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Show PE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 190R o THE UTAH GREEN CORN LATEST ARRIVAL R 100 S Natlonal y +s "Fighting Conductor Throw up p § Lengoe t, st. Americnn =Philadelphi: iadelphia aa Chicago Detroit Lengue Defeated ' Round He - Never Moment-Always Jenver, of A Col... Mowat owatt, : Chicago, to July7 while around ward off he the ring, the vainly wallops Hyland of San Francisco, threw up the sponge shington of the purse' Hyland battle up gradually, oppertunity In -the fought throughout, and third a He never Mowatt State Ogden cool missed When the seconds threw fought them LAWSON at . ' In ° Iver eee had sprinting clothes saucer track last Sees coe tee the tape first in at the Salt eveni eer eee the one-mile lap a cap for Satib ently et race was and good who again noon for and til un tcam WITH ne TAILORS count His Bunch 7 Fast! of on ee Grady tomorrow. new ans Hits July was won Mg second fourth and Dy 4 W for signed arrive runs, by ‘ol roel Tene the ye to take bench, gua urd!' Smith :ran eae fifth Seat an ma ot Agraz ahah 3 ek ‘o tumble a fe fourth at mes they botl start be maaan H ithe an ' this a called : econd; t earned 2| of _ Performer, Star iwito."sete:~ 114 SIS Pe EO land being Hopper ; Te seeon OW fourth , Folger. qualified ind finished. for HORSE DADE | urd, Hollister fourth, foul stn but |} ond. dt Time, 1:14 ract selling, July July PROVO oF 7 ae es y oe PheTCE to Phe bring stalls There Pio-| looks looks | good £0 aba e E ¢#.-Ever the track are 4 o Ow mile : 59 3 tins hina a (Hagan),.4 setting ene forth suits law the of re a re oie or which large ey he ; iar that as the 11 two of exceed supplies a to has Promoter Spent of a : est Peter pings EGE the a € horus -a charge dan, who ur ; cate keennd: and Hart inna outfielded by the rience oO +4 "yi On for Friday at she the chorus girl got on Ssix- Detroit 00) 000 O18-4 Roston OOS satterts Siever ang Armbeust r and Y. M. Ge A. OOD 1) strong 11 OU} and Schmidt, Glaze Umpires-Connolly DAY AT a An Invitation aquatic to ‘ ~|the feature of the Y. M. 7 or of . him serv so first and : i men are Short ; Distance-Jack Both Hofman him terms, over and to a the police walt- she the the strong medals holds KILLED Under : vn man from . } Water-Hoffman, ecord. of over Clover, owned by Bue rt C. Hooper training recelved during interesting some of the | wee one steeplecha famous the | fastest ever produced in "this country, | be nulls d_ off ast turned forbet a racetered for Be come the | aa ; Cross Bats Yo: also won WRECK Won at Mor-| over $25,000 engine Denver, eae c With Kaysville. . ON of outsic feet received fealted. the past contests MOFFAT ------ : Elks Jumps Colo., |! couple get \ for of it court amy years, and But m rest this is what through assured of now that. | HOT SPELL ‘ONLY LEW) WIll) Record a week of the hottest weather experienced by sumentire the during Lakers Sait mer On July 21 the thermometer the seven for and degrees, ; Stood at 91 93, 96, . 96 : lays , s succeededing "¢ K reached 13, 96,-97 and 97 espective Kesi}dents by the hundreds betook them- Train| 21 -A , , midnight nis after Toket Malvins 1 BEGUN ; - ROAD ; Excursion Track. Ji telegram) selves to the mountains and the sea shore, and it is said there was never such an exodus from the city on aeccount of the heat in a single week 5 ( inc rr several pttrom sth Gri e-Ae lis; | | "Geri or Tevet Gn i days Bante < indicapast the » eTIteeG? indicaCh aeee = a oar | OES made with the oth two | The Bell Telephone company ae stated that a wreck had occurred on) the city were to be called ‘Three upon tot{mes enhot spell. a similar dure Moffat] the over train excursion match/iy), return a play will team lball ace think will be which a great many n less than 2:20. i lwith the Kaysville baseball team a road Much excitement