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SALT LAKE OITY UTAH FRIDAY AUGUST 191910 7rhtslWhatthe Time

in Sports THE ATHLETICS ARE STANDING THE PACEu

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of Salt Lake j II BASEBALL RESULTS JKRAMER WILL RIDE CLARKE BUT II WONTI PUT TITLE AT STAKE

BY J P NORTONNewark N J Aug 18Franl Kra-

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the cycling champion is not onlyquite willing but is decidedly anxious-to meet Jackie Clark the AustralianRoc lut In a series ot match racesKramer says that all he wan s is afairslzHl purse and a track OR whicht5 ride He will also bet Floyd Mao1aranil who Is doing business for-t iarkt allY amount of money that hevvlii bdat the Australian in a series ormatches It over made

I lad a talk with Kramer today lIena ut even vexed at the way MaeFarland is endeavoring to bring about anatch between himself and Clarke Butvicn the championship was brought upnrh r complexion was put on the J-tuatin Kramer wouldnt think offaking the title he has won for ninejears and is sure of winning this year-

cc tio outcome of a series of racesHe ffis confident that ho can bestt lark or any other rider In the world1 it that doesnt mean he says that her3t put up the championship if heIT c f ts Clarke But he says he will racec larko on any reasonable terms andKranur generally does what he saysI ll3 IIs what the champion said

I will ride a match race withJjickie Clarke at any time and anyrlaca provided that I get the moneyw ten it comes to talking about riding-a matt h race or a series of races forthe i lamplonghlp it is foolish and itcan t be done Clarke and Mac though-tt at they could make more money atbait Lake City and went out there torde Clarke could have ridden herefr the championship title this yearlu instead he ran away while IBtajcd here and fought it out with the-r t of the men on the circuit Why-I 3dlo Root and Joe Fogler would haveirore claim to the title than Clarkefor they rode for it not only at thistrak but at New Haven Providenceand Boston

I will ride Clarke a match race or ae >rl3 of match races provided a suit-able

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purse is put up and I will alsorake a side bet that I will win Mac1 a great publicity man and is trying-t boost his own game He wants tosine here and then come around andcay to the other fellows See it ia-

ilac that sets the money When itCTC time to ride a match raee I willbo there but when it comes to MacFarland claiming the title for Clarke un ¬

less I race him I will have something-t > say about the matter I am not-FYu much nowadays and when thet rre nmes they will have to hear whatIvriir r has to say Thats all I will-r 1 flarke In Europe if necessary andIt tie e was a track in Harrison and hevjjnrd to ride I would race him there1 a < far as riding for the champio-

ntitlethatE i 1is simply Impossiblenr the N C A would not stand forEJ d a thins

GREAT DELIGHT WIS-p iuille France Aug lSW K

t urbllfs Great Delight won theTT tie Eden distance one and one> 9 Miles for a purse of 100 todayi Prix de Cheffreville a sellingrake for twoyearold colts five furJ r for a purse of 3600 was won by-

r anderbllts Belfast

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Salt Palace Saucer Track TonightMAJOR TAYLOR vs A J CLARKE

Det two in three onemile heats SOO purse divided 500 and 300TenMile TlirecCorneretl MotorPaced Race Profeaalonal Duer Agra

Wileor-OneUlIe Handicap Profesalonnl IlalfMlle Open Professional Two

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General Admission 25c Grandstand fiue Reserve Seats 75c Tickets-on Sale at StKkneys Cigar Store

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SHUBERT THEA REMax Florence General Manager-

The Allen Curtis Company of Mu ¬

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The School GirlEvery night at 745 and 915 Mat¬

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Excellent Programs at Luna and IsleTheatres

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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONSAn examination for Salt Lake City

teachers will be held at the Lafayetteschool building on Monday and Tues-day

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August 22 and 23 beginning at9 a m of the first day

All teachers and candidates not hold ¬

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Candidates for high school certifi-cates

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PEns ink and paper will be furmebed D H CHRISTENSEN

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Exchange will open Saturdaynoon A light lunch will be served toeveryone without charge All are In ¬

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5 ISUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Via Denver Rio Grande RailroadProvo canyon 815 a m 125Ogden 1025 a m 135 p m 225-

p m 100Pharaohs Glen 820 a m 60

Special train leaves Salt Lake 815-a m going through to Provo canyonwithout change and returning leavesthe canyon at 7 p m arriving SaltLake 10 p in

