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Show ,.4 ' ,fl' CENTRAL SPEEDY'OXFORD-CAMBRIDG- I ' am-no- d RELAY MEN HERE FOR U. OF P.. MEET, E Ye 41 , .':Just between I - , 1.747'''","1 -) : r , ,1 : " evamoo,wwWw..11 yi r , "4.'4 4 ; 1-- dr'iL 4 rift - 1,, At 0. At 14: , , h , , r , , t - 2 " v.. nk 11 1 c, N : . 46 ,,, t,,... : :1 1A,,, t. ,,,,.,, . (1 ot-tt- a plowspa g7tIn , 4r,io 4 A e . , v. l r 4 . . 1, I 4 , r- ts- ! , " e-- t 0 7'10"' . , , (4.4, w h ,,. i P, 4 l , 1 t i funtily or Montt - it niay be in the .1 book we read. In the aslogan we hear. I our minds 'omit bs turned to catch its her ttttt all. in au way It comps to 3ou. To me in another. We newt but the qu;cit thoutht, the adaptive mind, sod it Is Ours. o - 1 I ' I f , nyo---tha- , ""; .; Ot limpinyer:Ite'llapprni6od - ; Internationa Board Airplane Crash Kills Two, Injures One and 'Protests- Action of Pilot Loses Sanity Japanese in Siberia t- -, , worm- The tr4ft4ptill are Otto ,of the Vrattott Is that taa do rot thoroughly haitove int. 'And au do hot hitve hoth,to prhAts,1 to Mao ohtiorthilitY. a took upon ottpto I unit y net soma agog nining chance that shail cross nu, 14,aa onre or ',A ire Ito ',turf 14, I ;77- dot at ! illintommej ,11,'; flf aduraa aa auret4401, -W I. ::1411.71: hieearl. ntt k, L I , , 4 r 7.e ra: "1 , , h ,,), t g ty; f tik4 ,, Nemo by Dells E. Extravagant Princess. ' I thou fly beyond our reach to . it earned Mil nom will hi, t. mot. Ahat to brihir it to -lottsre'avross itu scope, NOL1111411)a. for IWhen shining ophort uOi JIM be able to mistaike it. if phortuhit't hr.mght soirees Ottiall It) tans in a hundred of us closu Ito ohld hitting inarka vOiti ke thus come. It COMON rathar In the ry -vicrewted ttryouil rtmtor- 11,erfoctly scompilrhed tusk, lig the fgt. Itrit;hatil thototthris and daatiing ' pstlenceanti resourcsfulnous tittiotok toe imitt) of our tieslinse with Where. in the aittai)111; l I 1)401 for at whit and di carefully thought out Vile to do- our tt iwn q doloy.aa hat Real work a little butter and quicker.- it comes hi 1 honest-- at Ittle4got ps- niout engin Won by careful hand and the th.olt mg and ) worktwo thing's present (hay. it may be at our shoul- thAt oar." tthtn the. rearh Of aft of too. dor In the 'Lutist:ad th tvustomar. , , tio; Ourselves I 'Cry, ' r,, vt, clettpl, 1,, Abil - Irn,f t'ut The ' vatit ,A I. : A 116. , t.....4 , , . 1 '1:15 LEHI. Hay I.The I28 erhedule sae adonted,iit I meeting of th board of directors of theXentral Utah Base. tall league held at Provo last evaing resion won also attnded by th playing munagete of the vlube in the league. Tb. schedule adoptd cella for ih opening game" on hie), 14, o riran Fork at Lehi. Prino at lieher. and Spenieh Fork at Springville 'Th. n wi ll clos e on August 2 S !rattail e-- ech team at represented night's 46444011-ritmiremees 906441 n--$NP) that lt will play out the ',aeon's "chedule. Failure to comply 'with thie condition will automutiv.alli cul the offending orgenization from mem- t bership in tro league and from a where of the funds of th loague' earnings The same authotity given unwire" in the Pacific Coast league will prevail he thi" circuit. Arbitrators will "have lull power to handle ail diminution the players and shall pension" conkerne team for uhsportamanlik Hut duct on the part of the fans." In lentru linos umpire sill officiate No official will ha permitted games. to work in his home town. ho will have charg of