was create djin the week th thermometer has L Direct. with a record of 2:12 al the Murray grounds, recently securee imong the Pll but further informa-| passed 91 degrees, the mercury reachtraining bout, Mr. Goan says he will ee |The Kay Lle having strengthened tion just recelved states that none were jing 93 degree rain at 2 o'clock be entered until the Sep tein : AChe ea. | their team, they are In hopes of WIP- |) ied or seriously hurt. The engine| yesterday afternoen. Then clouds ob- he 13 jus ARO Eee eLearn ing out the defeat admini tered tO} on the f section of - the train) scured the sun, there was a sudden Ser ing horses have not arrived| them by the Bells on their recent visit jumped the track near Tolland and a)change tn the atmosphere, and the . os iy Petia oclation has the prom-|to Kaysville Game will be called at |) umber of the excursionists were bad-| temperature fell six degrees in a single oo at 1 good a reltie of them. The track | 3-20 o'clock ly shaken u A big crowd is held at! half hour It rose again during the ig being improved all the time fan ee Tolland. being unable to get by the! afternoon, but did not reach the high { oe StH arters are Neneh mi . ste ‘ , 5 , . as I . S ees 4 in I irs unites wor Defeated ¢ : harles Olsen, wreck za | a ee ut : tee ae al ees 1 the belte will it as van make erirniathacl fast nited a: halt St ites. hape, ees Sela oe Sart Saat horses in Sav rovitritnin An race gan effort is being between Dan ¥% on this track e track | mil eee =e ee hented the West : : Orleans, Via Oregon seventeen Greatly reduced Utah and Idaho ats Idaho Fishing ticulars. See 1s at for wrestler, da | FISHING Be rite © fu | has y Feet rther See IN race IDAHO Paris, Dreyfus July one-half minutes ae: ares to Be Decorated, 20 -The eouncll duced uway of the day Short Line will operate an to Idaho points at greatly rates. from outing, | Yellowstone An the limernhardt in lsignia of par-|unanimously Major be the Dreyfus decorated order, the be with but heat you leaving time "or ake Salt ing morning passed ne which after away, leaving the the at- mosphere much less oppressive than be/it had been. Generally fair weather the|is being arranged for today, with the ex-| re-| Chances for warm decidedly good to get a of soe molsture, clouds weather also being ----_-- one Be yond the A Connecticut Lake|an auger that will Her Ability woman bore a has invented square hole, arriving at the ereek | but It Is doubtful if by the exercise of about 7:00 a. m., Sun-/all the genius she possesses she can the in-| day morning 2 Returning train leaves) acepted | Marys ville 8:45 in the evening, arriv-| followSING, the 7:10 De ike ing Salt that recommendation decorated excellent July suppose Special rejected the Goy-|at 8:00 p. m., 21st) Legion of Honor has July forthern| ernment's recomme 2s ation that Sarah | near Marysville ine Line rates points now agents and - EXCU RSION NORTH shor Short heavyweight | fatls the first in twenty-elght ant ena | one-half minutes and the secon ")cursion Se OUTING July , 90.--Frank 20 rank GGotch champion to | defe ated Charles Olsen, the Se DURING JULY to] 2 idlewelght wrestler of the x ee "lis c¢Equipe ded by all fishermen to tates, here today by winning en first class. Saturday, July 21st made to land the anc Bary Hooll- in SEP Se iew nbe New the (Monday enable i sini new | ster- you pair turn to buy of pants. in your collect for a bills. others. can collect for you. All clothing | Luke, Gen'l SCIENTIFIC stores cash our checks di Mgr. Floor, Commercial eet OF BAD Blo DEBTS. Salt Se DON'T LIKE Lake City, Utah. US." s with decline REVIEW Are tor selling now chances for very - eo @e--® $31.50 Chicago i good OF TRADE Exceptionally This Time of to Salt Lake AND PncouragYear RETURN. "LOW RATES EAoTBOBOUND, Thro' Trains leave July 20 In the weekly York New will Dun's") tomorrow