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IN IN THE WORLD WORLIIOFSPORT OF SPORT
I B Hsba1I Hsba1ICity s ban banBANKfRSWERE
BANKfRSWERE t lEN lENt lENCity
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City and County Officials Arp Arpm Ar ArLmatciii
Lmatciii m tcnr ClIanlli Clianipions ClianipionsGMk ns nsSCO
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GAME GMk WAS Y4 WONBY WON BY SWENSONS SWENSONSxrc S1NS9NS S1NS9NSkIth
kIth xrc IN THE NINTH NINTHTwo LNTE LNTETvo
Two costly errors and d a tImelybase tImelybasehIt timely base basehit
hIt together with that rabbles foot footwhich footwhich
which Trilby NlchoJ8 Niehoeon n ceirIes Rl arpund arpundwith und undwith
with him won the game yesterday for forthe forthe
the city and county officIals and they theyWere theyWere
Were duly pre presented ented with 100 and pro proclaimed proclaimed
claimed the amateur champIons of the thecity the thecity
city Ostler and lid Young two redoubt redoubtable redoubtable
able handlers of the cash and the thehorsehide thehorsehide
horsehide furnishedthe furnl3hed the errorsSwen errorsSwenson erEors Swen Swenson
son deputy marriage clerk and a close closesecond closesecond
second to Cupid Seare handled the thebat thebat
bat that mtlde rn de the bit Trilby had t ta tahorseshoesand e ehorsesnoesand
horsesnoesand thats the way the thepoUtlcf thepolltlcftns
poUtlcf polltlcftns ns carried off the cash ttnd ttndthe nd ndthe
the glory gloryThe gloryThe
The score by which the money moneychangers moneychangers
changers wereVBnqulshed were vanquIshed was 6 to 5 5and 5and
and one of the most dramatlcflnIshes dramatlcflnIshesever dramatic finishes finishesever
ever seen here In amateur ball attended attendedthe
the winning of It The score stood 6 to 3 3in 3in
in favor of the Bankers at the begin beginning beginfling
fling of the ninth and all the Shylocks ShylocksIn
In the grand stand ta d and on the bleach
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Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg 3 3PJttsburg 3Plttsburg
PJttsburg Tune 29Copled th PiUs
burgs inability to hit PIat they
bunched their errors The features were
the sensational catches of Thomas and
Cross either one of which if missed missedwould missedwould
would have lost the game for the visit visitOIS visitors
ors Attendance 2SOO 800 Score
R H E
Plttsburg 2 3 5
Philadelphia 4 7 1
BatteriesWadden and Schriver Zim Zimmer Zimtrier
mer Platt and MeFarland
UmDlreEmsUe UmDlreEmsUeCincinnati
Cincinnati 3Boston 2 2CfncInn
CfncInn Cincinnati 0 Jtrne ° 2ONIchols pitched pitchedgreat pitchedgreat
great ball untn the ninth tod today Y when
to bues on balls and three hits nave
CIucinnatJ three runs and nd the S1lme
Breitensteln was InvIncIble after the third
innJngHtelldanC inning teitdancc 1000 Score ScoreR ScoreItJLB
R ItJLB JI E
CIncinnati 3 i 6 2
Boston 7 71 71Usr1BroJtenStOIitand 1
Satter1 Usr1BroJtenStOIitand BreJtensteInand Pelts NIch NIcholsan Nichols
olsan ols an Sl141van Sl141vanUmplreT Sn1vanUmpireTerry
UmplreT UmpireTerry UmpireTerryS rry rrySt
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St Louis 41Tew ew York 3 3St 3St
St LouIs Mo Jme 29Lppw ll pitched pitchedIn
In g good < < K > d form tod today y Both sides fielded
Jlt1e iIteasiy sly Attendance 1400 Score SeoleR ScoreRHE
R RHE H E
St LouiS 4 B 3 31ew 3ewYork
1ew ewYork York 3 7 5
BatterlesPowell and RobInson Car CarrIck Carrick
rIck and Warner WarnerUmplreSwartwoo1
UmpireSwartwoob WarnerUmpireSwartwoob UmplreSwartwoo1American
America League LeagueAt
At Kansas Clty CltyKansas KanSas CIty 5 Chi Chlcaea Chicage
cage 1 1At 1At
At IndlannpoUsIndIanapoUs 3 Cleve CleveInd Cleveland
land 3 3A 3A
A MllWt MilwaukeeMilwaukee ukecMllwaukee 2 MInneap MInneapol
ol oII l 1
l Bios ios Play Ogde1l Today TodayThe TodayThe
The UtahIdaho league eag e gam gamfor for to today today
day at Walkers Valker s Field is between the theRio theRio
Rio irandes and the Ogdens and It Itought itought
ought to be one Qfthe Qf the best of the theseason theseason
season The Ogdenltes showed what whatthey whatthey
they could do l last t Saturday whIle the theRIos theRios
RIos more than dId themselves proud
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F
ers were hooting for it certainly look looked looked
ed lIke their game gameBert gameBert
Bert lIargetts renowned for his histhreebagerin histhreebagger
threebagerin in the great fourt fourteen en in inning infling
fling game of last Sunday and cele
brated throughout local halldom for
his plastique poses came up first for forthe forthe
the politicians and most ignominiously ignominiouslywent
went out on a amaH one to short Then Thenthe Tienthe
the Bankers yelled eUe again Lorne lo look lookIng k klng
lng forlorn 81 cucceeded ed Bert ftnd he hefanned li lifanned
fanned th the hleeze And of course the theBankers theBankers
Bankers went Into ecstacies as they
had a right to toAn toAn
An Exciting Moment MomentLie1tenant NomentLieutenant
Lieutenant Naylor was next to face facethe facethe
the music and he pushed 8 watermelon watermelondown watermelondown
down to short which was not negoti negotiated riegotiate4
ated and the gallant warrior soon stood stoodbacefulJy stoodgracefully
gracefully on the Initial Griffith had hadthe heAlthe
the same luck with Young who held helddown
down second Wild throws followed fonowedand
and NaJor soon crossed the plate amid amidthe amidthe
the cheering of all the politicians polltlclansMarx politiciansMarx