Director the organization thi Neosho are as Lawrence Briggs. American follow": Fork; William R. Robert". Provo: John ,Nlendenhall. Springville; W. C. fluff. Swinish Fork; J. L. Hiatt. Heber; and LeeleyIN (moatee. Lehi. Th Preston Peterson. league president Proo: itecretar). William M. Barrett. American York, and treasurer. .John NIndenhall. Springville. Monsters of the various clubs are lemron Taylor: Am. foilow rican Fork. Abner Chipman; Provo. Will Hines: Springville, John Kennedy; Spanish Fork. W. L. Ulna. and Haber. ) a j )41'. 4) 1 : . I - , lk, - , (.it . :0 It11191t1P . I I rs 1., I. tti r i::14'1-.4;t- ;f414:. , .r..,114!. '., I - t, (, i ,, - , 111 Athletic Tryouts 0 s, 1. ' . i . Service Men Hold 4 - (L ,.4 - 1' , (fly Unirawal Service ) V1.APIV6ItTAK. Aprol de Th mom-hett 'N..-MAN IrttANCIACI), of this international hoard with tA May a.Tito , f 41 11 the Aw4 ,4 xe...piton Of Ms Japanese mamber ,,..,( sone am killed. a third probably Moir 16vernmoots forwarded to yesterday It::." Y I and another temporarily lOat hi. on which plaee them ,.... at rtteaon from ths ahock avhn a four record telegram as 'protesting against the ac:t s!,..., 4k of the Japaneass military In Pt. comae lions Ptonatr tt type airplane :1,.471;oprtit te;1 3,10 feet to the around hortly after bed, -,- 'Iir ' Ike-- 4 n,,on twiny, two miles t The hologram charges this Japanese of north Vallejo. ) Th dead: '.. with actually daloying the evacuation 1 , a, , raecha. !Wooed of aasiottne Joeeptitaa.- - a year old, 'et of-t- he i ,le, Soda 1 , ',wins& them, for whieh outpost. it ho stated. 'ii e ,:,;11.1.7 P, i ( 4, Stotler, chariot $O Vallejo. the foreign --troops re supposed to b ,A. 1.s. , , ti, Sat Iliberia.Inlurad. ' It aide - that the railroad I :iii eil Silvers. 1'' that hoprosantaJoseph. SS, Soda Springs. oommittess believes , , t fractured legs and internal inlurias. hen to ihso Tokio tOireittIMOIll WOU;d toflietti) J. Nurdmik. 'ammownonaihleammal6;L1100:ttil result In sacuring a proper oh may die. molter, Charles, Jr., IS, Vallejo, $irt- by the Japanese command In alberia .44.r. 4 . -- .,17C lit&r, WWII.. and temporary mob! tea- of railway igroemessi. aon. "Th railway board." says the tale The plane, driven Charles Stotts?. trisinbavingof zaminod - reportIn of V.. ... Orford and Cambridge bare sent a relay team.which It is expected will extend the best college run artions the Jr. fe,rmerly an armyby flyer, troops Japan roached a district ara of th height of about 340 hot when the mo- rots nem in the United States when they meet In the rniversity of Penntrylvania races. This photograph, tilt. tor stalled and crashed to lb. ground. atit t'athasett reratigetneltm.niVo f styeet am en when the fleet Englishmen arrived In this country. shows from left to right, (back row). W. S. TattTha young pilot IV dasott by the had , ot. s., that ahoek and temporarily lost his reason. agrosoment: railwy A. M. Strode-Jackeowar hero and In charge ham. W. B. Milligan. ij. B. Stallard. Lieutenant-Colonth Japanese military acquiescast and P , , 't B. E. G. e A. the of distance AIL team: middle Rudd. themselves of (front row) Shrub, words champion Montague and. unitise the funotion The athletic meet, of th service men 4, that allied railway organisation Dr. f and tiliss race man team. Colonel Strode-Jackso- n a of few was and Dies; the memorable in vietor trainer the years ago the winner which In sidft Tort Douglas by the oonlosaloa I raffle and ,at