t l THE SALT SiL1LAK1i LAKE HERALD THURSDAY THVRSDAYMAY Y MAY lIA Y 11 Thioo 1905 0 l if its it 8H Happens Happensits ffcro z HERALD SPORTS J Iz1 If W If Right i Hire HireW = = e 1 FIRST F FIRSTAT RST AT HOME HOMELOST HOMEEOSTBYELDERS1 i iLOST LOST EOSTBYELDERS1 EOSTBYELDERS1Thu BY ELDERS ELDERSPail 1 1Fail Pail to Connect With Ogden 0gdenPitchers OgdenFitohers Pitchers PitchersSTART FitohersSTART PitchersSTART 4 START IMPRESSIVE SCENE SCENEMAYOR SCENEr1AYOR SCENEMAYOR MAYOR THROWS SPIT BALL BALLOUT BAL BALOUT BALLOUT OUT OF THE COUNTRY COUNTRYSTANDING COUNTRYST COUNTRYSTANDING STANDING ST NDING OF THE TH TEAMS TEAMSPacific TEAMSPacific TEAMSPacific Pacific National Nati nal League LeagueWon LeagueYOII LeagueWoi Won Lost P I C CSpokane CSpJn CZpoksie Spokane SpJn 7 X Z13oFs 7W 7WBoise 7 Boise J 13oFs I 4 4 4Og4n M MOgden f Ogden Og Og4nSalt S SSalt 8 8Salt Salt Lake Lke 3 ZTakin t ITaking 338 338Taking Taking Takin < up mutters 1 In their thr chronologi chronological cboo ¬ cal a I order on o mart flint f consider tfc tfcfirst t tfrt thS thSfirst o M ee first frt ball bn ple pitched in h the t first fn toagae ge game gameof gan ganIf of If the th season 8a on o the th home h grounds groundsthe re4Ifld re4Ifldt1tf the formal foal opening oi of o o the te teTh season seasonThte zeonThi Thte Th bU 1U w irftcned I4tch t i by Mayor M7 yir R P PMorris Pnt PMnrrhi Morris nt who played plaJ ball bl in the th good to okl oklday ol oddayic day tay when time tm was R you young and am nd first firstJOiinee frt frtlot ftEt1otiiw JOiinee lot watt wa I out out Some 81 oie persuasion ltn o was wasnecessary wa waliI W2S1cC8ary necessary liI r to get c hte bi honoron bnron the t fieW fieWHe feld feldHe uiekilie He demurred mach Crocks huck k fellers fellersho fetr fetrh feHethe tun 1a ho h said sid hI I aint in no kind of o condition conditionI cndition cnditionI I haint hant han t nitcned no n baaeball hibi for uorY1 years yearsYou ye Dtcl You really rly hadnt hnt oughter ought r ast at me to todo todo todo do it At Jt length after aCtr receiving r ivhtJ assur assurances asur asurlf ur urfl ¬ ances lf fl that tht the th biggest bRl league legue jwesideiit jwesideiitin lHedeut lHedeutin in the ititermonntahi hltentail country oountr would wol eseay eseayto esayU to catch the throw thrw Mayor ayo Morris ori con consented c conity ¬ sented sentedtity gelt geltIity tity ity and an nd league executives xeule ducked duckedtiirougto d duckedth ked kedUlrnu tiirougto Ulrnu th rough the t th grandstand g ldtan gate gtt and an moved movedto mof to their thr stations Itati at a brisk brik canter cnte Pros President Pr Prt Prosit1ent ¬ ident t nt Rishel Rish < 1 brw borrowed 1 Leahys Lh mitt mit and andsucceeded nd ndueoeded succeeded 1eeedf in almost almt concealing concelng his hi hand handin In4 handin in the t same me Why Vhv he put the glove on onis onfs onis is not nl known because hecutw he never nver gove touched touchedthe to toucheitthe l lthE the thE ball bal with it it Bluth first frt man Dn up updutifully updutful updutifuilr dutifully dutful swung at the bail bi regardless regardlessof s sof of Ir the th fact fac that it Rot Iot a I good O corner cornerof cor corr cornerf of r the tI third thnt bag The T president l dtIde made a afmutic afrntic fmutic frtlte swipeat sipa swipe at H I regained rbiR his hi balance balanceanrt b1 balanceand and an dasned da fw cover coverIt cve It was a spit Itbl pItbaU ball declared delrt declaredtba the league leaguepresident l leaguerrssldeat president Trtt after Aff reaching rechi his hi seat st in jf the thegrandstand theI I grandstand grandtan4 It 1 t mayhave my may hlye bave been f all that thatK tt ttK thatK K Hoon Bad Actor ActorWith ActorWilh ActorVith With this thi pleasing ceremony cey tucked tued up upand upand upand and put Plt away pg the Elders Elcr settled stl down downto tO1 to solve Ive 2r K HooTti Hc fl Six xlm Innings later laterthey hter htert laterthr they t hf were wer still tn striving slrivhl in vain to t prove provaHm pro provehim Hm 1 j mi a pseudo ttKI alarm alrm All A I they ty had hd to toshow 10how toshow show for their strenuous life lfe was ws one onelittle onelittle little ht1e run Mn which Max Muller Muler sneaked sneakedwhen s sneakedwhen when whfn1l nobody y wa was Y looking leklng With Itk the seventh set the th Eiders Eler klers made m ndencrted a aconcerted atonfrte concerted tonfrte and an highly wcceiwful ful assault aaeaulton a ul on n the tl Hoon Ho capital atal OBrien Ol n opened openedit it I with th a low 10 drive drht inside inse third thir that thatbore tht thtbon thattor bore him to second S0 and he h scored se when whenTozer whn whnTz whenTzor Tozer Tz lifted lfte oa O for fo three thre sacks sck over overJimlins overHimln overtmIins Jimlins Himln dome de in middle mlk Mullers Mun rs double doubleliroiight doublebrnight liroiight Tower to the th home noe ranch rnh and andjoy andIov joy fama Cam Iov o 3m was unconftned unCn in the th Salt Sal Lake Lakefama Lke LkeCam Lake3m famaHumph Humph muttered mutlrt Gim Im 11 afeard afeardthis afeardthis this Kirby Hoon HO feller f llr is i goin gem to waste wastei wte wtea a i lot He done dn noble D here r gn in the th fore forepart roepart part o the tbpm game I reckon reko I shant sbat let lethim letlim him 1 m ftitch ich tat block bk o hten clean cln of or orTheun oCf oCfThereupon f fThereupon Thereupon Theun Gim ordered orr Mr linen HO to tomhitch toInhith toI I f unhitch and an brought bht forth foth UK t large largeThompson lar largeThoinpson Thompson Ttatpn After that tht Following FolwiO the theappearance theuIpearanee appearance p nmc of Thompson Tholl When WhenThompson WhenThoOo Yn YnThol Thol Thompson came NJ In f From Fr that tkt time timeon t tn timecn on n you o understand understandWell undrto understandWsIl Well 1 Ogden n got Jol seven s1tn runs ruRC all 11 told toldThey tol tokiThey They hy mug have been Jn hitting hiUin the t ball ballOimlin bl ballimin fimln Oimlin imin had one on of his old style stle foolish foolishtreaks foih foihtrfak foolishirenks > treaks trfak Three Th doubles db and a a single e out outrf outr rf r five times t uo tl was wa all he h could tio tioThe doIhe 1 The Tht hitting iUnl disease di was a rather rther prevalcutt prevalent evalelt1n i iin t in the th ranks rn of our or ancient ant enemies ehi but butCHmlins botilmUns butr r CHmlins case c was a the worst ot one oe lie liewas Hevas I Ic Icwas was the chief chie factor faco facto in breaking beakll UP the theC th thegnie C Jm JmTh gnie gnieThe > me meThe The Th trouble trob was waf they thy got an early earlystart prly prlyttart earlystart start ttart Three Tr solemn smn swats swat 3 two of them themdoubles tl themdoubles doubles dou a sacrifice acrf a walk wD and sa an A er error e ermr ¬ ror gave Ostfe 0g three lbH ram r Tn T Thus e it itstood itsto itstood stood sto until unti the t seventh svtnt Do D not n wa waprithee w wrrlth wprithee prithee rrlth say y tacky seventh Mventr It I was w a ahorriWe I ahorrible nation zati horrible horh mess m ana a and requires ruir particuhHi particuhHization particulannation rtkln rtklnzati Horrors Horrors of the Seventh SeventhBluth SeventhBluth SeventhBluth Bluth pried the tl can c open with a sin single Bn BnTf singte ¬ gle Tf and an Clark Clrk came can behind bhin him wth with a atwobase atwob atwohane twobase twob Jab Then Thn Hausen hit one oe to toTleilty toRely toReilly Tleilty Rely who j joined jned Leahy in the thefnl success successful successliii ¬ ful pursuit puruit of Bluth who wa formally formallyput foaly foalyput formallyPut put out Hausen Hausn and Clark Clr would ol fain fainimprove fain1mvror fainmiprove improve the occasion O on to move up a ap peg pegearh pegerh earh wh and a terrible tfrble row rw took place pJ2 Hau Hausen Haun laii laiiSen ¬ sen n was caught cuJht between blwn first 1t and ln sec second M mcnid ¬ ond nn j and nd we felt f 1 real rl compassionate eolotf to toward towar toward ¬ ward war Bill Bi for fo a few ffw seconds After Aftr AftrfdlUn some somcfiddling somefiddling fiddling fdlUn around he b charged straight strgt to toFe toffnd torend Fe ffnd rend < nd to which hih Clark Clr had hd skeddadled skeddadledback skeddadledback kEal back huk That left rft two citizens etafD on the same samebH54 j jb b 1AS bH54 s f contrary rntrar3 to the th rules nlt made and andprovided andproyift andprovided provided proyift but ht Clark at 3 once oe galloped gloll off ufrfr offfr I Ifor fr third Thornton Thfton had the ball bl and amipasted andpasted pasted Plftf it Reillyward Rmy but bt drove it i too t high highami hg higial ami l both > oth of ottbe the Onden en critters crter were safe sr srIf safeIf j jIf If it had hd ended tn there the th episode epicc might mighthave mightlan mighthave have lan been bn regarded r ar as an exciting exctng though thoughe thou thoughmt h hrot rot mt implsan np nt nL fetVe featqe e of 0 the game I But Buti ButGimln Butimlln Gimln imlln CAm came bhin behind i vrith th another anoher of his hisy hI hIr hisrazy r razy < Z y twobase twol hits hil to right rght and scored scoredhis sN sNhis scoredhis his two oW M friend frtn The Th ball b1 was wa blocked blockedand Mockedand ke and nd he Iu D rambled rthle to third thir I before bfot things tln tlnWfr j jwere 4 Wfr were right ri t again a f Fulmer scored him himwith himwih himwith with wih a single sn1 and came a home ho himself hiff on onsingles 0 05ing oisingles singles 5ing by B Ber Baer er and an Brestao BrestaoMuller Br BresiuoMuller Muller Makes Some Hay The life 1fe tory of 0 the therun Eldent second secondnm run h bg H bn set t forth foth The T first flt firstwas < we wewas U Uwaf waf was due te entirely entreb to the stalwart bat batsuid bt btnd batid