review trade ay ptionally encouraging reports Exc of year are received refor this time industry and trans rarding there is no res tation, market securities i the past week comes cultural sections, where ]| tully maintained, harve ae much and an 100 Squemimepisaniimnteeteas --- = today automobile an by into run was aCe so badly Paniure ‘ was sh¢ ond injured that he > was shot anda of Clover won the Duke's cup the Brooklyn Country club races Reports ne "T gave her everything she has, het from ahaa said honor," your | necklace dow1 1 to her shoes I didn't c 1 |} spend than $40,000 on her in the '| the England score, the by ‘ races, events, young "SOME further DUN'S eman by an|{er with a recor 4, | Indieation re bast = aun = dicatio 4 dark are outsiders the of Most f horses. and ‘with the Y.°M. C men May Be Duplicated. 20.-Land|in good condition, as the result of the One year ago today began yea. Automobile. Mass. July still | Roe and) are strong i dzhec |i' expectea of nim | Will i We cen Fifth weight wholes ile, from $1.75 to $1.9, picked lawyer sv. Easterm sporting BAD DEBTS CASHED Michigan among ae other mon and ie, the prices for offerings in the jese remaining Alfalfa is cheaper. Several ch: _ s have been made with ing the last days in the prices ot products h Fy ed by ha and grair merchants The arrival of the new crop oft alfalfa ha had its effeet on the market and this hay is now to be had at $14 a ton ié@ né crop ol timothy has not vet appeared in quantities of an size, so the pri is still firm at $20 a ton, but as soon as ship ments begin to b « ed there will b 1 decided falling off for that grain ind whereas a short time ago either Utah or Idaho oats cost © a hundres a was him all 7:10 a. m. 1:30 p. m. via Oregon son Short Line | 5:55 p. m. 6:05 Por Particulars Call on or p. m, Address Cc. A. WALKER, Coneral Agont C. & N -W. . 38 and 40 Wost Second South Street, SAL T LAKE CITY, UTAH meet will be | Jordan's than 200 feet, and he declar: nf : ies 1 1 tl 1 : C, A. outing |ed he didn't say a word until the law ; areata ee opened the conversation at Lagoon today Phe. course as tw@lve yards,with:a 220 for ‘out laid foot li r The1 Y oot st tanding ge platform M.M. ‘ : to:1,)/C..A, one-half for also choice same Da as the shipment oj first for » old prick ders, 7 salmon trout, #: tI: All 1 want Wise to do is to leave me | .ajone,"' she told Magistrate Finelite ,7 M oe he has done a great deal nm but he was very 7 anxious to ' res di oe the time ‘ fason admitted OEDthatRG heTeRIT hadTERE used (Ait GRE aie 5 ; with girl the saw he when ang: so the lawyer that he couldn't help it. He id his cab was never nearer Mis LAGOON ' Aquatic Meet Peature Afternoon Sports "I Invitation 7 UOO-3 of MAIN and wire s all the Bertilshow girl lin saw disthe ST. Merchants' Protective . Association = ou theatre, to port CITY. ling atermelons th were aa young a summons for find a chance to night her LAKE Francis G. Jor- out een lim fills the 208 1} |} Jumped into a cab and made for the | eeatO ROR eee ~ es Ror se ven Stree where er lawye es NLO~ Aste . son gave chase in another cab, but the At as th ose turkeys were ame me s They were choice loans the Detroits managed to pull oft "lup her lawyer and the summons +} | vietory today in the last inning. Score When Mason arrived he didn't |hesitate i ‘ RELI to tell her what he thought of her in and a quar- | George ie decline subject the yh liss Jordan, who requirements in Patten|jng Boston oy SALT the Eula helping oe ollowing SO. TEMPLE Callfornia Direct range offered a t 15 "¢ Burbank Utah cherries b rir 1g from a pound 6 to 10 cents a pounce Demund for Pork Lolus, but wholesale It may > is more demand now dealers say ni there was in midfor pork te to eet wil ntor is he ird them to supply responsible tor in the m next they will be quoted ¢ wholesale, Chorus the of at SALT LAKE TURE EXCHANGF {09-11-13 South Main Street, ofsufficient Was W. Utah's Leading Wjusic House market on annoying been pee while ny lion G10 COO.00xF1 Patterson Ke so (plentiful day Him Arrested, ae 21.