met "The tell said that Mr Stokes Soul Kiss” ( a backing The twb he Graham a in 1908! wad' she comnnnv J Seattle June Alden 7— Colonel Blethen of Seattle editor the Times Clarence BBlethen managing editor and B Cha'uhcey editor Ttathbm city indictments the were arraigned today on returned by the jury that grand investigated administration the: recent city t - : 'pleaded not guilty DRJU TO SUCCEED UCHIDA B’ CVictoria June 7— The Yoko-I Boyeki that Vice1 hama reports ot Uriu Baron tiie Jcommander Yokosuka naval station ambassador Aunurai val uriu academy to will ' was educated at Annapolis be appointed Washington at tnena I - 9- ' 77 j - ----sk iit'ii — ' i'i 9 9 r't irt r-r-j- k ’ 'z-' as f " have They line new thoroughly been Gai 01 -jilt the presenting In T? ' of Stewart tried in out ' ’Hr ' ‘ ' ' f J Ranges household do we and use z — with so have entire eafhed confidence but nothing ‘A' I ' " ' s - jm praises continue to nignest - tneir or 1 16hg ufacturers’ in I I clean convenience maintain the experience in established building p i insures consumption gas luiess field Stewart They Gas Ranges Stewart T for reputation superior a added made are to t all meet the ? services Jibsolute tt sure 4 ' - home’ Their pM telephone of 7 the the in public in i ‘ i j of which l th( tomorrow hotel It that offered a although replaced horses would come committee firt day'of executive con- her antecedents from Canada that except came I The I ' Room (In the' X 1 ' girls’ apartment -was there merefound besides ’the letters said to have been by Mr Stokes several other letters and many cards L?rg7 posters describing Lillian Graharti the great emotional searched -written jTeYcraL I f artist psychic supported front with and out girls the These starring by a of the walls bore 'phdtographs of three id ffererit poses in No jm vaudeville decorated company” the apartments Miss Graham 1 inklingwas of the the given nature shotting of by the detectives the letters that The caused? room where shooting took place was a picture of C lairs ahd were' disorder: tables Ahd the floor overturned littered was the with about scrapsjof-torn letters Bits when singing nnd I-"'! ilk I p- - Visit ’ Our d- I Denver Miller received '' NOTIIES June! ’ 7— mother a message Mrs MOTHER Arthur Mrs-Stokes tonight -of from her daughter to the effect ithat Mr Stokes’ injuries serious not and that he were should Iri al be air right few days Mrs stokes is She talented was Denver gltrl a It and musician while was studying in New York that she met Mr Stokes and married him several months ago -a 's 1 Scott (t st ’ ' i Cream Ice reezers Line Lawn of Mowers Hardware New Dept i B I B WAGON CONSOLIDATED? I I ' MACHINE & COJ CO f I a - rtk’ rn an r i jCB h gar? ' uf® S B VEHICLE CLL HARPWATE IMPLEMENT VE HARWATE ALERS AUTOMOBILE LEADING t I i” ! -' ' : i' AND ri- It -DE - 9 H i & Dtah 1 ii il Nevada I ‘fc: 8 i 1 f ’ - " fii i J 'In 1 jf 1 -i - 7 9 ' ’-'dpi: ft" ' II -f 7 -1 A - 3 j V' 7 7f!- t 74- m Il 9 9 i ’j ' 0 ’ t ' II H !i M H I ' ‘ c - I 7 - - S' - S 1 'J ' of bill the but the sideration commits result tee's deliberations were without bill far (voting or'the on any as or so It was de-i amendment was concerned ! I j short dared-doUbtfuHwhether Earl ant would readyi be :repprt to tomorrow7 the of of today’s (session was devoted the debate over Root amendment That amendment provides that the par nult clause shall not be rr:nnr1 wood in the has issued force until (President that the proclamation wood pulp paper free ot and being admitted board are all this into the country dutyfrom 19 : f committee before agreement of Knox h j any amendments they might Hedclined-to make answer tlie his the question opinion whether ’in kill the agreement Root