suid nd adequate a uate mentality mfntalty of Max Xuiter XuiterMax Xti MuilerMax r rIax Max Iax came Cne up with 1th two gone gne and 4r lrove lroveout r > vo voout v vout out a R a twobagger twobssr Stickney Stckny pushed Mm Mmalone Jdmatom 1dmalong alone with wth a single 2nKIe to left Idt and Max Maxtmraked ax axsieaked tmraked tlllke home on O the same f play pia Hastings Hastingshad had gathered up the te ball bl and hammered hammeredit ham rM rMi it i at the infield It was w drifting dlftn for torHoon forIloon Hoon HQn who was wa not watching wtcbing it It iL Max Maxhowever Maxhoweer Maxhowever however had ba his hi eyes ye open opn and an at cnce cncepounded tncepounded pounded pounde the tht yielding ieltg jnw4 mu between btwe him himand himand biteand and the plate winning wnnin safe sfe before btore Hoon Hoonhad Hon Honhad iloonhad had adapted adaPte himself himlf to the unexpected unexpectedconditions unexpctedconditions conditions conditionsThe toditon conditionsThe The fielding feJin on both bth sides sid was Wa of a type typethat tnl typethat that merits mrit llKle Itl abune Mb and a when w oc4 oc4alleges or oralleges alleges aHff that the EWers E lost J mainly be because b iecause ¬ cause auS they eoiiMnt llMt hit the pitching he heis heis heis the tht is coming vli ease easeconsidering e mighty miihty close c0 to the te pthln facts c in inthe Intht inthe considering I the weather wfatbcr and the thegrounds therounds thegrounds grounds rounds oRkn which whkh were tre cold old and muddy mud mudIPMtve re respectively respectively ¬ spectively IPMtve the fielding filin was wa splendid splendidStickney splendidSttkney p nld nldSfkkne Stickney got t away with Ith the circus crcu catch catchly ctch ctchof catchof of th the dy daya onJnd oneband crb grab of a f fly ly by byHastings byHtnn by1stlnga Hastings Htnn short shor hi I right b center cnfr The e in infield infield ¬ field work generally wa wal was high clas clasLeahys ciasIehya IAS IASIahys Leahys Iahys accurate Hne and successful BCul pegging peggingto to bases b was w H I feature for of tbe play playIt playIt playIt It would wl be b les Ie Bje majeate ma jest e to charge eb that thatReilly tht thtRtiy thatReilly Reilly Rtiy wns Ws once caught cught asleep a21ep at a second secondby Md Mdb sneundby by b Mr Ir Hose HO Let Lt it suffice suffi to say sy Man Manager Manager an ana ¬ ager a er Reilly Reiy wm was unfortunate nocunt in making makingonnectkMis Ri makinga a onnectkMis nneis with wth the bag bg when wbtn Hone Hoonthrew Hon Honthrfw Honethrew threw thrfw to Bresino BresinoBresino Br BresinoBresino ino inoBresino Bresino Ah yes The Te little JIUt fellow fellowHe fellw fellwHt fellowlie He Ht played a nice nic game of bal bl yesterday yesterdayas t as iS usual 1mal payt and may be b expected txJtf to ray rayiS en enthrall enthral enthrall ¬ thrall thral feminine ffminin hearts j sa s of yore yoreFulmer yorf yreFulmer Fulmer another 2noth r echo tho was much ueh in evi evidence eyidfnp v1 v1denes ¬ dence dfnp and had his hi share hart in th the < > bother botherIt bthrr bthrrIt It was a R good go game of hall haI to look lok at atGrandmothers atGrandmothers atI atGrandmothers I Grandmothers GrandmothersTea J Tea TeaPot TeaPotalways Pot PotAlways PotAlways Always fragrant fragrantAlways fragrantIflways Always tempting temptingBECAUSE temptingl temptingBECAUSE BECAUSE she always brews brewsA brewsA l BECUE s aWAy I T 0 A delicious delciou product produc of Japans oljapansfairest Japansfairest Japansfart fairest fart tea te gardens gardensAsk gare garew Ask for fo the package with the thetea theu Ak w te pcJg wt te teI teatreeonht teatreeonhtleporini it itImported u I tea t tree t on It ItImped Imported Imped and d packed puke only ony by byH b 1 7 H fl J BRANDENSTE1N BRNDEEN CO COSan Co COtan San D Francisco Fna Cal C Ct t BOOKIE TRUST BUSTED BUSTEDNew BUSTEDI BUSTEDII I New York Race Promoters Fromoter Decide to tolet toLet I let Anybody Aybody Sell SellPools Sel SellPools Pools PoolsXew FoolsXew PoolsNew Xew York Yok Kay ay T HArbtrr ItArbitrary Arbitrary methods methodsi i of dealing delng with Ith bettors bto syndicate Bynlte prices pricesand JI pricesand and an attempt atempt recently rnty to dominate teminte the thebetting ti theettIng betting btin ring rn have hve resulted rfutte in the th prac practical pnlctCI PriiCtical ¬ tical tCI wiping ipilg out of if special ail privileges privilegesheretofore prvike pi1VuIOOPheretofore heretofore htofI enjoyed enjo by the th Metropol 1 Metropon MetroponTurf trp n nTurf nTrf Turf association Isito composed e of bookmakers bookmakerson bkmaktrs bkmaktrson on the th race rc tracks tcck about ab New ew York YorkAt York YorkAt At a conference cfclnc attended atandt by representa representatives rptta rpttaUVe represeitathea ¬ tives UVe uf f all al the th New York racing radnl as a 5550 5550clattons o oewttong oeUs ewttong eUs it was as decided lt there should Moul be beno b bie no n further furt dealings deUR with the th men mn of o the thebetting thebetng thebetting betting betng rings rng Hereafter HfPfe the tb grounds grold will willbe wil wilb willbe be b open opn to all al and an any al bookmakr bkmkr who whoeH whoaH whoess eH aH establish lablsh his ht financial fnanial integrity ineiy and andwho aMwho Slidwho who desires desirf to make mke a a book bk OB 0 the races racesmay r racesmay do may so soKor 8 soFor For or several years r the th Metropolitan men menhave mesmne melthave have mne controlled eontrlkd the entire nlre etrpitn space sce of the thebi thebtg bi btg ring rng and each ecl week wek its member membersdrew draw d lots lot for fOpto positions Nonmembers Nonmemberswere were not i permitted ermitted ltted to do business bu except excepton on a line behind the th big 1M ring although althoughmany althouJhmany althoughInally many of them were perhaps more re responsible re responaiWe responalbIe ¬ sponsible financially than some members membersof of th t the Metropolitan association Those Thosein in control oC the racing plants have de decided decHied decided ¬ cided however in view of the loud com comHtaints comnt8 cornaints Htaints aints nt8 and recent friction to make the thebig tbetg thebig big ring an open op n affair to a certain certainextent certainextent certamexteit extent and th the Metropolitan members memberswftl lIHIRbersw memberswill will w l have nothing to say NI in the future futuroas as to drawing drawt lots for positions positionsThe positionsThe positionsThe The turf association is a close corpora corporation corporation corporalion ¬ tion of aW members > Admission has al always alWAYS always ¬ ways been by ballot and by the purchase purchaseof of a retiring members button Prices Pricesfor Pricesfor Fricesfor for these have ruled over 5000 OOO for a year yearor yearor yearor or two two but when news of the action of ofthe ofthe ofthe the track authorities autb ritk f became me known there therewas thereas thereWas was as a quick drop to t 52500 at which fig figure ff ffure figurn ¬ ure one membership membe hip was as sold soldwith soldwith soldwith with plenty of Incident and had the day been a trifle warmer no legitimate kick kickcould kickcould kickcould could be registered The crowd was good goodin in view vie of the fact that almost every everything CIYthin everything ¬ thing thin coW except mint juleps had been beendropping beendropping beendropping dropping from toni the heavens in the imme immediate Immediate Immediate ¬ diate past Today it will be clear and andwarm andwarm andWarm warm according to the Almanack AhJNIR ck de deHyatt deHYat doliyatt Hyatt 1 The name teams meet at 330 330on 3Oon on 0 the same old diamond diamondBy diamondBy diamondBy By the way ay the diamond should be fast fasttoday fasttoda fasttoday today toda barring further precipitation prec pr cipitati J tat n It Itwas ItWitS Itwas was much better yesterday than anyone anyonewpi an anyonesaPPOSed one oneSftlttlOSed SftlttlOSed wpi osed it would be Evidently Evldentl Messrs MessrsReilly MessrsReilly IessrsReilly Reilly and Shepard have not put their thoirsouls theirsouls theirsouls souls into their work at that field this thisspring thisspri thisspring spring spri invain invainFollowing in lnvainFollowing vain vainFollowin Following Followin is the detailed score scoreThe KorThe scoreThe The Score ScoreOgden ScoreOgden ScoreOgden Ogden OgdenAB OgdenAB AB R R H PO A E EBluth EBhrth EBluthrf Bluth Bluthrf r rt f 5 1 2 e 0 0 0Clark 0Clark 01 Clark 1 b 4 1 2 10 1 0 0Hausen QH 0Hauaenc Hausen H Hauaenc ulllen c c 4 0 I 00 00Giseliuef 41 41GiKtI GimNti Giseliuef c f i 4 1 0 0 0FuhMer 0Fubeer i Fulmer 3 b 4 1 2 2 t 41 41H8tii I 1 1HNt 1lTiwitlngsLf H8tii lTiwitlngsLf ft L f f 4 i 0 1 J 00 00i I IBeer 00Berb i B Beer Berb r 2 b 4 1 e 1 4 5 L0 L0Ern 0 0Bresino OBre Bresino Bre gg t I 43 2 I 0 0HOOD 0Hooap Moon Hooap p u 2 O 0 1 30 30Thompson t 0 0T 0Thompsonp Thompson T otRpi p to 1 i 0 00 0 1 0 0Totals 0Totals 0Totals Totals u JK 7 71421361 71421361Salt M 27 16 1 1Salt 1Salt Salt Lake LakeAB LakeIAD LakeAB AB R R 31 PO A E EMuller EMuntr EMuller Muller L 1 f S 1 5 0 K b i 1 0 oStickney 0Stickne 0Stickney Stickney r f 5 0 0Detenus 1 1 0 9 9DelMatJ 0Dehassas Detenus Dehassas gs Z 3Thornton 0 8 I Itot1 4Thornton Thornton tot1 1 b 3 4 4RHIly 6 0 9 1 1Rem 1Reilly3b RHIly Rem Reilly3b 3 b 2 2Leahy il 1 8 I 0 0f 0Leahyc Leahy Leahyc c e4 4 4HaynK I W 74 0 01fane HaynK 1fane e f f I S SOBrfea I l 2 t 0 g goBrieu 0 0OBcIen2b OBrfea OBcIen2b 2 b t 1 1Toaer I 1 6 6Towr Toaer Touerp p 4 1 1RiSSS 1 0 8 8R WRlggscf RiSSS R Rlggscf c Co f r 1 1Totals It 0 1 0 0 0Tolals 0Totals Totals SI SIScore 1 J 7 7 Ii 1 I IScore 3Seorebylnstags Score Seorebylnstags by innings 1284567S9 1284567S9Ogden 1 123456789Ogden