-"The Ingrati- of has Eg arrestec 21-27 CLAYTON MUSIC CO., are quite two pounds for lh are cheaper also, f most of the deal- present sults es TO ANNOY Girl RILE.|ance, She got ‘| but could never 000 000 000-0'"4 a s the by found Our Improved Radiant Grate places every othee grate on market, We ae polio p eee = tae § de 0 Ice o reorge Mason, a promoter of gold and other things. The occasion Was ae He ryODIi. Umplr Sheridan as nail aati Wietaey: etroits 2 u D ston July 2 Though outb wax are oe choicest Calireceive thus fat: thi ym sale yeste irda iy, br inging Ss a pound pune these strawberries, ispberries, aloo, plentiful, sup- of furnished $40,000) Girl, Who Had i S New York, July Sur- Oats number MANTELS be Elias Morris & Sons Co. Better . 00 020 000-2 6 3) womar in a cab, and he spent all 200 120 Ox-5 6 2) night in the West Forty-seventh street O'C ann ae Bender oe ‘ chang be oe ae ‘ poe t lo- ;id Them and Price. varicty of designs and greatest will wicia. Ph of the committee directors of the in oom 4) ash for cine head expenditure Lower Insurance the two defendant Score Score nth against Secor ipire Ba and aT 4 joes of aranehester, ake SY iN matched aeoe eae g menot tive Wi eae tol and HORSE expected that some of these a pees eee two years. He the record of 2:18, mude by Birch Ty a 3: park: {fe has in an exhibition hei Fy D rand (ist a SATS TM UL art ha Rede ey bed Waka few C for ackine Chicago ae to (Radtke J (Finn), 15. ; 111 (Bell), mile Sy Land, ar ntered ah Att t vane TP ise hi Se Chute anes > Fair M 1ud H, Bad Ne ws, Rover.) : Don ‘Maasav wan, Dubolse ‘yr, ROS€|y M, Dan Itosco, Nora and Tom. It 18) Vesta blood Life in now Green and able now " @ su ply department of the Mutual Expert accountants who have been examining the records of his transactions, are sald to have found that the bills passed by Field and allowed by tude -- flips in SR UP | of Aarde rece anyon By Or) nase DRA Ce doing omething n an. Lr filling 109 m ¢ 6 ‘VALUABLE -rovo yeK econ ae eins Aneta SEG Unda! promareine || out a good attendance.| at Lady, wad | Off ythi ng Pulled Be to Card } rovo. today Anz! 106 (Sewell), 7 to 10,/and fast, and much ts expectec | : ; re -Angiet , ne > tae want to see her again, and will sace | ‘ sti *etoe ¢ sird | never won; Tyron, 107 (Troxler), 8 to 1, sec-| Middle Di tanc =I : my : H ley | Promise not to trouble her any more Jona; EImbarrassment, 101 (Cross), 9 Distance-Seott Bird, John urley | Magistrate Finelite discharged Maoor latter The Churehill Alfred and 2:05 Time, 2, third. to ag AT Good Gold im os |} AT issued Vashington, July 20 shington' 3 [aue is eee d ai ca ; pee Le |lone tally in the Second inning om her| her say firs ie tok 1 cour 1a | game with the Chicago Americans to-|Mason had been trailing her for four qa, Seore _| months, and causing her great annoy- New Pen fea-} jto 2. third ih 1 4 «4 ‘ : poe renne ie on Boe ee Fantastic, 104 (Sewell) " pe UO One SO: ERy |} Laura A, 104 (McDaniel), § to 1, sec- fifth g. ‘was' riding cake ees RACES iaamiinindiche Phisladeiphi ie ace ; ies = mane: (Shaw), the we ee York... 000 020 21x-5 tie and Kittredge; Newtries. h sand i and OeGuive Taki Taking that: equity, by value this advantage, this advantag raed Three Events. oa : Track. oe oe i aa "a 20 With no stake Arimo, Second rack lap mil fs the n won Lawsbb aH qj OF: sslo = ‘ i cFarprofe , nal +: a ae a rate =a York, calved '$ $3,746,000 vo» Plichers. 