amendmentI would r i 1 t WDS CHELSEA VISCOUNT 7 ’ He became-known the empire as an a was elected national in assmbly 1871 was1 appointed minister the of early 1881 Ahe in He the Gambetta enemy and cabinet I ' IT I 4 ’S'” nlls to 8500000 and Share! Good of come of in 1887 In to r h I I I London : - I 7 one held the MRouvier 1889 1901 1902 ’ J' ' 7-Vlscount : : June Chelsea and Miss niece Marie polcbn a oLLady Jardine Christ at were mfcrrlted church In today Down Secrecy the which cerejnony' was only hy fivp six or intimate — A- ack! M City in AT’ N mogorda ’ one I heir to th© income) of death of his an earldom 3500000 seven-year-old I J 7- recently of twentv became -Cadogan! annually on nfephew at (the M D — " '' ' dlrfec- a fell ddad was He 7 ’’ 7 ‘ ) ' ! t of Mrs the 'war He that of hl ’ JU1 v RICH City active one participated': that I service BULK Not MALT in riot of followed of the the Ini H Vas 1906 he GRAIN i ‘ - for All EORACT Milk Df Ages POWDER Trust “HORLICK a I peeling© hemd S 7 : Ifed S y Drink n sistTakeon -Companies in f MILK g any Spanish-American commanded Tesai) Brownsville tjhe tmartiai coui the Theood tele-gram'recelved a Genuine and kA Ala Chnr4a 1 MALTED late today-at to Original KLSEWHERg HORLICK’S Macklin Captain Edgar General James died OR U©tthe' 7 1905 7— according beginning and the A to A en?4d tldof 1902 this i ' girl and En -of son-in-laws by 111- apretty groom June twill E-R-A witnessed bride is The years Edward r®HTAfN3HOTELai portfolio finance - Edgar son ani Bishop -street The 1 X''4’ i Captain ’ Kansas i surrounds friends I Tooker Cuban i he - ’ i- chief-engineer was again He made premier resigned that office in from March 1606 being defeated in on the chamber 06 deputies minor-'debate aon over dlurcji 4 disorders 1 I I I ’ to - ( -and Annual tuberculosis Robie 7 June Rear Admiral — D Edward Robie retired at died his homephere today He born in was lorida And in the served navy during the civil He Was-a war of member the old rank’ of engineer with corps the commerce Tn ' list Mexico — Admiral Washington s as - when Takes Bride ortune New became in 1 ' ’ Heir - Bankrupt I ' J the to of i? premier taking also the portfolio of finance ? His ministry lasted only six nionths j but it of notable for the was removal General the of Boulanger from office minister of war Boulanger was then at the height of his popularity and M Bouvier’s action was regarded as a he retired on v member of by December jother sugar companies here todiy from heart disease' seventy-three old years tor courageous I IL ’ the shot New ’ to as ' for of Nathaniel Tooker York June 7 Nathaniel — of first ‘vice’ president the American Sugar and company Rouvler Paris June 7Senator Maurice Rou-vier twice premier off rance died suddenly hoine at his in today a suburb of of Paris Congestion pulmonary M at Aix Rouvler born in 1812 was therefore he as treated placed was and went ! i the entire ( knowledge much aS effect fto as ube t ' But Secretary they had the and had them amendment the the ilhe up ig'0 - believed he ‘was in Okla Reno 1906 ‘ blame affair RECORD Maurice all ? : THE DEAtH i clear last of - f f exonerated : 7 Canady be-i Secretary Knox ’ivas summoned fore the enlighten! mem-: committee rto to bets as any bitween Understanding off the which the framers agreement Situation j declared before the engagement January was announced heir ' Most told his been lord lieuten formerly ndw in his seventy--first 'Countess Palagi at Cadogan Ireland and married year lorence a week I had he - ’$ of to might Ropt before bankrupt a committee measure the time t 5 ll r s I I i It g STOKEsj ! & I ’ i MRS OR 'r 11 containing like words “dear” and “darling” picked indicating that were up they had been Ipvd letters