Marx went down on a clean single and andplaced andplaced
placed Griffith on third thirdThen thirdThen
Then It it was s that Swenson the man manwho manwho
who won the day strode forward to tothe tothe
the plate spat on his hands and look looked looked
ed real fierce The first two up he hepassed hepassed
passed at but he found them not The Theofficials IheofficIals
officIals were yemn yelling themselves hoarse hoarseand hoarseand
and the Bankers were contemplating contemplatingbow
bow that money would look The next nextone nextone
one up was Swensons and he swatted swattedit
it right on the trade mark sooring sooringGriffith seoringGriffith
Griffith and 1larxand Marx and winning the thegame thegame
game It was a dramatic finish and andSwenson
4 Swenson was conceded by the Bankers Bankersto
to be just about the happy thought thoughtWas thoughtWas
Was a Fine Game GameIt ame ameIt
It was aU the wa way through one of the thebest thebest
best am8 amateur ur games ever pla played ed here hereand hereand
and some ot the professional league leagueteams leagueteams
teams have failed to furnish better bftR bftRat bal balat
at times Ray Romney who ho obliged obligedon
on the slab for the Banlters pitched a aheady a aheady
heady game and covered himself with withhonors withhonors
honors Brig Smith did likewise He Hehad Hehad
had the spee speed and the mysteries but butin butIn
in one or two places he lost his head headwhich headwhich
which is a bad thing to do Both of ofthe ofthe
the shorts CutJeton for the officials officialsand officialsapd
and Ostler for the Bankers were wereamong wereamong
among the stellar features featuresThere featuresThere
There was considerable feeling over overthe overthe
the game and the Bankers want an another another
other They conceded that the game gamewas gamewas
was won fairly and SQuarely but sun sunthey
stillL
they couldnt comprehend how It had hadone hadgone L
gone < < one from roi11 them right when they had hadIt L Lit
It in their mUs mUsThe mitsThe
The score ore by innings wu as fol foIws > ws
1 2 14 5 i I IOfficials 9
Officials Z 0 J 0 0 0 1 Oa OaBankers I
Bankers BankersCHAMPIONS e 8 IO oQ oQCHAMPIONSSRUT i
CHAMPIONSSRUT CHAMPIONS SEUT OUT OUTWjndy
Wjndy City Aggregation 1uts Puts it op opaders o oLeaders L
Leaders aders One to Nothing NotilingStanding NothingStanding
Standing of the he Clubs
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Per
Ji Von Lost Cent CentBrookl CentBrooklyit
Brookl Brooklyit 35 18 g gPhiladelphia < < GO GOPhiladelphia
Philadelphia 33 33Boston 22 600 600Boston
Boston I rz rzP 7 Z ZPFttshnrg
P PFttshnrg tshJivg 26 II 1 464 46 I Icliicagol i
Chlcngo S w 4it 4itSt I
St Loulf Loui 23 211 l 450 450Clnc1nn 45 1
Clnc1nn Cinctnnti U 2ttJ j 444 444New 44 i
New York 2O 32 3M 3MCmcago 3 3I I
i
I Chicago 1 Brooklyn 0 0Chtcigo I
Chl Chtcigo go Tune 2SThe The eham4ons ham ons were wereshut
shut Out today In a pftcher battle but butput bulput L
put u SD IL Jnappy and well played game gameChilds gameChilds
Childs scored the only run on his past pastto > as asto
to first his stea steal and RY3n4 double doublePitch doublePitcher
Pitch Pitcher r KUlen wa wc today given hi his un uncondltlonai unconditional
conditional releaw relea ttevhnce i ted mne 31fltl 31fltlS 3 mO mOSeorc
S Seorc SeorcChicaro or
R H Hbl
Chicaro bl o 1 2 2Brooklyn
Brooklyn 0 of 1 I
Batttrip BatteriesGriffith GritlHh an4 an Dexter Ritson Ritsonand Kitsoiand I II
and F Frreli rrH rrHUJDpire
UJDpire Hurst
In the game fast Sinday Siinda The attend attendance attendance
ance wIl1dpubtless be large The ga1l1 ga1l1itarts gamliestarts
starts at 330 330Umpire 30 30Umpire
Umpire Failed to Please PleaseSpecial PleaseSpEcial
Special to The Herald HeraldjI HeraldBoise
Boise Ida June 29Pocatello today todayshut todayshut
I shut out Weiser for six straight in innings
Inings nings In the first half of the seventh
Wehler left the diamond on account of
j dissatisfaction with the decisions of
Umpire Arnev The game me was award awardad
I ad to Pocatello A lL large amount of ofmoney ofmoney
money changed hands on the result resultThe
The scoret score t the end of the sixth was waseven wasseven
even to nothing nothingRailroaders nothingRailroaders
Railroaders Play a Tie TieOgden TieOgden
Ogden June 29The respective respectiveteRms
I teRms of the Union Pacific and the theI
I SouthernPacIfic Southern Pacific met in an interesting interestingI
fi fiveInning Inning contest at the Ogden Driv
I lug park last evenIng resulting in a aj
tI tiefive five to fiv five
j
V
yeling yelingIr yciiiigP1ETTi
Ir P1ETTi f TH fINIS IN N fiVE MILE MIUIVER MILEIVER
IVER LAWSON BEATS ClIAPMAN CKAPIttANRALP
HALF A WHEEL WHEELI WHEELlocal1
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Local Australian Pursuit Race Won Wonby
1 by > Y J P E GunnAmateurs Ride RideSwiftly ItideSwiftly
Swiftly on Tandem TandemClose TandemClose
Close a and nd breathtaking finishes charac characterlzed charactertzed
terlzed the races at the Salt Palace colt coliseum coltseum
seum track fast evening In some of the theevents
vents the time was VE very > ry good In others
It was Indifferent and In still others Jt JtWILe Itwas
WILe slow oven unto snailness This last lastIs lastis
Is aceordln to French methods but ut the
Salt Iake Lakeracing racing public does not fancy
the style that prevails In ga gay Parae Con
sequently they were somewhat wearIed at
times timesThe
The final heat of the thefivemile fivemlle open pro
tP88onal was the distinct pulsatIng sen sensation sensatlon