000 012, 001-4 Missourians. "WINNERS Phes tinal: of the duattersmie Open sixteenth-Aeronaut race for amateur wa von by West, a Maxnar, 105 MeC ick belt econd. Mc pian to won S « uu sm Ka ‘ 6 : A ry ~|1, second sobbie Kean nied b tt "éhalcount at Z ate ack 1 yu iis whe Ms . Z out. tu PATTER ai tried to cross | te&& nth--Single.1Shot ie - CeO GrE rs thi ‘ t ap wit { ir i the « mon 11 to 10, won; Nemesis, 95 (Horner), oney Oo n :MeFatr we = s r| oa d ee I but falled In the see8 ae 5, second Moonshine eee ee heat of th * onene-quarter mile + open ), 7 to 2, third. Time > Re ee S i > 1 en eee oT hird race, selling, 6 furlong -- i ee ee UAL pUsUck wae Russell, 105 (Sewell), 15 to 1, won, 19, sec7 to (Miller), 103 Pantoufle, ee ans ee Sea : eee Maye sik oO SI ereens, anc yul"ry 2 f ) oO west CNoten 106 Wat ns rank ond; SEM ankA of his ie ‘i W tit i the tin, Siren ‘ | ; 1, third Time, 1 | the repair shop y : Fourth race handic ap, mile and a | for New Dealers-Hay the WOOD Se was _|of obtaining judgment, if successful, RUE. | tor a much larger sum. Field's activ000 000 111-3 7 "l ities in behalf of the Mutual run back 000 000 001-1 1 % ‘ : . ten years, while the above figures repoan Mc eeu ES sent only the iin eependen is him . . os a ies c ee ena promptly THE Sewell for | third = of sou of a the company and Umpire-O'Loughlin mba Dashaway, 118 (Miller) k Yankee Girl, 110 (Radtke), z= the ec com- served statement Na- | hot accounted, bike anybody. aTGG eae in thethe against Andrew C, Fle of these 1s an action at in ceipt . New = ton. should] -umpire both will [Joe key and the the purchasing Jith with Mutual today complaints were cause Pittsburg : professionals, in whieh six were en-|Sewell was the bright parti ular riding | tere d He passed Burris who came|/ctar, having three mounts and winning in second in two miles, five laps and 7 ' . Hite yards Time, 6:01 Burris was secin each event Summaris third, Mutual's hoe account New York, July 20.-In a pitchers' bat- | amount claimed in othe tle today between Newton and Hess the aoe |New af rk ee fe A ne - betBOUGHT RIGHT ter o t and the cripple Cleveland was eee fourth and Giles fifth. Time, tures on the card the races were of y character, favorites win1 ithe 2-5 Clark swept everything before | ' MoS nee : 7 him in the Australian pursuit race fo1 ning a majority of the events, Jockey Mitten a k 1:56 1-5 nee a : West carried off the laurels in the) sacs one-mile handicap for amateurs rr ile SES fenbacher being second, Holliday ‘third, | York, July. ond, the capacity is alleged to have in expenditure company's following the ‘The brought One arpenter Scattered. Seore Hattle here i 1 10cal/ Zim- Se chivd: fifth this 2}company = eae gden eurbla arring an acciden o this afternoon, with NO} n Hollister Palmer ae 20-The Although cher Sie not Dubet on The - his arto Pe icieiens tt whie eaves the the twirling line, <i, in stand saw some fine races, especially we the five-mile event on one-mile ee Ror proree s- -| FAVORITES. siona Ritter npire Phil aa mee Pitts 3 Batteries-Lush and and Preing U mpir See ah s Here Today a Tomorrow. Dubel, Jul uly weak Sunday a as and ADVANCE for The greatest Bad Reports in Grain, Prices of staples influence of favorable crop reports, bad ecrop reports and Russia rather are wheat larmers there 8 a disposition to look larged trade in breadstuffs, fiour manufacturers report trade quiet na are disposed, with foreign bnyers, to await the effect of crop movements upon prices. Spot cotton is slightly firmer, too much rain in portions of the South helping to sustain prices, which are also helped by good trade reports and evidences of large consumption, though the next crop es timate is slightly lower. r rains have given the corn moisture and a crop at to last year is now in Wheat threshing is active and exceed earlier expectations, though some complaints are heard from Kansas. Eastern Washington advices are of a erop in the rear, empire of 10,000,000 bushels Spring whe sat Is mak ing good progress and most of it is in bloom About the newest and most temptinglooking offering in'the way of