III ye$es asa In which be nosed out McCurday. of Pennsylvania, in fintsh. will oulify for the western depart- 1 actually delayed the programa of the of Near ment Olympic tryout meet In San Czechs; and third. that this Japastaao otilMIL:2Releaantamus 'Francisco the latter part of the month military, by plaringlreepo at principal Nil NV YORK; May itoward points on the Chines has been arranged by the committee in ast's-railwaY, Pereetser J. Arthur iliac president of the which th allied agreement assigned charge including Captain Protestant college of Beirut, tiyria,Hyrien 4 .Princess payi drop - tor McChrytotal. Lieutenant R. R. Morgan giod t9 tbo .t:bintsa.guarA---isas- t. allowing Y., according tie such detachments to and Lisutenant E. M. B. Como,. Interfere with new perfume in Paris. Paris so. 111. rectilve'd 1110Pflatti A swimming meet will be held this He here matters had been Camp-Travi- s affecting railwayln traffic prochitty is gossiping about a seneain falling heetth for 'leveret months, voked- conflicts needlase evening in the Deseret gymnasium at rssaulting-The of Honel discovery perfume. WAN tillkOn meet and field Th track and Serener. by friends lose of life to rh:.nese, fissalana and :50 o'clock. Loss Princess of People purchased SI $500,0001 week agr in theto hope Is schedu.led for Cummings field at that the iltrnate egeobs, and also the there might help him. lie wee 40 yesealmovemnto of truin" tleopardised 1:30 o'clock drops at S1.100 or Si a drop. The ' Wednesday attrnoon. and wesrtiJ SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 1.Fire old. perfume is declared to be the fin. Friday evening' the boxing Dr. Bliss became president nt the and most exquisite lit dziatence log tournament will be held at the -to itst of been declared have incendiary Hold Protestant eoHege in Ill03, sueFort Douglas gymnasium. I., The Utah High School Athletic ac origin did dames. estimated at 1500,- - Syrian Ralph C, Winslow yesterday won perhis Dr. Daniel Bliss, the father, Ice Cream manent pooseselon of the handicap cup sociation. according to C. Orem Wil. SOO in an ordnance department ware- rooding founder of the coital'. and toe 40 years WILDE MAKES it , . Double presidont. The collets now has at the Salt Lake Oun club traps after son. an house at Camp Travis near here tohas secretarytreaaurer from 1,000 atudents drawn ail nearly that the state track and field BOB DYSON shooting off three ties of 60 birds bounced WASHINGTON May' variu$,Amerlof th near oast meet scheduled to take place at Provo day. Riney. machine prune and On parts earu are the greatest consumers each. Dr. Hits. was born in on May 7. had been changed to May m other equipment valued at W6.- In the world according to 'LAWRTNCE, Maga., May 1.Jimmie 000 were stored In the building but a village of Mount Labanon. A Buckingham still retains the Chal8. a report of the department of agriWilde, British flyweight champion. line medal which he won several SunJUNEAU. Alaska. May I.Approxi- With the Provo track In good con most of this wan .rely removed knocked out Bobby Dyson of New days ago. Buck turned in the - culture which shows With the approach of May day a be or that 611.310,1111 mately 4,000 men are to be employedone if dition it will perfect surprising Pre-Wwas of what in Bedford the first round Lost to guard against possible 26 and made it impossible for two new state records are not hung warning score of on were construction work