Trout and chicken dinners at UpperFalls resort Magnificent scenic tripGood fishing-

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DENVER RIO GRANDE TIME TABLE

Effective June 19 191-0DepartDaily

Provo Manti and Marysvale 750 amBingham and Bingham June 800amDenver Chicago and East S10amPark City 820amOgden and intermediate pointslO25 amOgden and San Francisco 145 pmOgden San Fran and West 235pmOgden San Fran Portland 250 pmMidvale and Bingham 250 pmDenver Chicago and Eat 405 pmProvo Tintlc and inter points 606 pmOgden and Intermediate points 610 pmDenver Chicago and East 710 pmGrand June and Inter points 710 pmOgden San Fran Portland 1138 pm-

ArrheoDaUyOgden San Fran Portland 830 amOgden and Intermediate polntslO00 amProvo Tintic and inter pointslOSO amBingham and Midvale 1050aDenver Chicago and East 130 pmOgden and intermediate points 145 pmDenver Chicago and East 215 pmGrand June and inter points 230 pmOgden and San Franoisco S6i pmPark City E0 pmBingham and Midvale 545 pmProvo Manti Marysvale

Heber 606 pmOgden San Fran Portland 700 pmDenver Chicago and East 1116 pmOgden San Fran Portland 710 pm

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baltair Beach Time TableTrains Trains

Leave Salt Lake Arrive Salt Lake0130 a tu lliIS a m

1215 p m 230 p in200 p m 3il5 p m245 p in 400 p in330 p nu 445 p m415 p m 530 p in-CiOO p tu 815 p nu645 p In 700 p m-6t30 p nu 7t45 p m715 p nu 830 p 11-

1B00 p m 015 p m845 p m 1000 p m030 p m 1045 p m-

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Except SundayFare round trip 25 cents

The Exchange will open SaturdayODOR A light lunch will be served tOeveryone without charpe Ml are In ¬

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BASEBALL TODAY t+ This afternoon at 330+ the match ball game between+ Fort Douglas soldiers and the+ cldentals will be played at4 ers field Moser will pitch+ the soldiers and Langford sfI± Rogers for the Occidentals+ boys from the post believe+ can win but they want I+ Dutch to umpire It is+ that a side bet may go to+ winner along with the gate re +4+

ceipts i-tt+ + ++ + + + tt

FISH AND GAME LAW

VIOLATORS ARE ARRESTED

Within the past two days three ar ¬

rests have been made for violation ofthe state fisn and game law SpecialDeputy Littleford a member of theSalt Lake County Fish and Game Pro-tective

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association nailed Frank Zim-merman

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for shooting snipe along theJordan river John Hals of Ogden wasarrested by an Ogden deputy for shoot-ing

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grouse and District Game Warden-Joe Smith swore to a warrant yes ¬

terday charging Dr G W Fisher withshooting grouse up Parleys canyon

Warden Smith says that the fish andgame protective association members-are doing a great work in protecting-the state fish and game and that theefficiency of the force Is daily growing stronger

This state department officers reportthe best season in years for game birdsDucks are said to more plentiful thanever and grouse and sagehens are to befound everywhere

E N Jacklln superintendent of thestate fish hatchery at Murray has200000 trout fry ready for planting-and the work will be begun within aweek The Sprlngville hatchery alsohas a like number ready for statewaters

SHERIFF PUTS LID ON

BOXING GAME AT BUTTE

Butte Mont Aug ISThe YoungMooneyKId Forbes bout scheduled fortonight at the Orpheum theatre hasbeen railed ort

Under Sheriff Mike Murray actingfor Sheriff ORourke who is out ofthe city at present notified Jerry Mc-Carthy

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the promoter of the fight thatthe affair could not be permitted forthe reason that it is supposed to bo aprize tight which is in violation of thelaw

SUNDAY HXCTIIISIOXSTo Provo 125 round trip via SaltLake Route Train leaves Union sta-tion

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746 a m Good boating and fish-ing In Utah Lake s

I National League-

Won

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Lost PCChicago OS 35 660Pittsburg 63 40 612New York 60 42 588Philadelphia D2 52 500Cincinnati 62 55 486Brooklyn 43 61 413St Louis 42 65 393Boston 40 70 564