sation of the evenings entertainment It
was won by lver Lawson In 1019 with
John Chapman just half the length of his
front Wheel behia1 and Clem lurville 2 i
clOEe tnirdL third The e linlsh was about as ox
ctttn = as 1U1I1ng that has been otlered
p tht S season seasonOn
O On the stttoff ttorr John Chapman got the j
coveted place behInd the motorcycle with
Turvlle second Green from Denver
Urd lver liawson w on fourth C E lIa May
who cuar cuaIilad ed to ri rIde e failed to tack onto
the bUttch and oroJed ou n the first
mile mileThe
The cuartotte finished the first mile in L I
the order lnWhlch in hIch they started with the i
Ume 314 101 3D The second mile was finish
I
ed tu n the same order lhc time for the th
two miles being 42 In the third Iver I
Laws shot in n trout of the motorcycle I
with a pretty sprint and gOt Chanmils Chapmc s I
place Immediately behind the machine
It wa was a Detty sprint and was cheered I
heartily by the crowd The time at th thend tht thtend
end If the third vas 625 45 The fourth
was finlshedln 828 25 am the riders be
gan the fifth in earnest earnpstOn earnestOn
On the sixth lap of the last mile tho I
motorcycle dropped out and it was then L
that the exctement began All of the theriders therIders
riders shot forward with beautiful sprint > I
IU still the lead
tn with Chapm Chapman n sec second seeond
ond On the bell
lan Chapman made a amagnificent s L Lmagnificent
magnificent attempt to past Iver but dJd dJdnot 4I I Inot
not succeed and finlshedut finished at hl5 hI frdnt frdntwhe frdnlwheel
whe wheel wheelIvor l lIver
Iver Lawson and John Chapman both 1
distinguished themselves in the trial heat heatfo
fo t the e fivemile eml1e raN Inrf sprint was wasPartlcularly wa waparticularly
particularly brillIant he leaving the rest restL
= L >
ofthe the bunch half a lap behind and finIsh I
inJ lugthe the mile In 208 2 25 5 which is is fast fasttime fasttime
time as Is ridden In intrial trial heats anywh anywhere ere
the world overT over everJ I
J T P Gunn made his reappearance on
the track in the Attstrallan pursuit race 1 I Ifor
for local ridefsanU riders tj dl0edwlfat be couldj couldjdo could
do He took first place riding two mile miles milesand > i
and half a lap in 427 The nice was an anexciU anexciting
exciU exciting 1 one all through throughWith
With the exception of the onemUe am amateur i
ateur tandem handicap the amateur amateurevents amateurevents
events while some ot the trIal he heats ts had hadclose 1 1close
close finishes were not up to the standard sfandardas
as to time Th tandem race was won
by George H Lucas and W E SaI Samuelson lUelson
in 1i 164 4 25 which was mighty fine riding
The summaries follow
Onemile amateur tandem handicap
George H Lucas and W E Samuelson Samuelsonyards O
I yards first R L Hodgert and Arthur Lt
day 65 yard J Cond WiUiam F K King Kingand ing ingand
and R Grames s scratch raich third Time
15425 15425FivemIle 5
t
FIvemile open professlonalIver Law Lawson Lawson
son won John Chanman second ClE Clam m
Tuvllc third Ben Green fourth Time
10
Twomile open am amateurW teurV E Samuelson Samuel SamOelson
son won VUUam KIng second Fred Mea lIeakin Meakin
kin thIrd Time 433 433Local
Local Australian pursuit JursuItprofesslonal professional
J 1Uunn r tunn won b forge orge tnaneesccona
C R B Brazier third J JW iV EnSIgn t fourth fourthTme4r7 ourthTm
Tm Tme4r7 127 5 fpr two miles a aneL d onehalt
lap
mjsc 1is1Ianes nan c s sCricket
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Cricket Practice To Today TodayThere ay ayThere
There wIll be a practice game of the theSalt theSalt
Salt Lake CrIcket club today com commencIng cornrnencing
mencIng at 4 p m The grass has now nowbeen
been cut and rolled and the groUnds groUndsare
are in firstclass condition The match matchwith matchwith
with Ogden on July 4th Is scheduled scheduledfor
for 11 a m on the Tabernacle square squareThe squareThe
The Salt Lake team wIll leave over the theOreg theOregon
Oreg Oregon n Short Line by the 945 a m mtrain mtrain
train
Eddie Smith is H Home HomeI me meEddie
I Eddie Smith the whirlwind amateur amateurchampion amateur amateurchampion
champion of last years se season son at the theSalt theSalt
Salt Palace has ha returned from a trip
to France and andGermany Germany and will be bein bein
in the races again WJ a soon as he can canget canget
get in condition While W I1e in ParIs he hewitnessed hewitnessed
witnessed several cycle meets and is of ofthe ofthe
the opInion that It doesnt begin to be bethe bethe
the sport that It is right here In Salt SaltLake alt altLake
Lake T The e French riders do not go 0 a amile amile
mile under three mInutes very often oftenloafing oftenloafing
loafing the gT greater at r part of the race and andthen
then ending It with a pretty sprInt sprIntOI sprintmpic
OI mpic Club qyin BurnsSan Burns
San Francisco June 29Fire broke brokeout brokeout
out in the laundry laundryof of the Olympic club chibtoday clubtoday
today The rear part of the gymmi gymmisium gymnaslum
slum was burned The loss by fire fireand fireand
and water i is estimated d at 10000 10000Poughkeepsie 10000Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie Races ces TodaY TodaYPoughkeepsie TodayPoughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie N Y Jl June np 29 The Thecoaches Thecoaches
coaches predict recorqbreaking time timeif timeif
if tomorrows we weather t r is a a repetItion of oftodays oftodays
todays warm sun cloudless sk sky and andlack andlack
lack of more than a a pleasant breeze breezeConditiJn breezeCondition4