on the governcommer. manufactured quarts scheduled as a There should also be something plots to destroy the camp was wisesd anyone to beat him. in ISM not to mention the en- merit railroad in Alaska this year. daily bout here today. firemen officers. and Avers among The in Directors medal field the events. It has bean military went Long Run Efficiency ormlus quantity made in home frees Colonel Frederick Mears, president of It was said at the camp today. Dyson started out aggreastvely and to Chrlem Rei who broke 60 tar. Iup. that the athletes In th south. police. the Alaska Engineering Commission. landed two blows but immediately aft- gets traight. Hey, M.J. Gen. James G. Harbor& comof ern are the tho tied D. with alio part Reilly throwing II. have Other phases of the country's vast announced here reoeMly while on his erward went down for the count of N. Hood. professional. and W. E. Staun- 'discus and Javelin better that record mander of the Camp. announced that ILONDON. April of their eines He to a Ifficieney the from up he are got nine summarised in the way to Anchorage to take charge of jaw. jab that new marks for them to would appoint a board of inquiry visiting n shooter. of Boston. Mass.. !distance, so when to Lieut. W. M. King- - dairy industry and the knockout blow to the Mom- trin, construction. investigti.te the conflagration. The meet comes high-guthe state following production figures for for the honors of the in N.. In R. a day recent the address at sch followed. fact that the blase apparently started 'Hail. on the Butter 8119.051.2li pounds. Over 2,000 men are working the regular likely. . event. each shooton United Service institute underneath the building is believed to "The soon as er breaking them all. Resolute Eauneitee 4011,1119.245 railroad now. Mears said.- As cheese (all, kinds) Submarine and Future Naval eliminate the theory that the building Warfare." n New Sheets Open. weather-permi- ts BRISTOL. R. I., May 1.The sloop the force - ivill be ......... wee struck-bBan a storm lightning during was the first shoot for the Milk (evaporated, condeneed, and Resolute, candidate for the honor of C. Testerday Many of the new men will that the att Ilia tenon tan eo u a cornL. Becker and tbe W. 14,Mitchell trothis sumthe. America'et-cu- p Emblems- on Mother's- - Day today,other part of Alaska and defending huntion. another theory advocated. may vantage previously possessed by Gm powdered) 2.0116,114103. idoubled. mer, was launched- early tonight from phies. which are at 200 birds. fifty birds on was wan.. submarime the come have been responalble, but was not north from the states. ,.., steadily the builder: yards here where she had each Sunday for tour Sundays. Those to th war at . the . of taken Whereas, L. J. beginning mylously by el Hogan( chief in 1614 it was as t to I IVAITHINGTON, May been stored for four years. Thine wasi hang up perfect scores in the Mitchell th !Dempsey Case against Rome.---and Becker events were C. H. Reilley, high prices of flowers. founders el lot theifamp fire departmq,pt. -, S le 7 formal ceremony. in was to Cars it III. surfaceship, only day. -hMay W. P. Fowley. J. V. Crone. Harry buff. Mother,' Until and was likely to 1!!ortly'S to I in By Leeriest. 'Winners. A Buckingham, Ernie Fiord and J. L. asked all who observe it to dispenst I. W. W.