EASY FOR PIRATESPittsburg Aug IS Pittsburg easily

defeated Cincinnati today 10 to 2 Gaspar lasted only two Innings In thesecond inning Byrne and F Clarkemade home runs Camnltz was steadyall the way not giving a single base-on balls Score R H EPlttsburg 10 13 2Cincinnati 2 7 2

Batteries Camnitz and Gibson Benton and McLean Clark-

UmpirosJohnstone and Eason

No other games played in Nationalleague on Thursday

I Western League I

At Sioux CitYWichita 6 SiouxCity 7

At OmahaFirst game Omaha 2Denver 1 Second game Omaha 7Denver 1

At Des MoinesFirst game DesMoines 11 Topeka 6 Second gameDes Moines 3 Topeka O-

At LincolnLincoln 5 St Joseph 3

I Coast League-

Won

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Lost PCPortland I 68 G7 514Oakland 75 64 539San Francisco 74 64 530Vernon 09 66 511Los Angeles 69 70 497Sacramento 49 83 371

Portland Ore Aug 1SScoreR H E

Oakland 2 6 0Portland 0 6 2

Batteries Harkins and HltzeBoyceand Fisher

Los Angeles Aug IS ScoreR H ESacramento 3 4 2Los Angeles 1 3 0

Batteries Baum and La Longe Tozer and Waring

Oakland Aug 18Score R H ESan Francisco 6 8 1Vernon 4 9 4

Batteries Henley and Berry CarsonHitt and Hogan Brown

American Association-

At

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Columbus Milwaukee 1 Colum ¬

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At ToledoSt PaulToledo gamepostponed rain

At IndianapolisKansas CltyIndlanapolis game postponed rain

I JACK HUME IS GIVEN

CHANCE FOR RECOVERY-

Jack Hume the wellknown bicyclerider was operated upon yesterdaymorning at Holy Cross hospital Dr AJ Hosmer who performed the opera-tion

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said that the patient had with ¬

stood the shock much better than ex-pected

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and that while still In a mostserious condition a slight improvement-over his condition Wednesday nightwas noted

The operation disclosed a small bloodclot on the brain This was removedalong with an excess of brain fluidwhich caused by the concussionfollowing the fall at the Salt Palacehad evidently caused the paralysis

Whether or not there is a deeper In-Jury to the brain than disclosed by theoperation remains to be seen

At a late hour last night reportsfrom the hospital said that Hume wasresting easily and that the one chancefor nU recovery seemed to be brighter

HUNT TO BOSTONSlim Hunt the erstwhile Salt Lake

pitcher who for the past month hasbeen pitching great ball for the Sac-ramento

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club of the Coast leaguepassed through Ogden yesterday on hisway to Boston In a letter to BertMargetts manager of the Murrayleague leaders Hunt said that he hadbeen recalled by the Boston Americansand hoped this time to make good I

TilE FORK WINSSpringville Aug lSIn an exhibi ¬

tion game here today Spanish Forkwon from Sprlnsvllle by the score of3 to 2 The game was fast throughout-both pitchers doing good work on therubber The batteries SprlnprvllleLund and Peck Spanish Fork Cook andLudlow-

In the afternoon a basket ball gamebetween Springville and Payson wasplayed Springville winning 27 to 18

III Amorican League I

Won Lost PCPhiladelphia 74 34 685Boston 6 4 47 576Detroit 02 48 661New York so 49 650Cleveland 49 69 454Washington 48 63 432Chicago 44 63 411st 72 321

TIGERS BEAT SPEED BOYSBoston Aug 18Two errors by Dos ¬

ton in the fifth were followed by fiveDetroit hits giving the visitors a fourrun lead in the game which they won6 to 1 Pitcher Frank Arrelanes wasreleased by Boston today to Sacra ¬mento Cal Score R H EDetroit 6 9 1Boston i 5 2

Batteries Willett and Stanage andSchmidt Collins Cicotte and Carrigan

NAPS WEAK WITH STICKWashington Aug 18 Clevelandsbatting was poor today and Washing¬

ton won handily 6 to 1 Feature playswore made by McBride Birmingham-and Niles while Klllifers batting andbase running brought forth applauseScore R H EWashington IC 8 0Cleveland 1 6 4