J i 6 S 9 9n Ogden Ogdenflits n uuJttlfHH88 uuJttlfHH88Hits 3t e04 7 Hits 3 1 11 1 1 6 61 1 1 114 114Error 114Errors H HErrors Errors OOieeooo 00100000Wi 00100000WiSalt 16 eo 0 8 1 1Salt 1St Salt Lake 666 00041020W 00041020WHits ee i 10206 1 O 0 61 61Hits f fHits Hits 8 0001203017 0001203017Errors 961203 9 61 01 81 81Errors 1 7 7Errors Errors 1 1000 10000110WS 10000110WSEarned 0 0 0 e 1 11 1 0 eo 0 3 3Earned 3oarDfd Earned Runs RttnsSalt Salt lAke 3 Ogden OgdenTwobase 2 Twobase Hits HitsluUor Mullen 2 OBrien O BriE > n Gim GimII Girnlit II lit 3 1 Clark Threebase Thr base Hit HitToier HitToierBwIIeJ HitTozerBases Tozer TozerB B Bases TCS on n Balls B BailsOff llsOrr Off HOOD 3 off Themp Thompson Thempson ¬ son 1 off o Toner 2 Hit by b Pitcher PilcherDel PilcherDelMA Del Delmas mae MA Fulmer Struck Out OutBy By Hoon 2 2by 2by by b Toaer T ar 8 Left on Bases B8 BasesSalt Salt Lake Lakden fi fiOgden 1 1Ogden Ogden den 7 Bases B on Errors ErrorsOxilen Ogden en 5 5Salt a aSttlt 1Salt Salt Lake 1 Balk BalkHuon Hoon Umpire CJMreSet CJMreSetIe Set Setley Icy Ie Time TImelr 147 Attendance AttcndanceiW AttcndanceiWSpokaneBoise Attendence7041SpokaneBoise m mSpokaneBoise SpokaneBoise Game Postponed PostponedSpokane P PostponedSpokane stponedSpokane Spokane Wash ash May Ma 10 l ilkSpokane ilkSpokaneBoise Spokane SpokaneBoise SpokaneBoise Boise game me postponed wet grounds groundsSCHOOL groundsSCHOOL SCHOOL BOYS AT WALKERS WALKERSAt At the Close of f Big League Game GameOquirrh GameOquirrh GameOquirrh Oquirrh and Wasatoh WasatohTeams WasatohTeams WasatohTeams Teams Play PlayAt At the th close < of the Salt LakeOgden LakeOgdengame game yesterday y terday about h half lf the crowd re remained remained remained ¬ mained to see a fourinning game sam be between between between ¬ tween the Oquirrh and Wasatch II tch teams The final score stood Wasatch aS8tck S Oquirrh 3 3 These teams are the leaders le8ders leadersin in in the Grade School league race and surprifled sur surprised stirprised ¬ prised the old fans who remained remal by the theway theway I way they handled themselves them elve3 on the dla diamond dlamond dlamend ¬ mond The kids get into the game at atall litall atall all points and slam the ball around the bases when they tbe are filled with as much muchconfidence muchroni muchconfidence confidence roni in their tht > ir ability to stoy the wild 11d throws as the big teams ever exhibit Thomas of the Wasatch a5atcb team a sturdy sturdyyoungster Btyrdyyoungster sturdyyoungster youngster held down UK th rubber H H6 tinhad had good control and managed to fool foolthe foolthe j the sluggers slu ers of the Oquirrh team and andthis andthis andthis this feature probably won the game for forthe forthe forthe the Wasatch asatch team teamThe tamThe teamThe The Wasatch aslttch batteries btit tcrles were w < rc Thomas ThoJDMSand Thomasand i iand and Fitzgerald Oquirrh Daft and Hardy Hurd WILL NOW PLAY FACULTY FACULTYJunior FACULTYJunior FACULTYJunior Junior L D S IT Team Beats BeatsSeniors BeatsSeniors BeatsSeniors Seniors by Score Scor of of15to9 15 15to9 15to9The to 9 9The 9Tbe The Seniors and Juniors of the L D DS DS DS S U L met in a hotly contested game on onthe onthe onthe the Capitol hill grounds rounda yesterday and andi andthe andthe i the Juniors won on by a score of 15 to 9 9i 9The L LThe i The winners lined up J Thomas c P PHammond PJlammol1dt I Ihammond Hammond Jlammol1dt p B Johnson 1 b R Young Youngss 2 b D ummlng I h T Hammond Hammondas ss Eakle and Bennion nnion r f Harris m mf mf inf f S Talraage I f fA fA fA A team composed Cfm entirely tntirel of the mete members m metebets m mb4rs ¬ bets of the faculty has challenged d the thewinners thewinners thewinners winners and the th Juniors accepted aCCf > pttd the thedefi tbedefj thedefi defi This game will m be played next nextWednesday nextednesday nextWednesday Wednesday on the Capitol hill grounds groundsami groundsani unds undsanol ami it is expected to be the greatest tt llt < con contest cont contest ¬ test t st < of the season in college circles circlesLOGAN circlesLOGAN circlesLOGAN LOGAN BEATS BEATSIDAHO IDAHO FALLS 2 TOTIN TO TOi 1 IN 13 INNINGS INNINGSSpecial INNINGSSDeCial INNING5Dec15 Special to The Herald HeraldIdaho HeraldIdaho heraldIdaho Idaho Falls Ida May tay 10 1 llkLozn Lognn won from the locals here ttday in the finest finestexhibition fflleMtexhibition fInestexhitjltjou exhibition of baseball blu ever witnessed at atthis atthts atthis this place p1a The final score was 2 to 1 Idaho Falls failed to score SC until the last half of the ninth when Edgington EdgIn ton bv a asharp IIsharp asharp sharp drive brought Irving Ir1 11 in Logan Loganmade Lo Loganmade n nmltde made the t first score in the fourth Two Twoerrors Twotrrors Twoerrors errors were made by each team Hall the local pitcher was 8S very er effective but the Logan twirler tw l1er did equally ny well Lo Logan Loan Logan ¬ gan scored 5eo again in the thirteenth Bat Batteries Uattt iatterlea ¬ teries tt Flail and Doan for Idaho Falls Beige and Christensen Cbritltc 3l n for Logan Logaatendance At Attendance t ¬ tendance tendallCfThe 9M 9MThe 9iThe The Logan Lo team goes to St Anthony to play pia tomorrow tomorrowZ Z C M 1 10 Keith OBricns 3 3The 3Thfo 3The The second Dd same nar in the Commercial Baseball leagw Ifta learsI between hetw n the 1 he 2 C M 1 I Iand Ilnd Iand and < Kelth KlthO KelthOBrienw rBritn < Iteleitu was played last even ¬ ing and the C M t1 I tea t mwon by a ascore ascore score of It to 3 The winners lined up C Farnsworth c c H Yoimg p A Fnl Fnlmer loylmr Fulmer mer 1 b R R Newton 2 b L Romney Romne r b J 1 McCulHum Mct ululR ss R R Broderson BrodersonI I f I WQisch w Owh and A Ash in f IL Miller r f fEmersons fEmersons 1Emersons Emersons 7 Waterloos 5 5The 5The 5The The Emerson and the Waterloo teams teamsplayed tearRSplayed trasplayed played an a exciting exeid game at Liberty park parkyesterday RrkyegenJay parkyesterday yesterday afternoon which resulted in a afor avictory 7 7teL victory i orz for the Emersons by b a score of ofSecond of7teL t tSecond Second SecondNewsboys Newsboys Win WinThe WinThe WinThe The second Xewsfeeys elS eYW won en from the theHtwre Htwre Mens Xea team tea yesterday fejr a s S score scoreat or oroCJi re of oCJi to 4 The rwM ttte1ll 1 ers have e no ne4 lxe be8lt1 be8lt1ddeated bcoaidefeated t tdefeated defeated this year STANDING OF THE TEAMS TEAMSNational TEAMSNational TEAMSNational National League LeagueWen LeagueW L Wen W 911 Lost P C CNew CXew CNewYork New NewYork York W 4 SW SWPittsbwrff SJlJPlltsbtKg OO OOPittsbiirg Pittsbwrff H S sChicago 613 613Chicago 619Chicago Chicago IS j 3 iOI iOIPhIJ ioiPhiladelphia 61 61Philadelphia PhIJ Philadelphia dolp1lia m ml0 10 9 56 56CincinU 26 26Cincinnati 6 6Cinelnasti Cincinnati 7 0 H HBrooklyn j jBrooklyn 18 18retkZ Brooklyn BrooklynSt S SSt retkZ retkZBotOft = St Louie 7 7Boston 14 14Bostoit Boston 00 S II I 14American 3W 3WAmerican JCOAmerican American League LeagueWon Leaguew LeagueWas Won w Lost P Vc C CWashington CWaaldagtoa Washington = 11 1 1Phlltttf 571 571PhilafietpkML 571Cleveland Cleveland I 7 O Oihfladolpkis PhilafietpkML PhilafietpkMLDetroit Phlltttf g m s sDetroit Detroit DetroitNew o e ki0 ki0New New roi York OCk 9 9Chicago S roo rooCniC8 1d0Chicago Chicago CniC8 6 00 9 9SU t 1 1St 6to 6toSLLonIS SU SLLonIS Loitis n 9 9Boston 414 414Bellt4HI 44 44Beatesi Boston S 1 1Western 32 4 tWestern 4fi 4fiWestern Western League LeagueAvon LeagueV8R LeagueWas Avon Lost LeetP P C CDes cDes CDes Des Moines S 4 4St 66 66St li1St St Joseph Jose 6 i iOmaha 516 516Omaha 5HOmaha Omaha nn nnnn K i 6 6DenSer 500 500Denyer 1100Dether DenSer u t 7 7Sio 4 4Sioux 46 46Sioux Sio Sioux x City Cit u 5 G GColorado 400 400Colorado 457Colorado Colorado Springs 4 7 7NATIONAL 61 61NATIONAL 61 61NATIONAL NATIONAL LEAGUE LEAGUEBrooklyn LEAGUEBrooktyn LEAGUEBrooklyn Brooklyn May lay 1 HInabtlity Inability to hit hitHarper hitHarper hitHarper Harper and ragged fielding lost the thesecond the5econd theaccent second accent game me for the Brooklyns against againstCincinnati a ngalnstCincinnati lnst lnstCineinnAti Cincinnati Stricklett w was s hit freely m mthe IRthe inthe the second > inning innin by It Odwell Hugging llu and andHarper andHarper fld fldifarper Harper all of whom scored triples trIplis At Attendance Attendanee Attendance ¬ tendance 23M Score ScoreCincinnati R H IS ISCincinnati EBrookln 1 1Cincinnati Cincinnati h i It 7 f fBrooklyn iiBrookLyn Brooklyn 0 o oBatteries ii iiBatteriesHarper 3 3BatteriesHarper Batteries BatteriesHarper Harper and Phelps Striek Strieklett Stri Strirklett k klett lett and Bergen Twobase hits lIitsSebring Serins 2 21 Threebase Thre < base hits kitsOdwell Odwell Harper HarperHiggins HarperHhgins HarperHiggins Higgins Bases on balls bafleOff Off Harper Harperoff Harperoff 2 2off off Stricklett 5 Struck out outBy Bv Harper Har C 3 by Stricklett 2 Umpire CmpireTohnstone CmpireTohnstoneGiants Johnstone JohnstoneGiants Giants 4 Cardinals 3 3New 3XtW 3New New York May 1 10New New York defeated defeatedSt St Louis in the second s cond game of the series seriestoday serieitoda seriestoday today toda The visitors tied the score in inthe inthe inthe the ninth inning but the home te tC1I1 tC1I1by < iui iuiby w wby by clever batting made the winning wlnnin run runafter nmafter runafter after two men JI n were out Attendance Attendancezoo 2 zoo 80 W Score R H E St Louis 3 6 1 1New 1ew 1NewYork New NewYork ew York 4 S 1 1Batteries 1Batteries iBatteriesMcFarland Batteries BatteriesMcFarland McFarland Keium and Gra Grady GradY Gray dy y Ames and Bowerman Bases on bullJ bullJOff lJ bi7ILOff I IOff Off Off Ames 2 off McFarland 2 off of K ld ldhim Kellurn l lFarland him 1 Struck outBy Ames 5 b