--SenIPSO. Hs wattcAtetiAblr.., ppitaloa - that --with the customary white 'carnation BALTIMORE. May 1.Johns Hop- - Taylor few woult: there within nest the years LaSAN FRANCISCO, Mit), of and 41111510f American flags instead or kins defeated Rutgers Collage at Scores for the day follow: development of ubmarin.i Jack Dempsey, world'a heavyweight to Detective be a greatapparatus P an4-79..- . Mine Anna Jarvis 01 ROME. May 3 fares In Rom. crosse which would give hampion. and hie manager. Jack Shot Moir detecting of the Mothers two coots and were Philadelphia. presidentIn which oriptinally a certnin New Swimming Record. Broken. and at smoclation declares ships large important on vadKearns. of indicted charges the announce SPOKANF. Wash, May letter wers latoly raised to three and thon H. Henley of protection against. tactical ing the selective 50 meaaure 50 service were eon. law. HONOLULU, T. H. May I.Warren C. on moult Mothers'. Day last year signed with a ekull and crosabonnes AO 50 white that four. It is now decroed, shall be eix by submarines. tinued the United States Kea lobo of the Hui Makani club. Hon 213. TO.N. Hood carnations were sold In Wash. and "the committee" was received here attack 60 . 50 Staunton H. warned as impracticable the court here today until May 13, todintrict backstroke W. e act cents from o'clock in tho morning won, at olulu, as as a at T. T. dollar tington Mitchell. prices high detective by GO should today 'W. be P. 49 city a new Fowler for trial. proposal that hattleahills until 10 at night, after which they each.' today. Officials said this was who hex testified in several parts bt riade V. Be ventured submersible. the 48 Crone J was 60 under race The oorld record. will bet eight cents. the tate in cease againat Ileged In op!oicri that the Use of gas might - 60 Harry lauff conditions aanctionedby the Amateur A. Workers of the World. Those who, going to thole work betevelutionise naval venrfare Billings, Mont., 48 10 eventually Buckinghern Athletic union. The letter wax headed "May 'day much a &unmade!' did whoa fire,. infore $ a. mo used to pay ono cont. 48 Erntio Ford 50 I give you fair Webs Pole Floats. Cent Gain will now pay tbreo for the warning. 8. R. Sharman . warning troduced. It might be discharged with 47 50 privilege of more Don't woh make Tou any SAN 10,41411,14 I.The Gn FRANCIS1'0, May an effect trip.. AO L. enemy 44 J. Taylor hanging to a strap.in the overcrowd-li- d are wire and better lay off for we got (leanly the es Olympic club of San Francisco won xDon Morrison 48 It ho suggested airing ictually ears. eahmon bar, also doubled WASHINGTON. May I.Billings. WEATHER FORECAST. your number. the United State national water polo z(). Ce Hillhouse .. . German occupene4 that the belgian Maat.,111,100;--increituAO 44. ,11,0111,-ttr k 504 their price but, because thet cost Of sr Detective Mitchell said he intended enast should be "gassed"- butthe plan championship here- - today- ,- defeating W...19, WW1 ell- - i't foe .Itt ,L.ocali-Fair and tonight inPINCO to Tuesday. to and Walla Walla neat was abandoned in deference to Het. per tont; Aberdeen, Wash.. 16,331, go pair of ewes or boots now ranges .T. N. SO 49 State: Same. Sharp week to testify in I. W. W. cases 5 to 4. crew's, 1.177, or 13.8 per cent; Wash- from $26 t $80 it is more economical susceptibilities." 