ConditiJn of Harding HardingNew HardingNew
New London Conn June 29C L LHardIng 1 1Harding
HardIng Harvards stroke who col collapsed collapsed
lapsed during the yarsityrace varsity race is not notserIously notseriously
serIously mHe ill He was able to sit up
last night nightRyan nightayan
Ryan Def Defeats ats Mahon y yChIcago yChicago
ChIcago June 29 Syracuse SyracuseTommy SyracuseTommy
Tommy Ryan easily g gained irted the ver verdict verdiet
diet over Young Mahoney of Phila PhiladelphIa Philadelphla
delphIa before thetlFort Dearborn Ath Athletic Athletic
letic club tOI tonightafter ight after six ix rounds of ofrather ofrather
rather slow work workMOUNTAIN
MOUNTAIN MoyNTiiTTE MoyNTiiTTELIVELY STATES STATESLIVELY I
LIVELY 4TH FOR ST ANTONY ANTONYIdaho ANTONYIdaho
Idaho Town is PlaIJUing a Big Cele Celebratm Celebrat1ci
bratmSpecial bratm brat1ciSpecial
Special Correpondence CorrepondenceSt
St Anthony Id Idalo b9 June 28The 28Thepeople 28Thepeople
people of this place placeate a e making exten extensi
si sive pr preparations parations for an elaborate elaborateFourth elaborate elaborateFourth
Fourth of July celebration Th The affiLir affiLirill affab affabwill
will ill be conducted under the auspices of ofthe ol olthe
the 1Iod Modrn rn Woodmen of AmerIca AmerIcacamp Americacamp
camp No 72 7275 5 The St Anthony silver silverband
band under the lEadershlp of Wood WoodD I
D Parker is practicing nightly The Theband
band members have purchased some someexcellent someexcellent
excellent uniforms and andmade made their first firstppearance firstappearance
appearance jn theIr thelrpew pew suitslast even even1Dr evening
1Dr ing
The following FI Foprth rth of July pro programme programme
gramme will be rendered at Island Islandpark Islandpark
park commencing at 10 10a a mo moOpening mOpening
Opening remarkglMayor G E Bow Bower Boweran
er eran = an anInvocationRev
InvocationRev W SWilson SWilsonMuslcFarker S Wilson WilsonMusicParker
MuslcFarker choir choirAddressHon choirAddressHon
AddressHon W HGibson HGibsonCornet IL Gibson GibsonCornet
Cornet soloW D Park Parker r band ac accompaniment accompaniment
companiment companimentReadIng companimentReading
ReadIng Declar Declaration tion of Independence IndependenceProfessor ndependenceProfe550r
Professor H G Fuller FuIlerMusicT FullerMusicTeton
MusicTeton MusicT ton chor chorAddressCaleb chofrAddressCaleb
AddressCaleb Jones Jones esq esqMusicSt esqMusicSt
MusicSt Anthony quartette qmirtetteAddressHon quartetteAddressHon
AddressHon John Donaldson DonaldsonSong DonaldsonSong
Song uAmerlcaAudlence uAmerlcaAudlenceThe AmericaAudienceThe
The afternoon will be taken UP In Ingames ingames
games and sports prizes rrf esbeing being offered offeredI offeredThere
I There will be a band concert at 1 1oclock 1oclock
oclock and a bassbaU game between betweenth
th LewsvIlle and Idaho Falls teams teamsfor teamsfor
for a purse of 75 5 Fireworks and a agrand agrand
grand ban will mark the closing of ofone ofone
one of the grandest celebrations ever everwitnessed everwitnessed
witnessed at St Anthony AnthonylGRUESOME AnthonyGB1TESOME
lGRUESOME FTIfD IS A 3EAR BEABIParts 3EARParts
Parts of Aninlal Aniinal Are Identified Identified as asHuman asHuman
Human HumanCheyenne HumanCheyenne
Cheyenne TrIbune TrIbunePerhaps TribunePerhaps
Perhaps every paper In Wyorning WyorningUtah Vyo ing ingUtah
Utah and Colorado has published an anaccount anaccount
account of the discovery made on June
19 at Rock Spring by Harry Parker Parkerof
of a gupnysack contaIning what ap appeared appeared
peared to be the remaIns of 3 human humanbeing
being They were badly decomposed I
and consisted of two ands two feet feetand feetand
and a portion of the heart and were werewrapped verewrapped
wrapped In a copy of The Salt Lake LakeHerald LakeHerald
Herald of June 5 The n news ws of the thediscovery thediscovery
discovery spread like wildfire and the thetown thetown
town of Rock Sprins w was s thrown thrownInto throwninto
Into a state of wIld excitement AU AUsorts Allsprts
sorts of horrible murder mysteries mysterieswere
were imagined and the news of the theghastly theghastly
ghastly dIscovery was telegraphed telegraphedfar
far and wide until everyone everyone within 3 aradius I Iradius
radius of 300 miles wasin the qui vive viveto
to learn what the outc outcome orne of the affair affalrwould affairwould I
would be And now it develops that thatthe thatthe
the remaIns were those of a bear It Itbeing itbeing
being supposed that the portions f his hisbearships
I
bearships bOdy were placed In the thecreek thecreek
creek by some prao practical tl 1 jO joker ker becau because becauseof se
of their peculiar resemblance to hu human human I
man limbs And tq think that one of ofthe ofthe
the prominent physicians of Rock RockSprIngs RockSprings
SprIngs stated positively that the
hands and feet belongeQeither belonge either to a asman asmall
small boyar boy or a woman womanNO
NO LEPROSY LEPROSY ON WI1DRIvER WI1DRIvERUnintentional WOOD RIVER RIVERUnintentional
Unintentional InjustiCQWas Injustic Was Done DoneYoung DoneYoung
Young 1anSpecIalt ran ranSpecial
Special to The TheHerald TheHeraldHailey Her < < ld ldHaile
Haile Hailey Ida J June ne 29Investigationhere 9Investigation 9Investigationhere
here shows that there is no truth In Inthe inthe
the story sent out from Soise that a aWood aWood
Wood River boy has leprosy The son sonof
of an Episcopal clergyman mentioned mentionedevIdently mentionedevidently