Batteries Walker and BockendorfKaler Fanwell and Donahue

YOU OANT BEAT EMPhiladelphia Aug Philadelphiabeat Chicago today 2 to 1 the locals

being shut out until two men were outin the ninth Then Davis doubled andscored on Murphys triple In the tenthLivingston tripled and scored the win-ning

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run on Coombs single Score-R H EChicago i 8 0

Philadelphia 2 8 2Batteries White and Sullivan

Coombs and Livingston-

WET GROUNDSNew York Aug 12New YorkStLouis game postponed wet grounds

Northwestern League-

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Lost PCSpokane 70 49 588Vancouver 63 67 526Tacoma 61 67 517Seattle 44 75 370

Vancouver B C Aug 18SeoreR IL E

Seattle 0 2 31

Vancouver 7 10 2

Batteries Hennlngs and CusterErlekaon and Sugden

Spokane Aug 18Score R H ESpokane 5 7 3Tacoma 6 6 3

Batteries Holm Claflin and Oatdleck Maston Hall and Blankenship

MILITARY TOURNAMENTAT SALT PALACE A FROST

After waiting for a half hour forsomething that looked like signs oflife in the military tournament billedfor the Salt Palace last night some 50people filed back to the box office andafter a little delay got their moneyback

Captain Duncan C Ross who 20 yearsago packed the grounds at Becks Hotsprings and at the city and county

I building grounds for his broadswordcombat was on hand but there wasno one to fight and as the expectedsquad of soldiers front Fort Douglasfailed to materialize the show wascalled oft

STAR PITCHER ARRIVES-Salt Lakes pitching staff was

strengthened yesterday by the arrivalof McCreary the former Luxus pitcherwho has been working for Logan Man-ager Donovan will use him againstMurray at Murray Saturday savingLittle for Ogdens lefthand hittersSunday

The league schedule Is Saturday-Salt Lake at Murray Ogden and Occ-identals

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at Walkers field Sunday SaltLake at Ogden and Murray and theOccidentals at Walkers field

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JACKIE ClARKE TO RIDE

MAJOR TAYlOR TONIGHT

Pans on Edge for Sprint Struggle Be ¬

tween Youngster andVeteran

I tHI IMI t Mt M+ H tHt tM tM tH M t-

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+ +BIKE RACES TONIGHT 4+

+ Major Taylor vs A J Clarke ++ best two in three onemile heats ++ 800 purse divided J508 300 ++ Tenmile threecornered motor +4 paced race professional Duer 4+ Agraz and WIlcox 4+ Onemile handicap professional 4+ Halfmile open professional ++ Twomilo open lap amateur +

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It Is Jackie Clarkes turn to showwhat he can do against Major Taylorformer ohampion sprinter of the worldTonight the two will meet at the SaltPalace saucer best two in three Frenchstyle heats at one mile

Although defeated by Iver Lawson-last Tuesday the colored flyer is con-fident

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of winning from Clarke tonight-He counts on outwitting Clarke and bythat means more than offsettingClarkes longer sprint The youngster-who Is held by many as the comingchampion of the world and the veteranwill put up a most Interesting contestBig MacFarland has been getting hisyoungster in shape and the words ofwisdom he has been shooting IntoClarkes head on how to win from Tay-lor

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would fill a bookTaylor says that his race Tuesday-

and the three days riding have done alot to make him fit for a winning ridetonight

Another feature of the card will bethe threeoornered motorpaced racewith Duer Wilcox and Agraz fighting-it out for ten miles

There will be no increase over theregular prices tonight

GRAND CIRCUIT TROTTERS-

AT EMPIRE CITY TRACK-

New York Aug lSGrand Circuittrotters are rapidly concentrating atthe Empire City track at Yonkers forthe meeting which opens there nextTuesday with the 15006 Matron Fu ¬

turity for threeyearolds-Alonzo McDonald with twelve fast

ones among them the unbeaten Fu-turity

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candidate Emily Ellen 210J isthe latest arrival from the Clevelandmeeting Gus Maseys string will beon hand including another Futuritycandidate the sensational western coltColorado E that recently trotted aworking mile in 200k a half secondfaster than the worlds record forthreeyearolds Other heroes on theground are those of W C Brown presi-dent