49 50 Bert Bailey .. ... gium's , e W. B. Farmer ington. Ps., 11,430,' Increase, 1,701 or to ride than to wear out leather. .. .45 50 Comparative lees' weather data for 14.A per cent: ?'ranktert md.. 11.686. SO 45 Ions So Dorsey Burgess May S, Ma. Russian . R. C. Winskiw BO 45 increase, 1,161. or 14.1 per cent: , Destroys so 44 CONTESTS J.A. M.R. A nd er son -- 65.6911. Beach. Temperatur- eGong Cal., For Meg. Called Term increase, Board Will Go Home 17,734. or 211.3 44 Bain 50 CTUDADREAT,i Spain, May -A per cent: Pomona. lent A H. Jones ' 43 50 Highest yesterday storm has itstroyeit the harvest in 53 3.2911. (By Universal Service.) or. 13.505, Cal., $1.3 increase, ' 3 S. trati SO Hithest in this month last year Nor. 48 PIERRE. D., Afity LoNno'S1, May this joewlityr, 90 was A. L. Nelson InST,PORTLAND. Ore.. May 1.There tans 11.718, ber C., Durham, cent; toin killsel A. E. . 42 month .. .. this decided South 'BO bas Hianemt of 1874 Dakota since 91 beck. Kovernor by lightning ft miles southwest Heagren delegation at Copenhagen for local only one satisfaction G. A. Bewley BO 12 this morning 41 day issued a call for a special session d Iourst to Mauna owing to the re. crease. 3.478 or. 11.1 per cent. to return about today's San Francisco-PortlanSO Lowest this month last year 40 23 of the ptate legislature to convene ported refusal of Great Britain to ad, of the Dr. A. C Bents gamePortland led at one stage G. Hanson 29 25 50 Lowest this month IlitIC 1174 the Beav- L. mit Maxim Litvinoff to England and contest. That was snout all home .Monday; May :4. Dr ... ... -Normal . SO F. for .39 64 rvin J. rune yesterday ers did do. though. for two because no answer was received to its SO Mean Frank 39 Runlet 146 victors t Seals the nude tn the eighth appeal to the San .. .. SO this ...117 yeaterdayt?. , HHeagreti,.. swore I a V. ARTHUR by that the ,trade negotiations be sa.transWELLESLEY,. 86 60 10 Harry Stone3r ., Juney sent his C. Up until Fronk to some other country, I ferred 21 ,. k. Williams '.... .. is a 50 Accumulated 'Moloney' since again , "home run" ball to Agnew 4 and : ' 1 . 2. so 22 to 71 dispatch to tha Daily Herat& f;om.the January Clydaood -to Corhan the count stood : ' H. E. Bement .;. ..,. I .31 Danish capital. 50 . ,, Score by Innings: Don Morrison. Jr. . . . . : ,,..30 SO Humidit tDeg, San Francisco OOOOOOOOOOOOOO 3 Husidred-bir- d 1000 Rune s-Ji- . Eyeat.,, 43 I Dry bulb temperature at I a.m ., 101020031-7 il - '- shot Wet bulb temperature at I a.m- :Hits ..,.. r4 , ... ,,,p;-,..,. ,,... le . r,tia-nd--in Broken. 4 . .m.. a at ut.1 Relative Chicago II --- 1,. humidity 0 0 0 a 2 2 a a H. C . 109 Reiller 100 , ,,, ,Runs ' p.m. IL Dry bulb temperature at 3 1 0 , ,14...,, . IID N. Hood 99 100 Hits . , , Il, , Ye,terday CHICAGO, May 11.Mors ,.... A. Buckingham 97 1, 100 I Wet -6 ., m. at te ,,.., erature p. , bulb I were thrown ('By yr qp,, ,!,t1! W. P. Fowler apartments Servicc) 98 100 39 ii', "4 yesterday ,,and real, market week-en- d 99 100 Relative ANCISCO.tforv 1Oakland- .I. Y. Cron 1,,,.!1,11 at 6 p.m. yea PUN i. . ., , OS , dealers are In a quandary as a re- 1001 , Si match today from Sac- Don Morrison .. . a terday - L. I 3 1920 MAY MONDAY L, ' - EVENING NEWS nof LEAGUE READY ' .- It OESERET I 1111 el .M Y o. o r . -- d heart-breakin- Howard Educator g East 1.nr. Winslow Wins in :v S. Assn. Changes' Track Meet Date Trap Cup Shoot o 1 t. - 1-- Americans For . SHORT Submarines g , Expert .. Runs High Prices f r Flower - lopeakef-elliintaine- - I, s 3 I Postponed avt Day-Sun- todkr,-111-0-5- - Laborers Alaskan Railways ar stt 1 Record Eating Will ---- WORK OF c ...,......m,000. a Fire Damages Ordnance Depot at With of Court - Threatening Letter I.A ." Street Mayll2th - , It Fare ;- 1.Caw --C- - . Shows' Fifty Per , WEATHER REPORT ...... ....... ! ' SATURDAY'S COAST LEAGUE - -- - ' , -- - -- - -- - South Dakota -- - ... , .... ' -1, Vacant Apartments Thrown Open .. 