evIdently meahs ayounB a young man who has hasno
no symptoms ot the disease The report reportdoes
does him an Inj injustice injusticeName stice sticeName
Name of Posto Postoffice e Changed ChangedSpecial ChangedSpecial
Special to Thelerald TheleraldVashnztonJ The Ilerald IleraldWashlnnion
VashnztonJ Jufl 29yThe 1fThe name of ofthe ofthe
the postomce at EDward Idaho has hasbeen hasbeen
been changed to Moijler MoijlerQ MoijlerWoman fph1er fph1erWomaxs
Q
Woman Pr Press ss Clu CluThe Club4 Club4The
The U W V olubm olub will meet lu room
507 7 Templeton building S Saturday turda June
30 at 8p 8 p m An inte intcre4tln c tlnl progrq prograrrnnc I ne
has be been n n arraiyed rra e il which 1hIC the follow fOlIowhIg followlag
lag ladles wIll tu tuko > part Dr r 1 It B
Pratt Mrs Mr Emma J 1IcVlc MeVicker er AIrs rs
Ruth M FI Fnx Mrstrace tirs trace L nd ndorson ndorsonanul rson rsonand
and Mrs E n Welts Membtrg < may I
bring guests > I
POWERS OWE S TUPRESIDE La RESIOE RESIOEVill
Will Yield Gave at De Dernoerat Dernoeratic Qcr t tic
ic Distl District ct CQ Convention enti n nNOMlNATIONRARE
4
NOMlNATIONRARE NOMINATIONS ATLE MIXED MIXEDLIVELY MIXEDLIVELY
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LIVELY m FIGHTS HTS t F R ALL LL P PLACES PLACESABEIBEDICTBD CES CESR
ABEIBEDICTBD R DICTED DICTEDThree
4 4Three
Three dIstrict ju judg g t wh wh6 will serve servefor servefor
for four y 3ears ars b beginning n next t Jat1J Jat1Jary January
ary will be nominated at at a Democrat mocrat mocratIc
Ic I c convention to be 1el helcj J in t thecrimiriaI thecrimiriaIcourt efrlminal efrlminalcourt
court room ioom In the joInt buiid building g this thismornIng thismorning
mornIng At the saIetIme sam time a distrIct districtattorney I
attorney IS to be chQsen P J Daly DalychaIrman
chaIrman of the Third Thlrd4istrlct 4istrict Demo Democratic emc emccratic >
cratic commltt committee e wIll laU all the meeting meettJIgto
to t o order at 11 oClock Judge O W
Powers wilt be Introduced as t tmp tmprary mpo mporary
rary chairII chairirtan a 1 1This
This was practically ractlcallypecld decided d upon It Itan at atan
an informal meeting of several mem
bern of thecommitteeyesterday the committee yesterday A Atest Atest
test v vote te was taken arid showed a ma maority
jor j ority ty in favor of Judge Power Oth Others 0thers
ers who had supporteriJ far the tempo temporary tempovary
vary chairmanshIp were J A Williams
Judge Thomas Marsh Marshall U Judge Rives Rivesand Rivesand
and Colonel A C ElU A meeting pf pfthe of ofthe
the committee will he held at 10 oclock oclockthis orclockthis
this mornIng at which the selection of ofJudge ofJudge
Judge Powers will 10 > e ratified ratifiedThere ratifiedThere
There was some lively hustling by the thecandidates thecandidates
candidates and the their h frie9ds friends last J1lg pight pightPart
Part of the delegations from Tooele and
Summit counties arrIved on the late lateafternoon lateafternoon
afternoon trains A HDunlevy H Dunlevy and
Dr Huff came down from Mereur
Frank J McLaughlin headed the dele delegation delegation
gation from Park City Tnedelegates The delegates
from Coalville and other sections of
Summit county OUIltY are are due in On n early earlymorning earlymorning
morning trains trainsIt
It is hard to predict just who the tlienominations thenominations
nominations wlll fall to AUthe All the can
didates and aU their theirfriends friends are confi
dent of winn winning ng out and several ballots ballotswl1lprobablybe ballotssviil
wl1lprobablybe sviil probably be necessary before any anyDominations anynominations
Dominations are made The delegates delegatesthemselves deIegaesthemselves
themselves are going to do the n nimi niminating mI mInating
nating regardlessofany slates the Pbl
ItIclans may have made up
With seven active candIdates in the
fi field eld the race for the jUdgesh judgeships IPS ought
to be very interesting JUdges Nor Norrell
rell Cherry and Burton with Joe Rich Richards I
ards S WI Stewart W C Hall and
James D Pardee wIll make the fight fightanybodys
anybodys untilthe until the nominations are aresettled
settled Arguments were being qd qdvanced d dvanced
vanced last night In favor at all of ofthem ofthem
them and good work was put In by
theIr frIends frIendsThere friendsThere
There is a threecornered scrap for fordistrict fordistrict
district attorney betweenDIB between DB Hemp Hempstead Hempstead
stead Ray Van Cott andH and H J Din Dinniny Dinniny
niny Each of the th three claIm3 the thenomination thenomination
nomination as cinched but two an sure sureto sureto
to be disappointed disaDPointedNothing disappointedNothing
Nothing much is expected to 11e done
thIs mornIng aside from perfecting a apermanent apermanent
permanent Organization The realwork realworkof real work workof
of the convention wIll start In the df dfternoon f fternoon
ternoon and it should De JinIs finished ed in intime intime
time for dInner
1 1HE 1HELSPOE
HE HELSPOE FOR SULZ STILZER STILZERDelegate R RDelegate
Delegate Weoor WebO f Nevada is in Salt SaltLake SaltLake
Lake LakeE
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E D Weber of J EINev tr Nepame came to totown totown
town yesterday andregistered and registered at the theCullen theCullen
Cullen MrWeber represents the thevan thevanguard van vanguard
guard of the Democratic delegation delegationfrom L Lfrom
from Nevada to the Kansas City coI coIVentIon cop copventlon
VentIon When seen last nght he saI saIur said
ur I exnectthe expect the rest of the boys to be behere behere