green stuff on the market yesterday was corn sugar corn, so they said It was a product of Utah soil and should have been very good, the dealers were because a asking 4 cents dozen for the ears, and they were not very big ears, either The other addition list ot only i ck the ae: brought nals Ww t dow ay to defeat ze note the t Is understood that the noo et for E rit idelphias today bee aus sh ‘pt | the Mutual while naming $1,746,000 as their elght hits vail scatti sed arriie the|the sum claimed in the equity proPhillic made the last three innings] ceedings, contemplates the possibility 7 Play again all. "home grand eS aatuil TO Demand Are 2 | On behalf of the Mutual 7 010 O01 O4x-H 7 1] and Bowerman Palace certainly go to the Salt Lake bune -- cceeq | Who for a long series of games provec ict a imentuR cram crocs invincible. Duteh will umpire both Philadelphia, July 20.-The Champions handidays, which will relegate to ‘the | Fear | out 1 oes 5 theSt Loulk Ainericand ‘in dthe ironge acted In The Rain Causes Postponement, speedy|piteher night ae wid th ME ans Field LOINS prises Andrew C. Field to reaggregating $1,746,000 pany today's ‘ : e ‘incinnatl July 20.-Boston-Cineinnati! "Dad Gimlin's buneh of fast ones|N atte nal game was postponed owing to} from Lobsterville will cross bats with |! the atlors at Walker's field this aftAMERICAN LEAGUE. the five-mile Company the covered the way of influencing legislative work , av a ‘ at Alban) and other; state "- capitals, to x ae ao Club," anc Zimmerman his went of inning Kling : Kept CROSS and to "Father" on PORK Years, : pee e e moos company Insurance . agent Takes R= ene und oataT and Saucer. Lawson ~ Field the 300 000 0002 merman will will be the box box for for the the | unable able toto-offset cap and Five Mile Event =| merman beinin the offset at eae Insurance Cents for Dozen Small Ears Is Price on Local Market. Midsummer Umpires-Johnstone | !n Cae h the Compare ores. sp 46,000 damages for the a eged negligence -- and misconduct of Mr. ield in apBrooklyn Bats Hard. proving vouchers for stationery, print- York TO e Gimlin : Ones ' Handi- the suit against cover sums Chicago Nationals and|by out a yvietory Seore York Taylor and and O'Day eaters Sere cereal ' First = Over a Life OUT Pitta Chicago Batterles-Mathewson Philadelphia New the Tape Over- aon at at BATS WAS "SPEEDY SEE Department Detroit |"Dad" Caan Crosses TODAY. Pittsburg, continue SUDDENLY : Supply St. Louis, July 20.-The Brooklyn Naing etc. advertising and male eae tionals batted Thompson a over the supplies and in purchasing supplies at field today, but at that could only beat| Prices grossly and unconscionably in out St. Lo by a score of 2 to 0. Rason|excess of their fair and reasonable pitched a hitless game. Score value Brooklyn mpnted 0 Money Not Accounted For, rs ae WV cen 5: St. Louis 000 000 000-0 0 1 "The second complaint alleges a 2 . a- Tina 9160 , setting , > ye- Cleveland adly, . New: Forte? Sale Sea All eighth the fame with the the Colts pulled Lake LOBSTERS upmadly the of for fpittsburgrom = 20.-Mathewson July in pieces 2 0 head Toward the close of the r 1 he Le claimed p a foul, but: the4 referee would not allow it. In the remaining rounds ; : 2 Hyland had things practically his own way The conductor took spurts at intervals, but his blows lacked force BLIND Head charged SHUT Fre ‘ ; Chicago, League. Salt Forty National Lengue. Sees at Chieago New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St. Louis - American Lengue. St. Louis at Washingt : souls a ishington Chicago an his at $1,746,000 ' ' From Purchasing Agent Field. THE York IS Batted One GAMES a Recover t fants. : Brooklyn-Philadelphia by New and while swinging at random Hyland placed several hard rights on Mowatt's ‘ : . . r Nin Which took all the steam out of sponge Mowatt ; ind wanted to eons BASEBALL warmed lost. 41)Thompson a igo Victory Se Dick seconds ae took up more fares than he could register. fle was pitted against one of the best lads in the business, and was handicapped in age, clevernes and ring generalship. A more game battle has never been seen here Iielplessly defeated after the third round, the Chicago man never faltered a moment, but was always coming and willing to take a couple in order to land a haymaker, which was _ his only chance of claiming the hig end clever ¢ hike New LOUIS ST. 512 303 " 63 . Out Ee ey aa ee . Pittat ure i League Scores. 