by Mc McFarland MeFarland Farland 2 Umpire VmpireODay VmpireODayQuakers FmplreODayQuakers ODay ODayQuakers Quakers 10 Pirates 3 3Philadelphia 3Phi1adelpllia 3Philadelphia Philadelphia May Is HGood M Good hitting won wontodays wonto wontndays todays to ars game for Philadelphia Flaherty Flahertywas llahertWLa F1ahertwas was relieved by Case after home team teamhad teamhad teamhad had hit him safely seven times in thre threinnings threinnings theeinnings innings Corridon pitched good ball At Attendance Attendanee Attendance ¬ tendance 2699 Score R R IT E Pittsburg 3 6 6PhiladfAIIhia 6Philadelphia 5 5Philadelphia Philadelphia 1 It 13 1 1 1Batteries 1BatteriesFlaherh IBatterlesFlaherty Batteries BatteriesFlaherh Flaherty Case o and Garish GarishCorridon CamhConidon CarishCorriilon Corridon and nd Doom in Earned runs runsPittsburg TUnsPlttsffilTb runsPlttsburg Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 4 Twobase Twobasehits TwobasehitsCIRrke TwobasehitsClarke hits hitsCIRrke Clarke Ritchey Rite y Gleason McGee McGeeThreebase McGeeThreebase 1tGeentreebae Threebase hits hitsBransfifld Bransfield Dooin Clan Clancy CIwe Clancy ¬ cy e Struck out OfltBy By Corridon S bv b Cas CadB > 2 Bases B tS on l hallsOft lls Off Corridon off offFlaherty oreIfla oftFlaherty Flaherty Ifla rty 1 off Case L Umpire CmptreKlem CmptreKlemDouble UmpireKiemDouble Klein KleinDouble Double Header HeaderBoston HeaderBoston HeaderBoston Boston May Is W ItBoston Boston and Chicag ChicaInvite > broke even in a doubleheader today toda In Inthe Inthe inthe the first game Boston batted Weimr Weimrout Welmrout eim eimont out oC th the box in the first inning htnin and andwon andWOll andwon won in the ninth on four consecutive cons cutive sin singles gingles singlee ¬ gles In Ii the second game neither team teamcould teamcoukI teamcould could do any effective hitting hlttin but Wil Wilhelms Wilhelms IVilhelms helms i NtSSt asses > s and Bostons errors were werecostiy weret08tiy werecostly costly three of the visitors making makin runs runsIn runsTn runsTn Tn the fifth inning innln of the first game gameRaymer gtunRaymer gnawRaymer Raymer was siHked and aIMtretJrtd retired in favor favorof fa1oof favorof of Lauterborn Attendance Attenda 2SW RI Scort ScornFirst ScortFirst ScortFirst First game R H E EBoston EBoston EBoston Boston 4 W WChicago I IChlcao 4Chicago Chicago ChlcaoBattETiesFrazer 3 3Batteries gBatteriesFrazer Batteries BattETiesFrazer Frazer and NeedlMim Wei Weimer ti timer I Imer mer Brown and ONeil Twobase hits hitsMakmey bltslalone hitsMaloney Maloney lalone Cannell Casey Cas Bases on balls ballsOff klls kllsOrt ballsOff Off Frazer 4 off Brown 1 Struck out outBy ootB outBy By B Frazer 3 by b Brown 1 Umpires UmpiresBauswine CmplresBRuswine UmpiresBauswine Bauswine and Emsrtie EmsrtieSecond EmsfleSeeOJK EtasileSecond Second game R I H S SChicago Eo EBatteriesLundgren BChicago Chicago o i 4 7 7Boston J JBoston Boston BostonBatterimLundgren i 2 4 2 2Batteries Batteries BatteriesLundgren Lundgren and ONeill Wit Wilhelm Witntm Kuhelm helm and Needham Threebasie hits hitsHoffman hits hitsHotfman hitsHoffman Hoffman Shultze Bases on balls IMtlls bqdlsIiy By y yilhelm Wilhelm ilhelm 3 by Lundgren 3 Struck out outBy outB outBy By B Vllhelm 2 by Lundgren 1 Umpires UmpiresEmslie LmpiresEmslie UmpIresEmalie Emslie and Bauswine BauswineWESTERN BauswineWESTERN BauswineWESTERN WESTERN LEAGUE LEAGUEDenver LEAGUEI LEAGUEDenver Denver > r May W 10The The locals eowid not nothit nothit nothit hit Cadwaliader Ca4l8lbt r On two oceauloni oee8 > Den Denver Denver ¬ I ver > 1 had three men m n en bases but Htt lfHo lfHowere they theywere lheywere were shut out Score R H E Denver 1 ° nrer 4 7 1 Sioux City CityBatteries ih 7 1 1tt 1Rstterleshllcknuupi Batteries Rstterleshllcknuupi tt > Hlekman and Lucia Cad Cadwailarier CadwaUadtar Cadwaliader wailarier and Baerwatd BaerwatdColorado Btte BeerwakiColorado Id IdColorado Colorado Springs 16 St Joe 7 7Colorado 7Colorado 7Colorado Colorado Springs May ray MCoIorndo Colorado Springs took the last of the athome se series S Srles sonon ¬ ries non in a poorly played game Fleming Douglas and Andrews were put out of the thegrounds thegrounds thegrounds grounds for disputing decisions OIIS and in insulting JRsultiRh InsuIting ¬ suIting the umpire Score ScoreR i R IT E E St Joseph 7 14 3 3Batteries Colorado Sprl Sprlngt s 1 i 1 2 BatteriesStoup Batteries Stoup and Ziaran Minerand Miner and MItze Omaha 7Des 7 7DcsMoines iDes Moines 4 4Omaha 4Omaha 4Omaha Omaha May Iay 10 16T1te The locals again a in beat the Des D Moines men in a game characTer ized by ragged ra gtd fielding on both sides The champions won on a bunch of hits hitsthe in the seventh venth inning jnRi Score oreR R H 12 Omaha 7 s o Moines 1 9 1 18atterlesSanders Batteries attt 8atterlesSanders > risSftnd Sanders f and Gondlng Still Stillman Stfllman Stillman I man and Wakefield WakefleldPACIFIC WakefieldPACIFIC WakefieldPACIFIC PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE LEAGUESan San Francisco May MA V 4tOakland Oakland was wasshut WASstutOOt wasshut shut stutOOt out o today by b Los Angeles An elf 8 Though Thoughthe Thoughthe the losers made the most hits the bat ¬ ting was done at inopportune times al al10wlo1 1 ¬ lowing the visitors to win by b a score of 5 i to e Los Angeles secured d their t r first firsti firstI i two runs principally through errors Their final run was made on a three threej I baJer b lii Smi Smbli and a hit by Dillon j Oakland came the nearest to scoring oring in i the seventh s vtnth when Francks made a two ivo bagger and got t to third on a sacrifice I but Smith fielded Van Hltrens If ltrng bunt buntand buntI buntand and caught the runner at the plate Kel I Icy Je and Krwger of Oakland gave a splen ¬ did exhibition of fielding Score ScoreR R IT E Los Angeles AngelesOakland neles 3 3 e 2 Oakland OaklandBatterIesHaiL U 9 3 Batteries BAtteriesHalt Hall and Spies Graham and Byrnes B rne8 Umpire UmtrePenine UmtrePeninePortland UzaiilrePerrlnePortland Perrine PerrinePortland Portland 7 Tacoma 6 6Tacoma 6Tacoma Tacoma H May Ma > ML 1tTflCOlllK Tacoma had the game gameweM gamewell well eII in InItaJHI hand b but t Portland finished finishedstrong tlnishedstrog finishedstrong strong taking advantage of Fitzgerald Fitzgeraldwho FltzernkJwho who weakened towards the last Both Bothpltclterswere BQthpItchers I pitchers pltclterswere were hit nard Atz was w fined finedumpires flneaand fineaakal and put tjff f the diafttOlHl for dl8puthl g the theumpires theilmpIrss umpires decision Score ScoreTRcemtt R IT Ti E Tac TRcemtt n t u 6 I i E5 5 Portland 7 14 1 1Batteries 1Batteri 1BatteridsFltzgnrak Batteries BatteridsFltzgnrak sFlt FltzgeraW rald and Graham Es Essick ESsick Essick sick and nd McLean Umaire Cm rmireKioc rmireKiocSeattle treKIo Kk 3f 3fSeattle CSeattle Seattle 2 Seals 1 1Seattle 1SeAttle 1Seattle Seattle May 14t 1WA A threebase hit by Hemmer and nun a long ont to center field by Frarv won the game for Seattle thi this thiafternoon I Iafternoon Iafternoon afternoon in the ninth inning innin Kane Kanebrought i ibrought i brought hroll t in one for Seattle in the first Inn InnI innlag I lag in on a hit a sacrifice Mri by Miner a long longoMt JonJout longout I out by 0 lists and a hit by Kemmer KemmerSan I San Francisco tied the score in the th sixth sixthwhen when WaWren n hit advanced on a passed passedball pa95edbltlt passedlush ball through Frary and scored red on a hit hitby hitby by It Wheeler Both Hall and Miller didexcellent did didexcellent dIdexcellent excellent work in the pitchers box boxScore boXSOOrt boxScore Score SOOrtSeattle R R1IE R1IESeattle II 1 E EiSeattle Ei EiSan Seattle 2 5 i iSan ISan San Francisco 1 g 3j 3 3BatterIesHall i Batteries BatteriesHAn Hall and Frary Miller and Wilson Uson Umpire UmlreDuis UmlreDuisCOLLEGE UmpireDavisCOLLEGE Davis j jCOLLEGE COLLEGE BASEBALL BASEBALLAt At Washingtoa YsshiogwnGeorctowB Georgetown 30 Gal laudeu IaudetAt 2 2At 2At At Cambridge CanlbrideHarvard Harvard B Cornell 1 At Decatur DecaturMilliken Milliken 4 Nebraska NebraskaAt ebra k 3 At PhIJadeiphiaLafayette Philadelphia Lafayette 3 Pennsyl Pennsylvania PennsylL FenesylVania4 ¬ vania Vania4 Vania4At L 4 4At i At Princeton PrincetonPrl PrIncetonPrInceton Princeton cetoR 1 Amherst 0 At MlddletownColanubla Mkfdletowri Columbia 3 Wesley Wesleyan an 1 1At 1At IIAt At West Point P PointYale Yale ale 2 W West est st Pelnt PointAmerIcan 1 1meri AmerIcan meri League Leaguepoepon t Pttrelk I i > i4t HtaltteRg gome gomepo po poepon ponea Tn ran KENTUCKY DERBY DERBYEASY DERBYEASY DERBYEASY EASY FOR AGILE AGILEBig Big Event vent Captured Over Slow Track Trackin Trackin Trackin in a Canter CanterONLY CailterONLY CanterONLY ONLY THREE STARTERS STARTERSDR DR LEGGO CALIFORNIAS WON WONDERFUL WONDERFUL WONDERFUL ¬ DERFUL RUNNER SCRATCHED SCRATCHEDLouisville SCRATCHEDLouisille SCRATCHEDLouisville Louisville Ky May It ItloviH itMoving Moving with witha a long Ion effortless stride Agile Captain CaptainS I S Browns beautiful bay colt passed passedunder ptlssetlunder passedunder under the wire today tOOa an easy winner winnerover inneroer over a slow track in the thirtyfirst thirtyfirstKentucky thirtyfirstKentucky Kentucky derby Three and a half halflengths baitItntths halflengths I lengths behind him came Ramshorn on onwhom onwhom onwhom whom the hopes of the Tennessee e and andBlue andBlue I IBlue Blue Grass horsemen were fixed Trait Trailing Traiting ¬ i iin ing in fifteen lengths to the rear came Lay Layson La Layson 1 14JR son 4JR from the stable of T P Hayes HayesWith HaYesJUI HayesVItll With JUI but three starters it was ItS a one onehorse onehorse ne nehorse horse Bce race The time for the mile and anda a quarter was 2H ltI > Nearly 3MW tIM peo peoj people peepie j pie saw the race raceDr raceDr raceDr Dr Leggo ego had a strong stron support until untilyesterduy vntiltert1Il untilyesterday yesterday tert1Il when it was reported that he hewould hewould hewould would probably be scratched The good goodCalifornia goodCalifornia goodCalifornIa California colt cooled out stiff and lame lameafter lameafter lameafter after an easy workout t two days before beforethe btforethe befOrethe the race and his trainer was unable to toget toget toget get him into shape again againHead al3lnHead againHead Head for forHead Head at Start StartThe Startt StartlIwee StartThe The C horses were sent away to t a good goodstart goodstart 3 3for start t and all lIwee three ran n nah ah head d and head headfor beadfor for the hc first eighth where Agile IUe stuck stuckhis sluckhis stuckhis his nose in front Passing Passin the t th grand grandstand grandstand grandstand stand nt the first quarter Agile and andRamshorn andRamshorn andRamshorn Ramshorn had moved out Agile leading leadingby by a length and setting a hot pace From Fromthis Fromthis Fromthis this time on until the first mile had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen been covered the positions were un unchanged unchant onchaned ¬ changed changedBotli chant chanedBoth d dBoth Both horses were beauty lJe1lut rated and andRamshorn andRamshorn andRamshorn Ramshorn was apparently running a fine finerace finerace finerace race As the pair swung 8wun into the thestretch thestretch thestretch stretch Martin artin on Agile gile let out a rap rapAlmost rapAlmost rapAlmost Almost at the same time Lyne on Rams Rainshorn Ramshorn Ramshisn horn went to the bat but to no avail availI 80311Agile availAgile I Agile cleverly clever ridden by Martin artiIL began beganHams beganslowly beganslowly slowly gliding away from C Cgptain ptain Wit Witliams 11 11Iiams Hams colt and when the wire was wasreached wasrfAached wasreached reached had increased his lead to three threeand threeand > o oand and onehalf lengths and won eased up upAt tipAt upAt At no time during the race did Agile Agileseem Agile5fem Agileseem seem to be fully full extended and he won wonwithout wonI wonwithout without having l1ain felt the touch of a whip whipIt I It was a most impressive performance performancestamping performancestamJing performancestamping stamping Agile as one of the beat 3year 3yearoWs 3yearoIds 3yearokis oWs of the year east or west westCourse westCourse est estCourse Course in Poor Shape ShapeHeavy ShapeIlea ShapeHeavy Heavy Ilea showers last night and early earlythis earlythis OarIythis this morning mornln left the track very muddy muddyand muddyand muddyand and this was to some extent a factor in inthe inthe Inthe the race Ramshorn not being bein at his It is best beston beston beston on a slow track However the course coursehad coursehad coursehad had dried considerably by b the time tI the thederby t thederby e ederb derby derb was run the time for the race raceshowing raceshowing raceshowing showing the track to be about three sec seconds S Sonds seeends ¬ onds slow slo Results ResultsFirst ResultsFirst ResultsFirst First race five and onehalf furlongs furlongsDelago furlon furlonDeIago furlongsDelago Delago won Batter second Braden third thirdlie thirdTlmII thirdTlm1l0t TlmII TlmIISecond Tlm1l0tSecond lie i iSecond Second race halfmile halfJRilfXunsveiJlng halfJRilfXunsveiJlngWOft XunsveUing XunsveUingwon won Floss S second Lady Lad Taras Ta Tathird Tarascon Tarasconthird on onthird third Time TimQW4 TimQW4Third Timet5Third 50 1 1Third Third race ra six furlongsLa furkm La Pucelle won wonAthkme wonAthlone wonAthione Athkme second Bradleys Pet third tnlrdFourth thirdTim1 thirdTimei Tim1 1 1Fourth 171 171Fourth Fourth race the th < Kentucky l entuck derby one oneanil oneanti and onefourth miles mntsI milesAgile Ajrfle le 122 1 J Mar Martin Xartint Martin ¬ tin 2 to 5 won Rwmshorn 177 l 7 Lyne 2 to 1 second Layson n 117 11 ID D Austin A1tstlnO 39 to 1 third Time21 TImelt Three start startFifth stJlrters starters ers ersFifth Fifth race halfmileC C Bennett Bennettwon Bennettwn Bennettwon won Hermitage second Hyp HyperhHt rl n third thirdTim th thTm58 thirdTlm50 Tim TimSixth Tm58 Tm58SIxth Tlm50Sixth Sixth race one Jnile mileJMiss i Miss I Doyle Doy Doyllanhkl wn wnMarshal weasMarshal Marshal Xey s secuiwl ec HHl Fiorteel third Tim 144 144L 144L 144L L D S U TO HAVE MEET MEETClass MEETClass MEETClass Class Day and Baseball Game With WithW WithW WithW W S A at Lagoon on onMay onMay onMay May 27 27Coach 2708h 27Coach Coach 08h Bean of the L 1 D S U has just justcompleted jU8tcomplttfld justcompleted completed arrangements which were ap approved 3Jtpmed sriproved ¬ proved yesterday esterda by the athletic com committee coinniittee ¬ I Imittte mittee for a big day at Lagoon on eni May y yIt 27 i It will be a general ge ta1 outing for tins tinsL L 1 D S U athletes and a meet will 111 be bepulled bepulled I IplIN pulled off with the normal and high highschool h highschool h 1 1I school I hool departments line lined up against the thebusiness thebuiSln4eis business college All winners in this thismeet thismeet I meet m t will got a a blue ribbon seconds Mls a artd ared red ribbon and thirds a white ribbon ribbonThese ribbonTheso I These ribbons will be stamped with the thename th thnam I Iflame name of the event winners name and amidate aIMIdate anddate date of o the meet A there is considerable considerablerivalry considerablerhalr considerablerivalry rivalry between the students in the vari various van vanDes ¬ Des 0 departments it is expected ex ted the meet meetwill Jllfetwill meetisill will prove one of the most mo l interesting interestingones ones on es the Saints have been mixed up HI in inthis inthis inthis this year yearDuring v yearDuring < ar arDUMng During the day a baseball bK U game JDe will willbe willbe ill illbe be played p d between the L D S T r L and andAY andS andv AY v S A of Ogden These Th teams have havemet hayemet havetact met once this year eer and the K V S A won wonThe wonThe wonThe The return game is to be played on May Iay Iayi 27 at Lagoon LagoonUNITED LagoonUNITED LagoonUNITED UNITED STATES VS FRANCE FRANCEInternational FRANCEInternational FRANCEInternational International Shooting Match Has HasBeen HasBeen ItasBeen Been Arranged ArrangedResults ArrangedResultsSent Results j Sent by Cable Cablew CableXfW CableYew Yew w York May Iay H XRvotver Revolver and nd rifle rifleshooters rUteshooters rifleshooters shooters are practicing pract in for a match with withFrench withFrench withFrench French experts to be held this month monthby menthby mentitby by cable cableThe cablThe cableThe < The American will shoot at Green Greenville Gr Greenville n nville ¬ ville N J Results Re ults from here will be becabled becabled becabled cabled to Paris and results r lts from fr m there therewill therewill therewill will be cabled to thf this country The TheAmerican TheAmerican TheAmerican American team will be composed ed mostly mostlyof of members of the Manhattan Rifle and andRevolver andReover andRevolver Revolver club of this city They are arebeing now nowbeing w wbeing being chosen by b > competition competitionThe The conditions of the match call for forfifteen forfifteen forfifteen fifteen men to a team each man to shoot shootforty 8hootfort shootforty forty fort > shots with the rifle at 2W 0 yards on onthe onthe onthe the French target and forty shots at atfifty atfifty atfifty fifty yards ards on the standard American Americantarget Americantar Americantarget target tar et with the revolver revolverThere reolverThere revolverThere There are no restrictions on revolver reohersi revolversights i isights sights si hts ammunition er trigger < 1 pull cx except cxcept CXcept cept that no set t triggers are allowed on onrevolvers onrevolvers j revolvers revolversB I IB B Y C AND B Y U TO TOMEET TOMEET TOMEET MEET SATURDAY AT PROVO PROVOSoecial PROVOSoecfal PROVOSneclal < Soecial to Th The Herald HeraklProvo HeraldProvo HeraldProve Provo May lay 10 1On On Saturday the B B Y YC YC YC C of Logan and the B Y U C track and amifield andfletd andfield field teams will meet on the B Y U Ucampus Ucampus Ucampus campus in this city clt The Provo boys boysfeel bo bofeel boysfeel > feel quite confident of scoring scorin another anothervictory anotlurictoo anothervictory victory against Logan and are in fine fineform tineform 1 1form form for the event The B Y U ath athletes athletes athletes ¬ letes are also greatly pleased that ar arrangements arrangements ¬ I Irangements rangements have been bef n made whereby the theservices thesenlces theservices services of C T Teetzel as coach have havebeen haebeen havebeen been secured for next year ear The prom premise promIse promIse ¬ ise of continued training under such an anefficient anefficient anefficient efficient man has increased In < reaRed the enthusi enthusiasm enthumasm enthuelsam asm of the athletes and created a de de detttJJ1lnstion dctermInation termination on the part of all to put putforth putforth putforth forth their best efforts and to leavc leavenothing leavcnothlnJ leavcnothing nothing undone that will help to gain SHinthe gainthe the state championship for the B Y U UAthletic Uf UAthletic LAthletic f Athletic Club For Murray MurrayThe MurrayTile MurrayThe The Murray Athletic association filed filedarticles fllooartictes filedarticles articles of incorporation yesterday in the theoffice fheoffice theoffice office of the county clerk The aseo aseotion a6Uon amoS amoStion tion is incorporated for MO years le mrs rs with a acapital aCltpital acapital capital stock of iCoM 506 divided Into 310 310sljares i80sl1arc 10 10shares shares < of the par value