here tomorroW tomorrai butI came ahead just justto jusito
to find out howyoU fellowsln Salt Lake Lakedo Lakedo
do your nominatlng and nd with that end endIn endIn
In vIew I am goIng to attend the ju judicial judicial
dicial conventi convention n h re re We also want wantto wantto
to go east With tl thOotowd orowd and do not notpropose ot
propose to go as a lot of orphans orphansuOh orphansOh I
uOh Oh yes there is not the slightest slightestdoubt slightestdoubt
doubt as to our crowd going solid for forBryan foiBryan
Bryan and for that matter the state statenext statEI
next fall Upon the selection of the thevicepresident thevicepresident I
vicepresident how however ver I do not think
that we are are united we are not In Instructed instructed
structed and will have to get together togetheron
on the traIn to se see what we will do
As for myself I have no hesitancy in
Sulze is s my choice as I Ibelieve Ibelieve
believe that he Is the only man to down downTeddy
Teddy in New York Sulzer is essen essential1y
tial1y a man who 10 takes wIth the work workIng
Ing l ag man back eu east > tmd and asfar as far a I can cansee cansee
see wIll be a stron strong candidate candidateAfter candldateAfter
After stating that the Nevada d fe fegation legation
gation was comprised of J H IL DennIs DennIsTudge DennisJudge
Judge Mack Governor Sadler Clayton ClaytonBelnap ClaytonBelnap
Belnap Francis G Newlands and him himself himself
self he went on to Sly that polItics In InNev InNevada
Nev Nevada da were In a som somewhat what chaotic chaoticstate chaoticstate
state and split up Into three parties partlesthe partiesthe
the Republicans silver party and the theDemocrats theDemocrats
Democrats whose strength was In the theorder theorder
order designated Since the recent fu fusion fusion
sion of the two last named p parties partieshowever rtles rtleshowever
however the balance of power re remaIned remained
maIned with the sIlver element by a abig abig
big majority majorityERICKS majorityERICKSEN
ERICKS ERICKSEN N FOR JUDGE JUDGEDemocrats JUDGEDemocrats
Democrats Expe Expet t to Carry the Sev Seventh Seventh
enth District DistrictHpeclal Districtipecia1
Hpeclal Correspondence CorrespondencerH
rH Pleasant June 29 FerdI FerdInand Ferdinand
nand ErIcksen a prQminent D Democrat DemocratIc mocrat mocratic
ic attorney of this city and county countyhas countyhas
has announced his candidacy for the thejudgeship thejudgeship
judgeship of the Seventh JudIcIal ala alatrict Is IstrIct
trIct 111 ErIcken aid that indivId indivIdually individually
ually he had done one nothing as yet in inhIs inhis
hIs own behalf but that fri friends nds had hadbeen hadbeen
been pushIng his ca cause se and that so sofar sofar
far the outlook was favorable H He was wasnot wasnot
not goIng to make a scramble for the thenomination thenomination
nomination but was certainly wllllng wllllngto
to accept It iftendered if tendered him and he hewould hewould
would appreciate thehono the honor highly Mr MrEricksen MrEricksen
Ericksen will almost certainly receive receIethe receivethe
the nominat nomination on as he Is practically the theonly theonly
only candIdate N K Reed of ManU Maptihas ManUhas
has been mentioned Occ occasionally sionalIY for forthe forth
the th nomination but it Is generaly un understood understood
derstood that lIe wIshes the distrIct at attorneyshIJ attorrieyshlp
torneyshIJ torneyshIJThe torrieyshlpThe
The Democratic party is very san sanguIne sanguine
guIne of carrying the distrIct and ex expect expect
pect to elect theIr men bymajoritles bymajoritlesranging by majorities majoritiesranging
ranging from 300 to 400 They are con confident confident
fident of havIng everythIng but San Sanpete Sanpete
pete and assert that this county wlll wlllhave willhave
have to overcome a majority of over
300 which wi11 come in from the sout soutand south southand
and east before the Democratic ticket ticketcan ticketcan
can be knocked out Th They y do not an anticipate anticipate
ticipate this for an Instant and even evengo evengo
go so far as to say that the Ftepub FtepubIleans Republicans
Ileans w111 lose this county In view at atthe ofthe
the showing made at the sP spe cIal ial elec election election
tion when the Republican majority majoritywas
was cut down to fortyone in this thiscounty thiscounty
county they have prettygood grounds groundson
on which to base their claIms claImsThe claimsThe
The RepublIcans hold theIr dIstrIct dIstrIctconvention districtconvention
convention next Tuesday at Mant1 and andIt andIt
It is practically cert certain In that JU Judge JudgeJohnson 1ge 1geJohnson
Johnson will b renomlnated to the thejudgeship thejudgeship
judgeship and U D LivIngston to the theattorneyship
attorneyship attorneyshipThe
The delegates delegateswho who were selected to toattend toattend I
attend this convention are CN C N Soren SorenSQn Sorepson
son A Johnson Ras Rasmus us Anderson AndersonFrancis And rson rsonFrancis
Francis Jensen JensenPLEASANT JensenPLEASANT
PLEASANT GROVE PRMAItY PRMAItYElected RThTA1YElected
Elected Delegates to the County CountySchool CountySchool
School Convention ConventionSpec ConventionSpecie
Spec Specie 11 correspon1tn correspon1tnPleasant Corresponence CorresponencePleasant
Pleasant GrW Groe Utah j Jtine ne 29A 29Anonpartisan > tt A Anonvartlsan
nonpartisan p pimary wary hanJt1i w1j wDheld held last lastevenIng lastevening
evenIng at the city hallf i the pur purpose purpose
pose of electing nine delegates to at attend attend