1, De trot From Scores. York Colts Pull Pct a 6a 40 51o 4 York 5, Cleveland New Fhiladelphia 6, Louis try- of his New j : Paine ladelphia 3, Ame#icnn r eonnes eyof staggering was # 7) to ie H Chicago Gi 7 » a League National LOE : a 2m 42 a Chicago 20.-Six . = aan re . r a Coming. a eeconductor fighting "the and helplessly ing Third mS 2. oe Lo hiWashington Isto oeiean 7 I i After Faltered 62 a ‘353an Standing. Won Lost. i99° » coe CHICAGO MAN WAS GAME) ‘irs! Helplessly aa 2 at 32 42 foston Se = a = 9 Louis ponge. | PITCHER ea Standing. vo > Pittsburg Philadelphia |= incinnat ooklyn Mowatt. h - BASEBALL DIGEST, Sees Chic ago New ae of Tommy "Ej e UP MA econds th ANG Fu eau 0 eae ae in showing larger current es and takings than were looked rep favorable crop reports apparently having dispelled some uncertainties visible a while ago. There also slightly more firmness noted i ber, the Southern yellow lion being In rather better shape than cently, owing to restriction of production. Railway earnings are very good, both gross and net sa HYL AND Pry | | drive a nail with a hammer and keep her mouth straight -Denvyer Times -- Fun for all at Calder's Park. picking early districts and » leading crops threatens to be on the farms become asis a growth of contidence orders of Northwest sawmills <¢ and day crews ning night are i course of construction there is a general disposition te extend facilities In order to Keep pace with expanding needs More tentile mills have voluntarily advanced 5 per cent to take effect after month and the only important trouble that threatens is a local complication that will be averte: ing counsel prevails, O1ffif conservative cial returns foreign commerece in the ending June 30, 1906, far eclipsed all records, both exports and imports, while the promises still better results the surplus on for consumers abroae of foundry pig to $14 best development of probably steel jndusthe week in the iron and ae ee VY LOW RATES EAST July 6,7,8,9,10,19, 20, 21 FINAL LIMIT OCTOBER To ChicagoTo St. Louis_ To Omaha, Kansas City To St. Paul, Minneapolis _. OTHER POINTS IN week in failures this States were 192 against 123 the preceding week corresponding week last the Failures in Canada number 22 last week, 12 preceding 23 last year Of failures ul the United 7 week East, 71 were in the und 18 In the Pacific report labilities of Liabilities of commercial ported for July to date ur compared with $4,276,437 ‘Commercial Bradstreet's Fuly week's 31. Round try York, of the Da PROPORTION. Trip. $61.50 56.50 49.00 98.90 DENVER AND RETURN, $17.79 July 14th and Review. s 20 -Bradstreet' trade tomorrow industrial and crop reports) continue highly optimistic generally sales enliven retail demand Clearance wholesale trade for seasonable goods is naturally quiet, but excellent grain crop reports stimulate fall orders which are in advance of a ar ago with rather less than usual evide ne of summer quietness. Reports to July trade all point to gains over year ago. Mills continue very active -unexpectedly so, fact-and ports as to fron and steel are eimost GOOD IN 15th 30 DAYS. Elks' Special Train to Denver VIA Z| | a | | RETURNING D. & R. G. and COLORADO MIDLAND RAILWAYS Will Leave Salt Lake 7:15 p. m., July 14th. Big Attractions in Denver! Lowest Rates Ever Offered! |