of Jl 10 each The Thecorporators TbeIncorporators TheIncorporators Incorporators are L C Miller J W V Ca Cahoon Caltoon Caboon boon W V G Churches s P Bentz and T TJ TT TJ J Birch BirchBowling BirchBowling BirchBowling Bowling Alleys Incorporate IncorporateThe The Palace Bowling Alleys club incOt incorporated incOtporoted Incotporated ¬ porated yesterday with a capital stock of orSlOoeo ofs100o 10090 divided into 10000 shares of the thepar thepar par value of n 1 each The headquarters headquartersof of the dub clu are In Salt Lake and the in incorporatprs Incorporatprs Incorporatprs corporatprs are A S S 2lmmerman A A G GCrabbe GCrabbe GCrabbe Crabbe O C Hatch Henry G Evans Evansand ERnsut Evansand and George W V Wright WrightDr WrightDr Dr E M Keysors Method of Filling Fillingteeth Fillingteeth Fillingteeth teeth is painless p inlCSB 162 Main strwVfVuer strwVfVuerbach str striiAuor striiAuorback r bach Bids Phones B 1120K U K Ind 117 FACTS FOR THE THEF TEIEANS TEIEANSJudging FANS FANSJudene NS NSJudgfng Judging from the CQmments cgmmcnts mad iliad in ine I thc e gtventh tcntJt venth when Girjilla GI GitjilluhIt > IIIU hit it the bJM bJMto bell u Into tile tlu right field beac bteaefitb tS andw and went wentto > t tto to third base on the play 11t after being bHngcausht bfo4n bfo4ncaught beingcaught caught and touched by Reilly the fans fansdid did not Understand bow ow It h hepoeeued fJetted > p i l They called lodly lodl on the umpire to call Gimlin out but the umpire was right t When ben the ball was as hit into the bleach bleacherg j ers on one of the spectators threw the ball ballto baitto ballto to Stickney The ball should have been j I IfieldEd fielded in to Tez Tozer r who should have havestewed havestepped I stewed Into th th box thus putting the theMil Mil in play Runners can travel the bas hues s at will until this Is Isdonfo Gone It is iswhat iswhat I what is known as a Mocfced ball ballReiily baNRtilly 00 00Reilly Reiily was was given second on a balk balkwhile balkwblle balkwhile while Leahy wanted to go to first fi t on onthe Onthe the sump balk but was 8S called CIII back by I the umpire The base runner only is isentitled isentitled entitled toadvance to adVance a b base 8e on a balk balkGimlin baniw baniGimtln balk0c I 0c w C CGimlin Gimlin said last evening everIn that h he did didnet didntt didnot net take I loon out of of the game in the theseventh thetcenth theseventh seventh because he was 8S afraid Salt Lake LakeWHS LaktliS Lakewag wag liS getting to him Hoon has a bad badelbow badelbow bailelbow elbow and has l hieen een n complaining of it itfor itfor itfor for a couple < of days lie told Gimlin Gimlinyesterday Gimlinyesterda Gimlinyesterday yesterday when WJf11 he went in for the11th the thuroath sov soventli oath < and said it was bothering him himInstead himhtC5t68d himIncitoad Instead of taking any an chances therefore thereforeGimlin thrfortGimlin thereforeGimlin Gimlin decided to let Thomi Thompson son n finish finishthe finihthe finelithe the came cameWhen 11ImeVhen gameWhen C When Buster Brown Bresino caught causlitH cau caughtReIlly ht htntllly H ntllly Ily off second the fan ta were not notslow notslow notslow slow in yelling yellin at the big chief to wake wakeI waketll up W This This however is how it happened happenedOBrien OBrien 0 Brlt11 was on lirst and playing oft oftquite ofrquite of ofquite quite a distance and UH Bit Chief took tookhis tookhlB tookhis his eyes off tlie ball for an instant and andyelled aJHIyelled andyelled yelled at Darby Darb to look out for a throw throwBefore throwBefore throwBefore Before Reilly got through talking how however however ¬ ever Hoon whipped the ball U to Breeino Breeinoand Breeinoand llreolnoand and it was all off with the Big Bi Chief ChiefGimlin ChiefGimlin Chiefa ChiefGimlin a Gimlin has another new man His name nameis nameI nameIs is I John lIerdwig and he comes from Lo Lodi Lodl Lodl dl Cal Herdwig arrived in Salt Lake LakeInat Lakelast Lakelast last evening and will be seen in a uni uniform uniform uniform ¬ form today He is an outfielder and andGimlin antiGimlin andGimlin Gimlin casually < remarked rt > that he was wasa a hard hitter If he meant that Herd Herdwig IIerdwi herdwig wig wi is a harder hitter than some someof 5Qmeor someof of the Lobsters are it will be a sad day for the Elders pitching staff staffA it itA A notable improvement at the ball park parkthis parkthis parkthis this season is leaving a portion of th thgrandstand thfgrandstand the thegrandstand grandstand without the wire screen This Thisis ThisIs Thisis is done for the benefit of those who whocomplajn wllocompl whocomplain complain compl in of the screen hurting their eyes eyeswhile ee3while eyeswhile while watching watchln the game me Judging from fromthe fromth fromthe the th remarks heard yesterday ye tfrda this inno innovation innovation innovatlon ¬ vation will be greatly appreciated appreciateilit C 4 4Stlckneys itStlckne C CStlckneys Stlckneys Stlckne s onehanded catch of Hastings Hastingslong Raslinbg flastingslong long g drive rie to right was a feature of ofthe ofthe ofthe the game and the Southern league le 1 e out outfielder ontfielder outfielder ¬ fielder won a home with the Salt Lake Lakefans Lakcfan Lakefans fans Stickney nearly duplicated the thetrick thetrick thetrick trick in the fifth when hen Gimlin sent nt a aIons aJon along Ions Jon drive to the same field Stickney Stickneymade Stickneymade Stickneymade made a jump for the ball but was un unable unable Unnlkt ¬ able to hold it i lIe was not however howevergiven howevtrIven howevergiven given Iven an error as it was an extremely extTtmelyhard extremelyhard hard chance and would have been a cir circus cirI cm cmens ¬ CUB catch if he had d nailed ied it it itHere itC drna rna C 5 5Here C CHere I Here is a baseball problem for the fans fansto fansto fansto to work out How can a team s ret t six sixhits stchltc sixhits hits In a single inning without scoring scoringa scorl I fa a run runThe runThe I it itI The band of sheep in right field Is to tobe tobe tobe I be a regular fixture at the park this thisseason thisseason thisseason season Whenever th the diamond gets ets a alittle aI alittle little rough Red Norton herds sheep sheepfor shttpfor sheepfor for a while hile and smooths down all the thehigh thehigh thehigh I high places Then again the band of ofsheep orsheep ofsheep sheep does away with a lawn mower in inthe iftthe Inthe the outfield outfieldOW outfiekIOkl outfieldOki OW Bill Hansen went w < nt after the foul foulflies foulflies foulflies flies yesterday Just as he did in days oC oCyore oryore 0 0yore yore when winning games from Salt Lake LakeSeveral IAlkSeeral LakeSeveral Several that came his way were nailed nailedwithout nailedwithout nailedwithout without any trouble on his part partThe partTI1 partC C C CThe The TI1 opening of the Salt Lake baseball baseballseason lJ baseballseason 5tbaJiseason season might properly be termed an anauspicious anauspicious anauspicious auspicious occasion That is there was wasa as asa a big parade para c headed by a brass hra < band bandfollowed bandfollowed bendfollowed followed by b the Oquirrh and Wasatch Wasatchteams Vasatchteams asatch asatchtfaJn8 teams of o the Grade School league in full fullbaseball fullb fullbaseball baseball b RebaH regalia The youngsters carried carrieda a banner upon which was printed Com Coming Coming Coming ¬ ing Salt Lakers The boys looked proud proudas as a they the walked down the street as they theyshould theysbould theyshould should for are not they the the best two twoschool twoschool twoschool school teams in the City School league leagueBehind Jt aBehind leagueBehInd Behind these boys OO S came a halfdozen halfdozenautomobiles halfdozfn3utomoblle halfdozenautomobiles automobiles s each eh loaded down with baH baHtossers beHtossers baRtoosers tossers and one o could almost read the thethoughts toothoughts thethoughts thoughts of Dad Clark Father Gim Gimlin Gilnlin Ghnlie ¬ lin and Old War ar Horse Hansen as they theygrinned tht thtnned theygrinned grinned nned defiance at everything Salt SaltLake SaltI SaltLake Lake They probably had it all ar arranged arrangedto anranged ¬ ranged rangedto to do just what they t > y did but butthey butthey butthey I they cannot l Iw e blamed for this because becausethey becauscthe becausethey they the live in Ogden OgdenThe OdenThe OgdenThe The parade was wa late in starting as 3 a asnowstorm aSftOwstorm asnowstormhad snowstorm snowstormhad had the right ri ht Of way wa in spite spiteof spiteof pitr pitrof of the promises made by b the weather weatherman wtatherman weatherman man At the time set for the start the thesnow thfnow thesnow snow was 110 falling in large lar f chunks ana anathis anathl5 aucthis this had the effect of keeping the crowds crowdsaway crowdaWRY crowdsaway < away from the t game As it was the thediamond theliRmornl thediamond diamond was in anything a thing but good 001 con condition condition 11 11dition ¬ dition awl the th weather was anything but butinducive butInduelc butInducive inducive to good baseball baseballTROPHY bsselNtllTROPHY baseballTROPHY TROPHY FOR STATE MEET MEETHandsome MEETHandsome MEETRandsome Handsome Silver Cup Offered Two TwoTime TwoTime TwoTime Time Winners of InterScho InterScholastic InterScholastic InterScholastic ¬ lastic Contest ContestThe ContestThe ContestThe The firm of J II Leyson Ler n Co o has haseon hatlOI114 hastOU14 eon lOI114 forward in the > interest of college collegesports coliegesports Igf Igfsports sports by it offering a handsome trophy to tothe tothe tothe the winners < of th inJersoholHstic slate slatetrack statetrack track and field meet It isa i a silver tro trophy tm tmphy ¬ phy Jh CUp one