41 - woo. r I . --.- -- -- .- than. '"'- - , , , - . 3 .:: . . -- - - 'a -- 4 - - - - "'- - i .'; ---- '-' a k 141 41 1r 4 - .r .: Books , - ', --- - Hite Seattl-eRIMS flits - - -- ....---;..0 ..-- - --- ............. - , I ti All 211.0t 212021-- - 1.4 9- .- derea:t " Where is Relief From: ,.- ' - - - - '-- - ' , . - 4Nit , , , , , t., , - , Ilwatog the -- 44'.... it I 17 44', al ...! , - ' 421 to , , 0 ' .,, iI - '..' .241 .141 . 1 :' ,,,1 ' i f:" t .' ; I ti early todaY after hoine,,her of More than two months. 'folder( was the first operator Into MInekley. Minn.. fter the disastrous forest fire of Pent I. MC and did I , - ,. 1,. . ." the .. ...,. 60 lit, Louis et. Pau" .. 40, Pan Diego ... : 64,-, 1141'II Pan Frontiseul 48 441 !tants, Fe II Sc- - 1 ..3111 - ....- ..... rh,.ridon,,,,,, Ppekare .... ,.. .....Ii ....... .. 14patt44, - .. .., . ... i . reponek wavetvirtew o winivemaexis - y,,,,lieueteee ......--- -.... 1 Sun risiew--a- ,,, t 6 17 xvm.. blity,4.... t 43 4., 44' 64 401 air ' orlo 14, - ' I . - esi, , 44. , , a 44, 40, 20' 11 0e, 4" 111 - 0 ,,,,,. .02 64,1 4i, I ' .24 , i ul ;lot-- . II , yr, ,,, II ,.. - , ,,, ''',. , ,. ,L IC - - ' - -- ' 71 , 4A 46.,,,,,,,,,-..,-..- ....i - . , 12- pm.; sun opt. a 'lief ell""Y is attache at - .,,... -- - I .,':, land et Memo - ' i - - - -- - ' - -,- - ' : , - ....Au., s . ' ' - - iistarefully - . , - ,- - chosen, for trig. pretioe.f. 1 IF& - - - - , . - r - . . - , ' - , - - I - - : - - - - . 7,. ', , - .. , , - ' . ,, , - , . , , ,,, , i - ' - '1 'war . , r , - - , , ' 4 ) . I ! , I t ,..4- 1 , k: - r.,: - , -- rot-4-". - !deaf Ls that books , The not cause fright, children must for 'suggest fear, glorifr misihiel, extenuate malice or condone cruelty. . That- - is why yolland nooks are , ,- . , . - k - - - 1'. "good boobs forchildeen-6- 1 - : ' - I 0 e ;o1Artnier Valerian Wetiosity, gravid. a eon of tlis duke of laellingteet and sea 'Lord and Lady CL,Wellealey: Lord 24, . - '''''',, tore if U. national prohibition lIRW paid $CIfill b. floss and caste in the United-Statedistrict court bt Moto- full, during the math of March, ise- -, eorping t. tbe court'. rocertta At tile rat. act by the eolleetion oft fines and eftisto in March Court Clerk i Albert E Itarrie estimates the from this source would yeeett! t receipts ba In -- swam of l7VSO. Or about enough to cover the ealartee of the. federal offlelels of the hidiriai iand lortestitlite renrh of the goaertiment la How-- - - , - - - - , , ing inspirations, are - making of children happy. . - .. S.-V- iola- 1 I , VOLLAND with their for Children, - . ',-- . -- , . each picture wonderfully illus- . , trated in full colors. 1 Jr I 1 -, - - , ' - - , , - 7 ' - . . , - I ., ......--- -' , 1 - g - 'f k 114' The skin is fed from the blood, ,1711214- - And f1' this , and upon the , condition of the "1"147 "Tellt Iliad. ea Purgse Llood depends whether or not the Tee1:..d of 8., S. 8. ,which , C1011100011 the blood of the dIsease Tog? skin "rill be healthy ad treo from boils, pirrrpk.siiimar frets- - emu. st tha ssmo ems truildtne -, Cons, red ertrptions and other dia. eP tho Senora! hollith- , ' froring and tonight!), disorders. yse volnable literature write toTot eettaille treatment that orM C11:of Medical Adviee!, 100 Sleet real results is s tessdy that Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca. , t heweispetemeL 4 ,,-- .. , -- - 44', 44 . 