detective bureau R Phe Clark of the said that believed than more one in pistol used the shooting' of Mr was Stokes The pistol second however has not been found ' t- of Disorder I Refrigerators “Cald well” amous pro-vinccs J fe When she AGENTS U - “Blizzard” v I j the was ALSO! and -f rec-’P® anj 1 “Lightning” 3 Vi - I Canadian the by Line -U ARE - four agreement Complete ’ ' Senate (heard 7 - -( -J h I- i I a- vvillje to t Chair-rnaJ1PJ‘S5?2e5preed under free Ideas f ' ‘‘Economic” J 7 ollowing cattle ! in- 1 i ‘ Reci amendments latest aiternne I “p “Yukon’-’ b nre-pared duties moaeiea ?li II several oa grains are fuel in 'and ' 1 ( than eye insure to ?’ i £?yamedn?nPth?r materials heavy the to -pleasing It j ’ I Agreement of are - i AVE i : the be Committee — th® lines extra from etc Showing Are 7 telephones made graceful designs - Senator (Rootwili not have even of chance in adoption committee Senators Nelson has who believed We 1 I lines vaives and economy Duraers efficiency which enterprise ilrst me plan Canadian bylthe throughout -constructed i - bill their ex-perts £ the' of requirements while dean J trust a the the finance I keep ’ ' I' Mackay au ana maximum a hi i AMENDMENT r substantially iare will secrecy proposed automatic he to easy irian of t- r' -7 they say Th a durability to product ft- to Needless economy stoves Postal automatic will them auraouiiy the throttle rates not - ’v - and high-grade ' make i is i the 1- ' en- an to 1 -I " l I ' 9 x' - ' com-nany company by -few1 l I will able of a : Admiral I I 1 -It i -AHRAIGAED t - P'S I early-to too finance committee executive session today th® Pinon that any amendments which might be adopted killed be w°uld On the jfloor of jthe Senate thought at was first that some inight compromise be reached the on Root to the amendment paper and wood clauses but such compromise imildsslble found It was is thought then her She study music in appeared a New York roof garderi In “ollies of 1909’’ that during and her summer appearance in 1910 was with a musical production tat the Lyric that she had Shedntlmated gone back to then land had Belgium to returned this city only a then weeks ago Miss meeting Conrad for the first time she How the meeting about did came She not did not hor say want summoned she said and preferred that other friend her no to aldl come not say of would milch miss conraa I 7 - system ‘homes and course is in became little! H wiBt MgsgtO I -- of the be be dt?ftsLsl0L ll7 assailant fairly WMaKSaJI R r - in 7 - Lillian' 11 i (By Associated Press)’Washington ljune Thfen she prominent part with went to Belgium a married (sister whose name and address she would not give to today v thej to doorway- thought head tonight herself she first ILED Reformed in £ It! connection ! Naturally the was fell and they him! upon They him pretty badly too blacking his 'eyes and raising a lump upon Lata of of i Man Mato a and peorge screaming i composed 7 7— The tn session of ran Mr saw opposite his i Japanese 'they! the beat ono i Z ' the ’ followed Japanese -t Young Japanese--Roy Yoshi revolver the of Presbyterian here adopted 'resolutions protesting the against of acceptance the’ 'silver for service the battleship Utah on one is piece of which engraved a picture of the of Mormon temple and a likeness I Wounded 1 - - A i" H s said 1 H in the future feature ' i " 9 ' J procity chef Murat a cook all in theiapart-ment Johnson a were jof Patrick— Casey a prominent theatrical of noise the When the man firing the sounded through house They for Mr preparing dinner ICasey were returned from a lohg who had just of and YUs friend a The party Casey apartment fs just across the hallway ijirls that by the from occupied failure WOMAN PROTEST I andi -W- ' I installing as cuminue i Considering 1 signal such f competitor Senate the’shoot-fng to 1 ' - thoroughly : Heat Japanese three The B ' ' I There 4 the to “ i n - I on really both shoot 1 ’ I Lake UNDER DISCUSSION To I him at going was us” Wis 8tili June Brigham and fired ’ 7ir 3r wonderful a telephone 'aurming against a ROOT J momentiof a the Hl t absence ENTER ANOTHER Pltttburg Peterson Midyear graduates January Myrtle Cargill Goethe Palma Phyllis Hanson Bertha Mltton Mary Pepper Hazel Lena Picker and as her for self-defense tci simultaneously Abraham PritchardMartha-Pugsley Dagmar Schade EDITORS j June 7— Eighty years enjoying life college Winship of Racine will enter the university next” fall the as co-ed In ctofeharlan the United States find In probably the world Mrs is Winship who now complet' her in second year the arts course at the Ohio State university was aner-sonal friend of' graduates: Harry Bassford Boys— Vernon Day-1 tton Earl Doolittle Eigle William Roy Gulver Harry Kilpatrick Bruno Lange Gail Larson McAllister Robert Julius Lee Vier Peters Williams Bergman A'amodt Hu Ida Afton Llllian Myrtle BoydMaud Brown Coleman Jeanette DeWein Ottilie'in-‘ister looked throttle i oe win aiso 'jrivni uier? immediate connection with the automatic Montana system covering points about ana north Mont to opuKxne xunngs Great alls Mont as1 he entered ?her by grabbed he though was They wrestled she as door the soon and' they 71 -gc will haive company that there buy the lr ni establishment Salt Lake I wreckatrt wreckage a H as bit he the -f Lillian at ran a the in me arrived he when 7 fair putline A complete Telpgraph-Cable Postal recently ' - - - it h of s artist Ml-: him is to trust” I extras freight into I to ’ ' f -- are -Ranges jthat satisfied ranges andi - wire San give telephone o postal never that mv station times help of Stewart gas identical are II ' Monopoly ‘monopoly wily 1 nm worthy -life scalded caught fire accident attributed to to an engineer observe ox ' - passing the on close funnnff two extras crashed immediately’ almost MJ a apvuy enough! means g 1 fashion a to hHc?h announced room the side reached trunk she got her revolver out and be at him shooting gan of wildly excited and afraid “I was my own when after a struggle the Stokes get gtm saw Mr away from I in Lillian So got'' revolver and my and tha of one track irain whinii westbound track! behind each of the OCTOGENARIAN sang - are Bt-vuiiu Was k3 MJ T admitted and i unknown were York newspapers 11M the neck trying to: the about when London London brakeman Baechy trains regular of Hat With the Williams Lily Song” i “Bedouin the i oc as amazement my he fJteman engineer anthe wreckage The is ’‘Commerce” subject “The Man His Hand’ Robert the railroad today cxPPded Bruno declamation Hazel her ’ ‘s' — Hoffman ?S7 dehtheman' nam° the to 1 ‘"The in "I th© the I ' to — of Conn!Hanengineer HartfordateK Robert night' given was Bevgman- Salt midyear ? regular students there and friends parents weretmany present youths who applauded the as to they to the receive stepped stand the' certificates the to’ their climax W Q arrell cherished dreams gave of the the principal tall evening I One wrecks Haven here near 7 ESS’nES’ ? I -'welcome addition In hlu the Of June freKht Graduates Diplomas Lake Conj Con position a the J Exercises couplet him asked a I when Railroad - Graduating him gas I Telegraph-Cable estrt the the strong I seen I S project the monopoly !she hour or so jfavethis an of the account shooting: afterrioon “Lillian this to asked me to Mr telephone Stokes and have him to the she up might come Varuna iso give him-tsome letters he had written her two about years That ago! was I before As to Mr knew her JStokes all il scarcely