of the most t valuable tro trophy trruh ¬ phy uh cups UPR ever offered offer for an athletic athleticevent at athetieevent ltk ltkevent event of any kind in the city It will br brsuitably IKCuftabl Isahitably suitably engraved by the firm with the thinames thenames thenames names of the th I he winners antI the members membersof of if the winning winln team te tm < The only cupola stipulation cupolation tipulatlon ¬ tion that is made with the offer is i that thatone thatone thatOne one 5 chool will have to win the cup twice twieeto to retain ownership of it It The cup will willbe willbe be ready for the t comins state meet and andthe andthe the school winning wjnnin it this year ear will re retain retain mctam ¬ tain tam possession of it until the next years yearstrack yearstrack ears earstraek track meet m t rolls around aroundCOMMERCIAL aroundCOMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL BOWLING SCORES SCORESBell SCORESBell SCORESBell Bell Phone Team TeamHarris TeamHarris TeamHarris Harris 3 2Ruttie 2t2 Z 1 11 557 557Buttle Q1nttle Buttle 157 J JJI lS4 lS4Knaw l lKIMlYK 1I 41 41Knees Knees 1 6 1S 18ft 189 1StHellrd l lTreard MZ MZHeard Heard 1 li ft 1W 175 175 4 44ft 44ftYalker 14i 14iVaiker i iWalker Walker W 111S M 1St l 1S5551 1S5551Totals 5 S d51 d51Totals MlTotals Totals T7 77C 85 S5iI SK SKA 6 6A I A H HCrabbe Crabbe Team TeamIt i in It Itrewerten US 15 1 117 6 T 4 4McAllister r9 r9I 4PMcAllister McAllister > I mster 1 H8 132 1 15 1 150 4II 4IIIjirine 41b 4i1arine Ijirine 134 1 1511 1SZ 1 tel telOteoT 151Olson 1 = U URussell Olson b 1W W I 14 51f 713 713Russell Russell 1 161 1 I1U < W 1 IP IiI IiITotsls 4dTotals < 1 Totals 771 788 738 76G 76GNICE 766 7I6NiCE 233 233MICE NICE BUNCH HANDED TO TODETROIT TODETROIT TODETROITFJGHT DETROIT DETROITFJGHT FJJ5HT FANS FANSDetroit FANSDltroit FANSDetroit Detroit May Ia W 10AIJf Abe Attel of San SanFrancisco SanFrancisco I IFrands4 Francisco got a decision tk cislon over Harry HarryForbes HarryForbts HarryForbes Forbes of Chicago tonight toni ht at Light Guard Guardarmorv Guardarmon Guardarmory armory after ten rounds of extremely extremelytame extnmeltKme extremelytame tame sparring The Th < big bi audience ex expressed cxpressed x xpleSSld ¬ pressed its dissatisfaction by b hooting hooUn and andiitanms andhissing andhissing hissing iitanms the Ic fighters jj htEr beginnIng yo ginnln e efirst in the thefirst thefirst first round and continuing all througli tTJrOtigh A Aconsiderable Aeonei Aconsiderable considerable eonei eroble art > art of the audience left leCtthe leftthe t tthe the armory before the fight was hair hairthrough halthrou halfthrough through throughAMERICAN throu throughAMERICAN h hAMERICAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO ASSOCIATIOAt At St Paul P1I1St St Paul 4 Kansas City g gAt 6 6t tAt At t Indianapolis IndlanapolisIndianalHlis Indianapolis i Colum Columbus CoIumi Columbus ¬ bus 6 6At 11At At i Minneapolis 1nneap01isUnneapolls Minneapolis 1 Milwau Milwaukee MiIwaukee ¬ kee keltNELSON 2 2NELSON 2NELSON NELSON AND BRITT SIGN SIGNTO SIGNTO SIGNTO TO FIGHT AT LAST LASTSan 4 + San Francisco May 180 1ft InJatmS James E EBritt EJrltt El3nItt + + + Britt and Battling BatUin Nelson aft after < r a anumber anumber + + number of fruitless meetings today todayagreed + f 4 + agreed tonight to a match of twm lwnt twenty + f ftty tty + t ty rounds roun l efore the Vestcrn Atli AlhIetle Athletie + f fletic + letic club to take place either In InJuly iT1Jly 1nJuly + + July or August The men are it to f fweigh + + + 4 weigh 1X3 pounds at 6 t p m on the theday th thday + 4 4day + day of the match Each man posted + 4 + 4 2SO 500 with Harry Corbett and the th + 4club f + 4 club put up a like sum The refe referee rfftree + + ree is to be agreed a eed upon five days daysbefore + 4 before the fi fight fightThe = ht htTIJe + t + The hitch in the earlier negoti ne negotiatlons oU oUalions + + V atlons was caused by a disagree dlsagreement 4 4 4f + f ment over the amount ofthe purs purSE purSEX pur9Nelson > + 4 4Nelson + Nelson X lson insisted upon 65 65fer per cent of ofthe + 4 4 the gross receipts lint Britb refused refusedto + t 4to + 4 to accede to this clause as he has hIlSheretofore hasheretofore 4 + 4 + heretofore been receiving a bonus honusfrom 4 4from 4 + from clubs on account of being beln a adrawing adrawing + f + drawing card The S5 0 per cent clause clauStwould 4 4would t 4 would be a bar to the customary custOn custoniarbonus ry rybonus + t tbonus + bonus The Western club which Is isa Isa + 4 + a new aspirant for pugilistic honors hOborshoweer honorshowever + 4 however agreed to give the sum Nel Nelson Nelson + + 4 son named The Western Is repre repref represented 4 4 f sented by b Sam Berger the former rormeramateur 4 4amateur 4 4amateur + amateur heavyweight boxer boxerelson boxerNelson + 4 4 + Nelson elson will leave for Philadelphia Philadelphiat 4 f ftomorrow ± 4 tomorrow and will return here hereYL 4 4July 4 4July July YL 1 L Li + 4 + i 4 t + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + t + + + + tt + + + + + + + ift + + + 4 RH burl T U n iii ATISM ROBS LIFE LIFEYLCLL YLCLL gf oi oiRhenmatism LEllsm Rheumatism does doesmore more tlTan nan any other therdjs dis dlSease V kfr kfrease i3 i3ease ease fo forob rob life of pleas pleasure e and comfort It is IS so Sopainful painful and farreadiing in inIts inits inits Its effects e ts on the system that those ose afflicted cted with it find themselves utterly utterlyunable utterlyunable utterlyunable unable to enjoy bodily comfort or any of the pleasures of life Some are arebound arebound arebound bound hand and foot and suffer constantly with excruciating excruciatin pains swollen swollenstiff swollenstiff swollenstiff stiff joints and muscles and andoften andoften J T I had > f H b been > IAA 4 troubled > l1 Jl t Tit i r A Aaans n WIth Rheumatism for tw often distorted crooked tw twlimbs > years had bee been under th the treatment of phYSI phYSIcans phvstiZr1livf limbs 1 15 wl1ilc i 1 others th have ii cans and tried everything recommended to towhich 1nt iZr1livf aIs of freedornduring freedornduringwhich r om dunng me but aU to no awi1 M knee and elbow joints jointswhIch which they the live in In constant were CK so < sti stiff that I could not use them I was mi fear and dread of the next able a lc to do my myhousehold household work and was truly in il a aattack aattack aattack attack when at the least cx pitiable condItiOn S S S cured me after using usingposure uStngposure usingposure posure to damp weather or it for f r awhile and I unhesitatingly unhesita ngly give it the theslight theslight theslight slight irregularity of any credit dit it itSO so much mnch deserves deserveskind deseneskind deserveskind kind the disease will return Sta A E Liverpool O MRS M A DBCKKR DBCKKRThe DBcRThe ncKJtR ncKJtRThe The cause of Rheumatism is a sour acid condition of the blood produced producedby by food lying undigested in rnthe the stomach poor bowel action weak kidneys kidne3sand kidneysand kidneysandageneral and andageneral ageneral sluggish condition of the system External applications such suchas suchas suchas as liniments oils plasters plast rs etc do donot not reach the cause and can only give tern temporary ternS ternS porary relief The Theblood blood must be cleansed and puri purified purified pun punfled ¬ fied before a cure can be had S S S attacks the thedisease thedisease thedisease S Sand S S disease in the right way wayit it neutralizes the poison poisonand poisonand and filters out every particle of it from the blood bloodstimulates bloodstimulates bloodstimulates stimulates the sluggish organs and clears the sys system system systeni ¬ tem of all foreign matter It cures the disease permanently and safely safelybecause safelybecause because it contains no harmful minerals to derange the stomach and diges digestion digestion digestion ¬ tion Book on Rheumatism and any advice you wish without charge chargeTHE chargeTHE chargeTIlE THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA GATwo GATwo GATwo Two Idaho Attorneys AttorneysPay AttorneysPay AttorneysPay Pay Their Stenog Stenographer Stenographer Stenorapher ¬ rapher 146 When WhenWe WhenWe Vhe VheWe We Persuaded Them ThemTwo 3 3i 3Two i Two Boise City attorneys attor s owed 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side bet Sullivan to name namethe nametbe namethe the amount amountReady amountReady I IReady Ready for Saturdays Meet MeetTire MeetThe I IThe The High schools are ar working nerd kfndtbete hardthese nerdthese these days S for or the state I lUSh s school sehoolmeet schooliiieet meet which w teh takes s place tlace at the university universitycamiHMi unlversitewuftpt18 universitycampus I campus next Saturday Manager 1na M George GeorgeC Qe ne neC C Riser of the th U track team is in fathering fatheringthe fatherl the meet and says he looks for the themoat theJft08t themoot 1 moat successful s 1I1 track event ever held in inthis inthis Inthis this state 0 0DIAMOND DIAMOND DIAMONDCOAL DIAMONDCOALSold COAL COALSold Sold only by Citizens Coal company companyRemoved company7texnoved Removed to 153 1 S Main laln Phone 49 49Health 40Health 49Health Health is wealth Eat Royal Bread BreadIs Breadji 1 ji iiii iiiipimples Is on the earth worst yet disease diseaseon tha thaeasiest thQeasiest B L 0 O 0 W easiest HEN to YOU YOUKNOW YOUP cure cureW cureHEN KNOW WHAT TO TODO Ok 1t 1tpimples DO Many have havepimples havethe P 01 OlSON S pimples spots on onthe onthe 0 N the the mouth skin sores ulcers ulcerstailing ulcersI ulcerstailing in inthe Inthe inthe tailing hair bon bonpains bonapains bonepales I pains catarrh and dont know It Is IsBLOOD IsBLOOD IsBLOOD BLOOD POISON Send to DR BROWN 935 