tend the county conv convention ntion to nomi nominate nomlnate
nate a county sUI superintendent > erintendentand and to tonomInate tonominate
nomInate a trustee Alexander Bullock Bullockwas Bullockwas
was elected chairman and Mrs Rose RoseB RoseB
B HayessecreiarY HayessecreiarYThe HayessecretyThe
The followingwere following ere ejected asdele asdelegates as dde ddegates
gates to the equnty cQurityconventlo conVention Will Willlam Vi1lIart1
lam LHayesf L Haes James J esQ 0 Bullockf S a i iSmith
Smith J H Cqembs Cmbs C PWaVnick n Icl Iclr IcliI
iI
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James J ames L Brown Ezra F Walker John JohnH JohnH
H Newman Charles Jeppson JeppsonAltematesCj JeppsOnAlternatesS
AltematesCj L SwensonP Swenson P E EBro BBrown
Bro Brown Maggie Sdrre Sdrrenscln SdrrensclnJoseph 1son 1sonJoseph
Joseph Larson and Rose B Hayes Hayeswere Hayeswere
were candidat candidates s for the position of ofrustde
tI1lst t rustde e r4e vote < was a c1oie one onetwentytwo onev
t twentytwo to nlneteenIn tfavor of ofMrs ofMrs
Mrs Haves HavesThe HavesThe
The delegation to Provo wIll support supportames
James J ames S Brown for county uperin nuperinendent uperintendent
tendent tendentSECOND t endentECOND
tS
SECOND S DISTRICT CONVENTION CONVENTIONJudge CONVENTIONudge
Judge J and Attorney to be Nominated Nominatedat
at Kaysville KaysvilleSpecIal
SpecIal Correspondence CorrespondenceKaysvil1e CorrespondenceKaysville
Kaysvil1e Utah June 29Polltical 29Pollticalinterest
interest i in Davis county is centered in inthe inthe
the judicial convention to be held In InKaysv11Ie inKaysville
Kaysv11Ie tomorrow The impression impressionhere ImpressIonhere
here is that Judge Rolapp will be re renomirtated renominated
nominated on the first ballot although althoughudge
Judge J udge Maloney and H H Henderson Hendersonboth
both of Ogden have been announced announcedas
as candidates withIn the past few fewdays fewdays
days daysThe daysThe
The fight for the nomination for dis district
trict t attorney seems to be cOJi coiilned ned to toWeber toWeber
Weber c cciunty unty Valentine GIdeon and andA
A G Horn both of Ogden are most mosttalked
talked t about here County Attorney
Streeper of DavIs is spoken of favor favorably favorably
ably here and his name will go go before beforethe beforehe
the t he convention conventionFAVORS conventionFAVORS
FAVORS FITZHUGH LEE LEEGeorge LEEGeorge
George W Thatchers Candidate For ForVice or orVice
Vice President PresidentSpetial PresidentSpecial
Special Correspondence CorrespondenceLogan CorrespondenceLogan
Logan June 29Hon G W Thatch Thatcher Thatcher
er and Mrs Thatcher left here this af afternoon atternoop
ternoon for for Salt Lake from from where they theywIll theywill
wIll proceed on Sunday to K Kansas nsas City CityMr CityMr
Mr Thatchers preference for vice vicepresident vicepresident
president on the Democratic ticket has hasfallen hasfallen
fallen on Fitzhugh Lee with Senator SenatorJohn
John W Daniel as second choice choiceQuite
Quite a number ot th the women of this thIscity
city have effected a political organlza organlzation organization
tion which will have for its purpose purposethe purposethe
the obtaining of polItical recognition recognitionfor n
for women Mrs M S Ormsby was waselected
elected resident > ot the club Mrs P PE
E Keeler vicepresident and Mrs Jen Jennie
nIe SleLter secretary secretaryBEA secretaryBEAVER
BEA BEAVER VER C COUNTY UNTY CANDIDATES CANDIDATESDemocrats CANDIDATESDemocrats
Democrats Will Elect E1emiss Miss Christian ChristianCounty ChristianCounty
County Superintendent SuperintencentSpecial SuperintendentSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldMilford HeraldMilford
Milford Utah June 29Both Repub Republicans Republicans
licans and Democrats ts held county con CQnventions conventions
ventions this afternoon at MnersvlUe MnersvlUeto
to nomInate candidates for county countyschool countyschool
school superintendent with the follow followIn
In results resultsRepublIcan resultsRepublican
RepublIcan Charles Wolfenden at atB ofBeaver
B Beaver aver Democrat MIss Christainof Christainofthe Christain oft oftthe
the same place It Is con conceded < eded that thatMiss thatMiss
Miss Christian has a walkover walkoverSpanish walkoverSpanish
Spanish Fork Delegates DelegatesSpecial DelegatesSpecial
Special Correspondtnce CorrespondtnceSpanish Corresponnce CorresponnceSpanish
Spanish Fork June 29 Ata AtaDemocratic At a aDemocratic
Democratic primary held here last lastnIght lastnight
nIght Lars Neilson was nominated as asschool asschool
school trustee for three years and andMorris andMorris
Morris 1Iickleson as trustee for one oneyear I Iyear
year The following delegates were wereelected wereelected
elected to the county school conven convention
tion tionH
H CJere C Jere W V E Stoker George GeorgeDebuis GeorgeDebuis
Debuis Joseph E Willsins David DavidPrior DavidPrior
Prior W O Cr Creek ek Andrew Prior Mor Morris Morna
ris na 1Iickleson Edward MorgansMiss MorgansMissLila Morgans Miss MissLila
Lila Gardner and Miss1IaggieJones Miss1IaggieJonesAlterriatesEph Miss Maggie Jones JonesAlternatesEph
AlterriatesEph Rowe John P Jones Jonesand Jonesand
and J P Holt Jr JrSpningville
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Springville School Primary PrimarySpecial
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Special Correspondence CorrespondenceSpringviUe CorrespondenceSpringville
SpringviUe June 29 Last night nighta
a nonpartisan primary was held heldat heldat