him at knew have only ivn and gown users Gas ours ' - competition ?atld demand whatever Mr may from ‘the customer was She hat of and of I ner it station She all interests line Stewart year $30 Telegraph-Cable Iostdl emy “With out (her had of it of and for UP ED Then girl that the building in established hallway Japanese They - OUR gas 1 rat© nnA’tiv Superior forquestionable service the people the with The telephone Postal wlli the never be absorbed by interests Since its in Organization 1884 it has ja record for service and and :C H the present Mackay president) has assured the people U3 Wounded tailored she Postal Willi type of beauty which always openly praised composed much was more in When It Automatic Eneiny 25- CUltS the the may see 1 kinds the care hence (assured that their rest ’J"7 reliability efforts straw : Stokes has Miss Conrad whtereper importance’ in greater of many i general becoming not cost ‘ detected "The that write -tagger comfort black a round 1 gotfclear DIPLOMAS ‘HIGH’ away to auburn-locked the ride' a ' GET waved and ’ all that lnow J Ot ? matron under and - 16 'i never TWENTY-NINE j 12- I cleverly speed to take and drive pace stood long In stretch but hung final sixteenth Kogo had poor rider up and the 6 8 1:16 4 best-jof automatic! in telephones of places business This will ultimately but it come dfscuss tht matter now me their will Sts features I a V11CI1 i 13 ' show Ann UmtSnsetter -1-4 - had 8 9-5 Hopkins Reynolds 7 TV inner ch Pontiac— Poncho Trained gby JS'on S°oddriving Second easily 9 Highprice 2 Zahra Hdyie 7 — Cabin No bld Winner entered for 3200 Cabin n 3 7 :26 Time— 6 5- n 6i 4- 7 if equal of -while rapidly --7 rto install means telephone various of parts Salt at Lake the earliest ©pjortunity and in fact the js project's already launched At Ij present discuss caqnot the extended — the 3 3t2 9-5 is the itj stations them the on stairway but after that is conscious everything very vague in my mind" f (Girls Statements It lwere taken to was not until-they recovered station tne girls mat me ponce thbn Miss any Even composure to! Graham unable anything say was bad! “He it a except was was man either he to had shbot” or us we she cried Alternately laughed and Cl 7—2 ' K’shbaum Mqriarlty ogarty HJ Woods 3-11 5 5- 5-1 4-n Coburn 1-h i Op with competition rtsej is Quality of in the face and overi 1 fists unable was and sat? down helpless I did hot beebme un- beating of bid r-the three into combat to its has reduced so range fuels with other gas suc- per year the big copper Salt and Lake be to enabled between the Immediately ftd I ran $15 wi be v- wild leg: with managed into apartment I that modern t 348 per rate Residence the “With otherleg the question other to I -could I m 4 aim our di in innovation telephony When I to Reno Nev could hear the at the bther end plainly as as I? ham though been to talking someone in this city all And the time the same I wire using was carrying messages was Not of qne sound interruption I s in' than best on talked jnan men There began head upward Jockey 2— 2 3-4 6-n 7 5-li in ‘1-n 4- 3 7 5 Off -5 t 1 struck me grappled was “Somehow The purchasers be - an4 - I of ! Horse Cabin a 4 Zahra Dor Ann 1 ttUU went the t - I in ih with service from Salt convenient points west’’ “I Black alkst night have tested! the out copper wire Mr closed - I hard running speed’ excuses I 9 bullet Reno was live unusual wire Hard minimum' aIl - I long VA A m M 4VIUOUU first strongly so direct who company with yearjminimum per rancisco the very V V W HU for the letters sum "didn’t she would kill u tne connection l McDonald in T A firing I bid 4 me 30 Hammera as “ wnue Maximum to tear revolver away her sne nroae awav from and shouted: ‘Ethel Ethel