32 I .1 I1, 1, blood how. ; to - 4 38 I - ri t 46: 7 0' 4.l - . . -- . , Must.' Endure Forerer the Ira , - . '' Blazing, Skin- . , -- after tied- ..rmus , , 1 men were killed Denver N. morning. Two one of the lodite Itutehlt exploeion and - listens. removed ...., : Huron .. I , Kansei City In the) by th ... .. .. .. . , 4 stories----- cheerful, wholeiome . . ' giowing pictures and charm. : - I - , ' farn9us ' i ,'. , - The' . , ,tg 1 ' , 4 .. ' , 4 9;.: : - - . ,,,, r: 1, ,noutaikknow 1.,i - ' , -- - '- -- 711 -- 9 - . -.- '';'''...-F;- ' ,',. ' - Are .... 1 '. -- . te-oI- .: -------- - -11 a ' 4, - ! -- ..., , ,51,21,'-,il.'- - 1,..,.,."..,, iti4 - - . , .,,. r :n,.... . 4 ...-- -- .,--- -,' , -- -- , :' 00 i That . V. , - ,, . ugging SS 1.11,,,,t,), used 14 R. 4. Pharman 100 i str4.4; , , , ut ransent 19 to .3. Paerairient0 04 li ilac-h-to hold the Ernie Ford ,'--. hies- - wheats:rentals tam , of Precipitati 1001 ,Huhdreds 7pinyerip in an ,,attempt .... ... . .. 9191 ' fifth W. B. Farmer. ','i,4 ;;,;:,;;":;:'C.,i,--- : Oaks. but without oval!.10 In the which had been raised moved out May I N. I hits, ,7''''" J. .. Oakland made . Rents have ad::;.,..,..::." I,: .'ai , '',, ;;; 4't'nttaal To741;r:Lonth .. li.;.;,.WiLval warning. . Inn:hoot OW ,, ik Inning rune. c',...,-...ttili, netted as many Ivanced In- many cases frant 60 to 300 - , W. H. Mitchell 90 . ., '100 Accumulated - this ';'t deficiency ; ' Atir t frkke,.-- Score by inning: , . 89 , A. R. Bain 10e per cent. the agent, pleading tint law .,...---, monthl ; :,,, 7,Sacramento-:l.,;:'''':.:; l 84 C. Nelson ..., ..... 100 Total pinto January 1 .. 11,60 I ''l 'a; .: 61, supply and demandiustifiedAhs -k Runs .,.., ....0 a a 00 0 0 4 00 1 -;y $ A. '' sinew.tao.-;le-1.14A. 100 OP C, Willuims 't 'Increases. .......72 75. Accumulate443mee. Vt.' 2 1.0 , 014 Hitt :.y. 190 Hanson .. ...... .. .. .97 Real estate agent estimate ' that - Om Wand, I '..1.;t : , , i a 1 1 Professionals OBSERVATIONS. 4 s V I. I 10,000 families who had received no- WEATHER Runs .. ...0 0 3 0 10 , &Jai , - tö-d- e i ; - tire 'NM Hits ..... ,1,1..----; 0 10 0 3 2 2 10 rooye Thr-- 1- refusedwe; .14'a i(sts4 Ititt, .:,'"":'.0-- ", :',". At 6 am. May I , , 'relents. -alus at '' becasee they- rimIg -- -1 ' difyring the tandlords-'''''''...."....".... . m Md. no piece to move, 7 Temperature. ,r14...1,,,,,, '4.-4- , SEATTLE. Wean.. Mei' I.The An- of Pennsylvania tehnia-teadenoted . ... 4 'The unexpected vacating otmore .1 P series tffree fames to th midohipmen today 4 Out of 5 stogie . gela milde thefavor" - ' :ii-te- .. the two doubles. their today by defeating I strings and divided :9. 01 i:: ' -4. In 8 a gamo marked hy w to i 4. ,Feattle, the STATIONS: ' p - to 2a exceptionally timely hitting Thon CalMiners Suffocated of the batomen; rttrt e Angel g 4 --, .:- ,,, , - -4,4- s r - ot r; r i - tSoi a lfarnians found the ball Irtonlythr - -' , ( . '',sInning& i N , , .....,.. Rescue , While , Aoa but every one of their eight f- t4.;,,.: ::,;:,,,,,,,,$.' .:::,11, I Attempting - I 4, . .te, -hits figured. in the tallying of their ; e' , , ', . ; . , ,..., I ,. ,t, - "este, - Reme-,,conferenc- 8 ...... 1.-- hrew-weeiterosit - - -I ... ' Harvest. Storm Peter ...... . Trade Report , Extra .... - - 't , - -, 0 |