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of the New York Central railroadincluding the Futurity colt Bergen andthe string of W B Dickerman whoseFuturity candidate is Eva Bellini

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LEG6 OFF HIS GAME IS LUCKY

TO STAY IN FOR SEMIFINALS

Denver Country Club Denver Colo Aug 1Lrbe third round of matchplay at 36 holes in the transMlaetefilppl golf tournament shoutd the b > stgolf of the week and leaves four steady consistent players to flgfct out thesemifinals tomorrow

II O Legg the titleholder will meet V H Gaines of Omaha in thesemifinals and Lawrence Bromfield of Denver will play W M Mu shan ofDes Moines

I Grant Chamberlain of HutchinsonI caught Legg of Minnekahada off hisgame and gave him a terrific matchitoday losing 1 down in 37 hjle uwas the purest luck that Hutchm udid not put the champion out of ti

j running in the thirtysixth Kioen lidwas well on Ute green in three and h aa twelvefoot put for a four and tutmatch but the ball struck the irunrim of the cui and bounded out

Lawrence Bromfield ui Denverplaying his flrst big tournament Wtfrom 8 B Young of Omaha Is up and1 to play

F It Gaines of Omaha made thelowest score for the course turned inthe present tournament-

He followed a 75 this morning with78 this afternoon beating 11 B Mooreof Galveston 1 up

Moore duplicated Legs low roorafor the qualtf > ing round this morningturning In a 77 and took the samenumber of strokes this afternoon

The directors of the trans l1asI6stpplassociation met late this aft moon antselected tie omaha Country club nthe course over which the 1911 tourna-ment will be played

John C Fennell of Kansas City wnreelected president of the asocUtiand the secretaryship which goes tthe club securing tilt tournament wasassigned to Frank hoe uf Omaha

Frank L Woodward of T over tNiI 1910 secretary was elected iceprti

dent The directors were iucreasta toeleven men They are

H B Davis Colorado Springs F LWoodward Denver J C Fennell Kan-sas

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City Wendell HertigI MinneapolisF M Sheehan Des Moines Geoi iFrederlckson Oklahoma City TarletnBrown St Louis W J Fojre OmahaHenry Conley Wichita Freak floeOmaha J B Lindsey Omaha

BIG SAlE Of PlAYERS

Central League Gets Xent Suns forStun Who Go to

Majors

South Bend Ind Aug 18Slx Cen ¬

tral league clubs will this year realUefrom 20000 to 25060 from the saleof players to the higher class organi-zations

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Of this amount South Handhas already received 4000 from PlUsburg for Shortstop McCarthy and Out ¬

fielder Carey and expects to secure atleast 3000 more through the sale ordrafting of Catcher Wells OutfieldersWelschonce and Kroy Pitcher Lindseyand Second Baseman Koehler

Next to South Bend Dayton has themost profitable aggregation ManagerKnoll has disposed of Catcher Martin-to Pittsburg for 1500 and ShortstopStrake to Brooklyn for 2000 Knollalso expects to lose Second Baseman-Nee and Pitcher Justus by draft

Terre Haute has Bold Pitchers Ronnieand Alberts to the St Louis Nationals-for 1000 each and obtained another1000 for Outfielder Wheeler who hasjoined Cincinnati Pittsburg is expect-ed

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to buy First Baseman Sommerlot-or at least draft him and an Ameri-can

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association club will probably takeThird Baseman ODonnell of the sameclubEvansville has sold Pitcher Covlngtonto Detroit for 1250 and will get thedraft price for Outfielder Lajune FortWayne expects to lose Pitchers Robert-son

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and Miller by draft and will returnFirst Baseman Gainor to Detroit

AllXST RETAINS TITLB-Livingstone Rhodesia Aug 17Thesculling match for the championship of

the world between Richard Arnst ofNew Zealand and Ernest Barry of Lon-don

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was won by Arnst the champion-by two lengths The race was rowed-on the Zambesi river a short distancefrom the famous Victoria falls over acourse of three and a halt miles Thestakes were 2800 a side

YJCILOWSTOliE PARK KXCTJRSIOV-

Staxe Halt Hotel MeatsAugust Z4 via O 8 L Rate 4525

which Includes rail and stage transpor-tation and accommodations at firstclass hotels in the park for completefivedays tour Make early r er-

VattouL City ticket office lr1 Mauistreet