now’s the to kill time him’ “I and turned then that around saw Miss had Conrad another revolver pointed at me Where she got it I did she started not But to see shoot too and after her bullets had two of missed the in third the me struck me 16 3-5 A Me A ZA&A4X1 from 1:42’3-5 2-5 360 but trunk revolver TVAIllzl I V 4 V- All Telegraph-Cable ' with messatrps no Interference ana Miss a managed J ' Lindhorst 6 6 11-5 10 A ® two Cav’n’gh 4-8 3-n 3-h ischer K’shbaum Coburn a 1 “The t ran to 2 5-2 all SIXTH I n 3-2 or wv gan' ci I Off on under-whip R7 Olli 3— 1-3 Dolan entered Busyman 1- 1-2 Op ‘ AAA 1 I ' 9-2 -Tavora Tom Tavora upward 'Jockey ! 2— 2-1 1-3 o 6 5 J J ’ 45 place show Harvey show Man by L I’ O’Neil by Balgowan — Nance Trained Second cleverly Won driving Third driving J 125 Chas Harvey 12 Busy Man 20 m price— 11-5 1 2i 1-2 in Str j 2-1 3 ‘118 good High 2 115 a a br 1 6115 t minute !10 Placc- S?vora Winner l7- St 115 5 Dolan Tom and -year-olds ‘ 113 4114 Ham’eraway Lavine Three L Wt a Tavora C J Harvey 6698 8683 8705 8684 8682 8038 Selling 3150 first Horse Index way mile RACE-r-One ITH n U fl Vn v obtainable stoves ’ wentsto Other any she said if I ‘There’s pad me a writing on better table she said ‘You had sign and an agreement giving Tne 000 Then ' - rl 1 fl V as in it T S telephone a I T talked w Mr ‘Now Stokes you know belonging! have letters to some 5ou and you them Well want back you for can have them $25000 cash’ 1 gas appeal bring to the of E $ for to Lake Salt up girls sprang! — it the- said: I ' room door of took-out :! is efficiency j by advantages- Rates mt new enterprise to ine according plans which been have transmitted the from Chicago office to Salt Lake in will result a general slashing of rates and to according official information jpocal rates will’ be after the following order: Maximum business rate for all time was ’entered the as Graham I i and Postal copper Slash a tolcome -me hertapartment soon in cess only only my ttlje Mays telegraph ho- my met adjoining Then one sure which “Lillian ! 8-5 7 - increased B A N D 4 f 1 greatly t i TEST LA ? oficooking & i “Mith in- whom her an 7 shooting her in securing illustrator for of to In as be door ' — place show Execute ore show Trained byH G BedwelL Winner b m8662by Marta Santa — Proclaim Scratched Aunt Polly — Second easily Third driving Start good Won driving Dell 25 Placlde 100 High'price — John H Sheehan 3400 No bid Winner entered repeated early challenges and finished gamelyElizabeth Harwood shook off half to win furlong closing with fine burst of another Execute needed to had but failed stay Madeline closed speed ore good speed Musgrave well No front Quarter broke last and Sheehan short never could get near 'Elizabeth 7is year: wnomi in aid door- was fe s H E r Telegraph-Cable -apn-usDie Ttf — phone fashion She asked spoke Graham 1 uo?ver whom the Varuna (where? she Miss wheim X Graham the I me 13—5 4 Trosen 4 9 :23 Time 10 Woods Hppkins ft 7— 8— 3-h Cl a had a wire company connection between! Salt and San rancisco Lake la which longest regarded the as and its serviceable of kind In most the world this (Through wire which 435 pourids weighs to the tmlle it is possible tfor is to person communicate by telephone Salt from Lake to San ranciscp asjdistinctly as if calling an orjinary telephone block ‘away one C W Black superintendent of the division of western the for Known Graham vigorous telephones Already had several that Miss so years 'a give of might me package letters Miss she said Graham was to to preparing go Orleans and New leave might withina few hours "I the minutes reached Varuna a few 6 before o’clock! Mlss Conrad -Q 8-5 K’shbaum Hl b-n 8-3 5 if v— 4-2 8 102 103 u Op Jockey Selden Jensen Cav’n'gh Aiiuersun