at the Central school building to se select select
lect a candidate for trustee in place placeof
of O 11 MoWer and to select thirteen thirteendelegates thirteendelegates
delegates to the county school conven convention convention
tion A J SouthwIck secured the nom nomination nomination
ination for trustee trusteeThe trusteeThe
The delegates selected to the ProvoconVOntlon Provo ProvoconV
conV conVOntlon ntion are O 11 lIowerLE lIowerLEEggertson Mower L B BEggertson
Eggertson Aaron Roylance Mrs Ella EllaCtdarlund EllaCedarlund
Ctdarlund Miss Catherine Houtz Dr DrF DrF
F Dunn Mrs Ella Haymond JamesStraw James JamesStraw
Straw T L Mendenhall F P Whit Whitmore Whitmore
more Walter Wheeler W K Johnson Johnsonand Johnsonand
and Henry Pennington Alternates AlternatesJames AlternatesJames
James E Hall E N Jordan H M MDougall MDougall
Dougall D C Johnson Mrs Bina Binalleman BinaXileman
Xileman lleman
Political Notes
D ft C Dunbar and Frank Maguire Maguireleft Maguireeft
left l last night for Kansas City to at attend atend
tend t the convention They were unable unableI
to t o wait for the rest of the Utahcrowd Utahcrowdfor Utah crowd crowdfor
for the reason that they have some somebusiness somebusiness
I business which must be transacted be befor before
for fore the big meeting begins beginsUtahs beginsUtahs
Utahs headquarters at Kansas City Cityw111 Citywill
will be In a big room at the Hotel Bal Baltimore Battimore
timore All citizens of this state are areexpected areexpected
expected to can there and make them themselves themselves
selves known Arrangements wIll be bemade
I
made to secure seats for them in the theconvention
convention conventionPeople cOnventionPeople
People who have been thinking of ofgoing ofgoing
going to Kansas CIty with ith the Utah Utahcrowd
crowd must make up their minds be before before
fore no nobn n today as after that hour It ItwiH itwill
will be impossible to secure accommo accommodations accommodations
dations on the spe special ial PUllman PUllmanJudge PullmanJudge
Judge BaldwIn read with some sur surprIse
prim in a morning paper yesterday yesterdaythat yesterdaythat
that he Is a receptive candIdate for the thejudIcial thejudicial
judIcial nOJl1ination at the coming Re Republicancbnvention
publicancbnvention publican cbnvention Judge BaldwIn BaldwInhas Baldwinhas
has always been a Democrat and would wouldhardly wouldhardly
hardly be eligible for nomInation at a aRepublIcan
RepublIcan convention conventionOIlCa conventionCHILDREN
OIlCa OIlCaCHILDREN
CHILDREN ENTERTAIN ENTERTAINFine
Fine Programme by St Marys rys Cath Cathedral Cathedral
edral Choir ChoirThe ChoirThe
The entertainment by the childrens childrenschoir childrenschoir
choir of St Marys cathedral at the theNew theNew
New Gra Grapd d last eenIng eveningwas I was a most mostdecI mostdecided
decI decided ed success and gave the greatest greatestpleasure greatestpleasure
pleasure to the large audIence assem assembled assembled
bled On the stage there were fifty fiftychildren fiftychildren
children from tiny tots to young la ladies
dIes under the direction of lIis Miss Nora NoraGleason NoraGleason
Gleason with MIss Florence Graham Grahamat
at the piano pianoThe DianoThe
The vrogramme was made up of ofsongs ofsongs
songs reclt recitations tions choruses dances and andmarches andmarches
marches Eve Everr J one of the 5i siaen siaennumbers en ennumbers
numbers was cheered the audIence be beIng belag
lag especially pleased with the per performance performance
formance of the little tots totsNumbers totsNumbers
Numbers that gave special pleasure pleasurewere pleasurewere
were the salutatory by Miss Kathleen KathleenMcCooey KathleenMcCooey
McCooey the recitation An EpIsode EpIsodeby
by MIss Huldarose Brown the origInal origInalIrIsh originalIrish
IrIsh breakdown by Miss Cora Cam Cameron Cameron
eron the piano solo Bout en Traine Traineby Traineby
by Miss Florence Graham the recIta recItation recitation
tion Tararaboomdeaye 1y Miss MissMargery MissMargery
Margery l hrlvey < Kissing Neath the theStars theStars
Stars a pantomIme by Miss Mary and andMaster andMaster
Master Ruel Halloran Mammys Col Colored Coiored
ored Coons by b MIss Margaret Fitz Fitzgerald Fitzgerald
gerald and little ones vocal s solo lo The TheSongs TheSongs
Songs lJy y Mother Sang to Me by Miss MissClara MissClara
Clara Fafek and the origInal horn hornpipe hornpipe
pipe 1750 by Miss Cora Cameron CameronThe CameronThe
The friends of every chIld on the theprogramme theprogramme
programme have reason to b be proud of ofthe ofthe
the showing made madeDROPS
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ing Octogenarian OctogennrianMexico OctogenarianMexico
Mexico 110 June 29It Is saId here herethat herethat
that John W V Gates the ChIcago cap capItallst capitalist
Itallst has decided to drop the prose prosecution prosecution
cution of the famous case of Alex Alexander Alexander
ander Jester charged wIth killing his hisbrother hisbrother
brother Gilbert Gates In MissourI MissourItwentynine Missouritwentynine
twentynine years ago agoJester agoJester
Jester while under indiftment inditment for forthe forthe
the murder escaped from prison tven tventyeight twentyeight
tyeight years ago and was arrest arrested arrestedonly d donly
only a year ago He was trIed in 19 19but 1899 1899but
but the jury disagreed A second tria triahad trial trialhad
had been s set t for next we weIt kat at New NewLond NewLondon
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