Arch St Philadelphia Pa for forBROWNS forBROWNS forBROWNS BROWNS BLOOD CURE 5200 OO per bot botoH bottle hottie tie I lasts one m month onth Sold In Snit Lake LakeOrV oH 01 by > > v F f FCHBAMM First South Southstud Southand Southand and Main streets streetsSALT stre streetsI ts tsI I 1 I be beSALJ SALT LAKE LAK TURf TURF TURiEXCHANGE TURFEXCHANGE il EXCHANGE EXCHANGEST I 208 1ll VAIN ST STCalifornia STUt STCaUfornla California Ut n11a ind u l Astern 2aatern 8tem raoaa T5C DI DIns Dlt DIscIra t 4 scIra on all sport sportmr mr ns event o n Herald Want Ads A Bring Results BasaltsLEGAL R 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apPf1lrithln appearwithin within ithln twenty tAt > IIt days after the servIce of ofthis ofthis ofthis this summons upon you ou if served within withinthe wit withinthe bin bintM the county in which ibis action is isbrought Isbrousht Isbroucht brought otherwise t within thirty days da aft after after after ¬ er service and defend f fend the above entitled entitledaction DUtledaction entitledaction action and in case of your 011r failure 99 to todo totlo toilo do judgment jud fnt will b bf ls rendered rendt > against againstyou agaimtYOII againstyou you according to the demand of the com complaint complaint cornplaint ¬ plaint which within ten days after serv service ser sert seTveC ¬ ice < eC t of this 3unim summons > n upon you will be befiled belfltfl befiled filed with the clerk of said court courtRichards courtRichards rt rtRicbards Richards Richards Ferry ry Plaintiffs PlaintiffsAttorneys Plaintiffsottorney raintufsuttomneys Attorneys P O a address < Mrrs No 30C McCor McCornick JilcCornick Menrnick nick Mock Salt Lake City Tub TubAssessment rlahAssessment ltabAssessment Assessment No71 No71DESERT No71DESERT No1 No1DSSERT DESERT MOUNTAIN IOl7 TAIX MINING kDE kDEplopment tt ttvelopment DK DKvdopment vdopment company Principal place of business Salt Lake City Ttah Location Locationof of mines mln Dugway mining district IIlr ie t Notice I Is I hereby h reby given that at a meeting mtln of r the board of directors of the Desert Dt Moun 1IInunlain MounthIn ¬ lain Mining lInln Development company held on the 22d day of April 1995 1 assess assessment 3S3WSment assessnent ¬ ment No o 1 of onefourth V t cent per pershare JMr1ar persnare share 1ar was levied upon the capital capitalof stock stockof stkof of the corporation issued and outstand outstanding outtanding outstandIng ¬ ing payable immediately to the treas treasurer treasurer treasurer ¬ urer at his office 317 West W t North Temple Templestreet Templestreet Templestreet street Salt Lake City Clt Utah UtahAny UtAhAn UtahAny Any An stock upon which this assessment assessmentday assl88mentmayr asacininentmny mayr mny rOmaln main unpaid on Tbuniday the 1st 1stda 1stday day da of June 1905 will be delinquent de nquent and andadvertised AndadErtised andadvertised advertised for sale Ie at public auction and andunless andunlt antiunlegs unless Ss > payment pa ment Is made before will 111 Ire Iresold besold liesold sold on Friday Frida the 16th day tla of June Jft Jftat J9iJi J9iJint 39at at 2 oclock p m at the treasurers of office offlce offlee ¬ flee td oay 8 the delii t1eIhtq1lebtatlHSIJment t1eIhtq1lebtatlHSIJmentthEreQn Jehlnqaent > qwent assessment aliesantenttheren assessmentthereon thereon together with U ill e eppi c0 ef f ad advertising 1Idertisln advertising ¬ vertising ertisln and expanse eo exp pqMe Isis orsMp 0 0ro or qjp tt wir 53A Ai tsc Secretary end nd TrAtfeMTfcr1 Tr of f tti Desert DesertMining DuertMining 4It 4It1ining Mining 6 Development tlopment Co LEGAL LEGALD LEGALtg 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laworder u uorder > order > r of the board of directors tII tors ma m < 1 i T Tthe 1tht I Ithe the 4th day of April ME I so mary a Hor Sof r rof of each parcel pare < 1 of stock as may ma be b4S3r r rsar rSai3 < sar S3r > will be sold Id at public auctioi auetinoffice o ooffice Joflicf office of the company CO at 716 > H5 D 101 ly h hinllt hing l ling ing Salt Lake City Vtah Utah on the th Lf y yof i iof Iof of May ISIS at 23B = 3ft oclock p p m t tthe 1tbf tthe the delinquent dtJjnQIJ ut assessment a nt thor thrN thrNthr thereg > i igather gather g ° thr with ith the costs of advertiMnj advertiMnjexpense a advertiigexpense n > rtiin rtiintXPfnse expense of f sale If IfA A REEVES Se Sent1 Sent1Firot rnin rninFirst rt i iFirst First Publication May 1 16 19 19Assassment 1 1AssassmentNe i506 i506AssassmentNe AssassmentNe Assassment N 13 13W 13w 13WABASH W ABASH MINING MI lNG COMPANY COMPANYcipal rr rrdpal P11clpal cipal place of business Salt Lake LakeUtah LakpLtah LakeUtah Utah Notice is hereby given iven tht thatmeeting thtJDffting thtmeeting meeting of the board of directors directorsthe directorthe < I Ithe the 26th h day of April 1S66 an asw aswof afof ae aeof > of five cents ie 5e per snare was wason wason as ason on the t h capital ca Dital stock of o the corpr corprpayable core r rpayable r rpa payable pa ble on or ol before the 27th 27thMay ithXa 27thMay May Xa 19 1 1905 1 to W Mont Ferry se r rat rat at room Kl 1 Atlas block West WestSouth s sSouth 1 1South South street Salt Lake City Utah Utahstock rta Utahstuck h hstock stock upon which this assessment nt m mmain nu numain r rmain main unpaid on the 27th day of May Maywill Ma Mawill Ia Iawill will be delinquent and advertised fo foat for forat j jar at public auction and unless paytn paytnof pavnimale orI St Stof male ar before will r be sold on the lt h hof of June 1 lOOk to pay the delinquent T Tment 1Intnt iment ment together t < with the cost of ai aiing aI aIin C Cing ing in and expense of sale saleW saleMONT saleK W MONT FERRY SeTI SeTIIx scfItP scfItPLoeB SeprtirvLocation Ix LoeB Location > cation tion of office No o i21 1 1 Atlas AtUsSalt A AtlasSalt tI u uSalt Salt Lake City Utah UtahTO LtbNotice UtahNotice Notice NoticeTO NoticeTO TO THKSTOCKHOLDERS TJIJC STOCKHOLDERS OF 01 7 7Verna fl flYerna TIVerna Verna Mining company COIIIpanSotir NoUre is s sby r rby r rMay by gives that on Monday t the lth lthay < ia iaMay May > ay 1Mi at the hour of 2 oclock oclockof o l c cof of said day da a special meeting meet in K If Ifstockbolden < if ifheld f fstockholders stockholders of the said compmy compmyId w wheld held Id at t the t offices > s of Harrington Barringtonford to toford c cford r 1 ford room 333 Atlas A tlas block Salt > a I t I ICity L ICity r rCity City Utah for the purpose of con conimr eonsi eonsitag on onIng < tag and voting on tb theluesdon 4t1tton of 1 iIiu 1 1I imr I article six of the articles artic1snf of in n irr irrration rp rpration rpration > ration of said company by incrnug InlrpJ l I g r rcapital e ecapital acapital capital vock Mock from thirty thousai T Tlars i ilays lars divided into three th hundred hundredshares t ti tishares < 1n 1nha > > shares ha of ten t n cents each to fifty thou a adollars adollars adollars dollars divided into five fh hundred hundredand bun hunaridsand rtj rtjNod and shares of ten cents Tits each n nsuch 11BUch I Isuch such other business as may legaV legs cVL cVLbefor < tu tubefore oi oibefore before Aid a meeting meetingJESSE g JESSE p DAI DAIIEY DAIIEYretarY DAIiVSecretary KV KVSecretary Secretary retarY of the Versa amia amiaDated lmiIlated lOin lOinDated Dated at a Salt s lt Lake City April Notice of Stockholders Meeting WeetmgA Mcetin McetinA A MEETING MEETI G OF THE STtXKM STtXKMers STQt H He ers e of Walker alker Brothers banker bankersporation it itporaUoD t tporaUon poraUon will be held at its i 11 11buSiDe8B 11buhineos > U Ubusiness business corner of Main and andSouth anl1South andSouth South streets Salt Lake City Clt I ITuesday t r rTuesday Tuesday the 23d Sd day of May lla llaoclock Mayoclock l loclock oclock p m for f the purpose > t tering rcLing > cLing the advisability ot amendir amendirarticles amenIirarticles articles of incorporation by Incrensrj Incrensrjcapital Inerea Inereacapital capital stock five hundred < 3pe > si sis I Iso so s that the entire issue will willtwentyfive willtwentyfive > twentyfive hundred < ij 2700 shar sharpar sharpar par value of two hundred and fty ftyPres f fsand sand 350Oi0 doiIars doiIarsX X H WALKER WALKERFrus Pres PresL fl flL L H FARNSWORTh FARNSWORTIiStockholders FARNSWORThStockholders Stockholders Meeting MeetingTHE MeetingTILE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF 1 1stockholder i it itstockholders stockholder of OM thd Salt Lake Bwr BwrTrade fleIri fleIriTrade Trade will be lieid at the office officeOntario ufuiceOntario > Ontario Silver Mining company Mi MiW M Mblock W block ck Salt Lake City T utah tah on MOT MOTJune Mir1 Mir1June June 12th 1905 at 10 oclock a i m mthe rnthe the election of a board of direeters direetersthe the transaction of such other bni bnias DU I Ias as may be necessary necessaryJOHN necessaryJOHN JOHN E DOOLYSerrtu DOOLYSerrtuSalt rloorY Serrlt SerrltSalt Salt Lake City Utah May 9 W WSixty rflSixty > Sixty Years Experience of an Old OldNurse OldNurse Nurse NurseMrs NurseMrs Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is t te teprescription e eprescription prescription of one of tn the best fmale fmalephjsiciaBs physicians and nurses in the I trtei trteiStates r re a aStates States and has been used for sixty yars yarswith yarSwith with neverfailing success li4iCC by millions millionsmothers Pf Pfmothers mothers for their children Dunce tn tnprooese tI tIprocess process of teething its value Is B incalcuia incalcuiabie incalcuiide bie It relieves the child from pain cures curesdiarrhoea cre crediarrhoea diarrhoea griping in the bowels and wind windcolic wIndcofle colic By giving givinghealth health to th the child it itrests itrests rests the mother Price 75 cents a bottle