f 18 2-1 4 -89 minute i post in Str 1-lJ 6 109 113 a a J 1-h 5-3 1 5107 No Quarter 3 Dell i 1-h 3 109 Musgrave Sheehan H i 2 113 and Postal the i the the to once living with - St 5105 6 newspaper $2001 Value after and to a at Threl-eary-olds Selling: furjongs ive RACE to —first OURTH f ours’’ few McManus J shortly ago as i I T business servicet S Clarence nvas telephone that probable the is it reduced exclaiming or station weeks interest position - Q7nn Uw and life Axraritncr — Preen for $300 No bid entered t Winner his field outclassed shook off Preen and Workbox won In gallop Swede lacking another jump Sam ran to his best form Dareington closed with rush Chief forjthe place Desmond ’hung Oswald B and Pren quit t self-defense s to called the was uyiuiss uonraa few handily r ln-tre?A1 Bell 1 his summoned ‘‘I I Lk -rancisco hysterically I Second in c - easily Distance ofStrongest competitor the Union intends to install in Salt Lake in the near future with which connections will extend as far San as The automatic will be system and at employed a expense and improved J8 hoped by the Postal that company tne project will be unusually successful t f Long ’ Lt T Wire Western J 3 Copper company Stokes’ Vein ion' of clear story what A happenedaa to cording the given millionaire was out at the Roosevelt hospital by his Dareington show Morris Scratched— r8701’ B of Mr ’ 15 2-5 show 1-2 Intended had been torn up apparently before the dispute for pieces began the bestrewed the floor But they did not reveal the of contents the any-’of ’missives said to have been written by Mr Stokes to Miss Graham -4-1 6 they- fired firing police ’' i i 1 k i competition will be started the (monopolized telephone usually going under the name against without payment Graham Miss grabbed to and tried choke she jrvhich j who the Detectives searched young in thei women’s apartment 'Varuna found large letters a of and number also the fragments oft several which Cl Cav’n’gh 1-3 them Self-Defense girls street 1 ' in letters throat'' for into riv 5 - I SLASHING A Established Connection ' minutes arrested were a after theishooting They did not to try escape With them taken were into three custody Japanese employed in an adjoining who hearing apartment the Mr shooting thought Stokes the and him was aggressor pummeled before vigorously the realized their The prisoners mistake five all were held tonight in the West Sixty-eighth upward! -and Its One) i that he either was two 3-5 Gene the Weeping Aeolin 8 show A Martin 9-5 Here Telephony not in his that whereupon It 11-2 4 1:13 our-year-olds Box — by Green 30 there stayed winning without closing stoutly' back Aeolin half the but (Stopped journey Off at 3:33 Time — :23 out Sam 1 place show by G Elise Trained place 1-3 20 I j I minutes 2 3-5 him commenced 8-5 -- 120 117 120 117 115 112 117 6 Desmond Oswald ' 6 10 K’shbaum :4? 8-5 Selling furlongs Six 3200 5 Bellflower ‘ Martin Moriarlty W Cotton 9 :23 50 6-5 7 of to Then their story according he her from' wrested her revolver and Miss Conrad thinking that she might be shot got her and own weapon - No' $300 right to went Wt Swede Sam Dareington 8696 Hopkins 71 9 15 20 5 S 8-4 8-3 ‘Time— 3:064 for first Workbox (8688) 8699 6-h her i I Horse Index 5-li 6-n 5-n 6-h at 3-n give by Cl 20 Cav’n’gh 4 5-h 9 9 8—5 1 Shot declare but 4 H 12-3 4— 3 7—1 2— 2 Op ? did They girls upward Buxton Woods Coburn tl-2 ) ’Jockey i in 1-2 2-1 4- 6 1 7 Off THIRD to RACE— Value The p 25 track QTnQ U IUD 8701’ 8 from 'extended Kuropatkin came had speed form Elmeta Hamilton closed with from speed slow start to speed and ‘ 9-2 entered Winner liking Hal best ha' money Claim to our-year-olds i Launching! 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