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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER: broughr eight end the m.V five additional points to the lilij cul. i. The two which the CORNELL ed -- eccad afternoon, In favor of Pen i mi mm, bit place ii was not until Dodge of Harvard had beaten ou; Robinscn of Yale in the dash, TRACK the final event of me dav. that third place aent to Harvard. The feature of the hurdle events was the running of Hubbard of Amherst and Cattleman of Colgate. The former e : Louisville, Ky., May 16 BMtoa, Mir 26. The athletic repre-iiv- won the high hurdles a few inohes. five and a calf furlvii ga race, of Cornell unieemlty ckwed but in the low hurd.esbyHubbard First stumMum won, Yoean second, Clifton Purge suit luecenful two dan'theengage- bled and (hnliHiiiin won from Young third. Time, 1:07 of Syracuse. ,nt tere today by winning Second race, five furlocga -- Wing chimpionihip for the iceond The. Ithacan, scored 8S polnu, TRAVERS WON CHAMPIONSHIP. Ting won, Javanese aecoud, the distance third. Time, 1:61. u at which were madewasin second with Pennsylvania Third race, mi mile Coruscate won, New York. May 26. Jwrcane D. s and Watteraon second, fcel'.ludlan Si points; Harvard third with 21, Henry of Montclair. Metrowon the 19. The remaining Tale fourth with third. Time, 1:41 Golf association' politan chaiupion-ahipoints were scattered. Fourth race, Frank Fehr fakes, today on the links of the St. AnOa new intercollegiate record was drews Coif dub. He defeated Eben one mile Hyperion II won, Mcllvain established by Jackson of Cornell and M. Byers of who played as second. Envoy third. Time. 14u Grant of Harvard, who cleared the bar a member rf Ptusburg. St. Andrews, by 2 up and 8 Fifth raoe, gentlemen cup. one mile in the pole vault at 11 feet 10 1 to play. The final round consisted of Swift Wing won. Arachne rriwnd, inches. The old record, made by Drny 26 holes, match of tour the first play, Pitkin third. Time, 1:46 was a last at games, Yale year's tha links, being played in the forenoon d south-teste- r Sixth raoe. six furlongs Tara won. Quarter of an Inch lower. A stiff end the other four hours later. Tra-ve- r blew in the faces of the runsecond, Cygutt third. Time, Frlncipia 2 was down at 1:15. began badly and ners in all hhe dashes and sapped the first end of the match. Byers held much of the strength of the long die the lead until the Seventh race, mile and au eighth thirtieth green, where tanre men. Travers won the Juba won. Padre second. l.li:!e Elkin Travers squared. was as lvanin. expected, thirty-firs- t. Penns) Byers pulled his drive third. Time, 1:56 proved strong in the dishes, capturing from the thirty-secontee and lost tha of also Pennsylvania both. Haskins and as the new two holes were Louisville Entries. took the mile, hut the only other Quak- hole, halved Travers was dormle 2. He won First race, one mile- - Suliie B. B.. er to soore was Mofflt, who was tied the thirty-fifthole, 4 to 5, and tne 8kyte, Mathis 87 each, Zardu S9. The with two others for second place in match. Mate, Prince of Pleas 92 each. Steel the high Jump. Trap 102, Madison Square. Naran. Odd The great race of the day, and the Luck 105 each. Bill Carter ink, Judge HARVARD DEPEATS YALE. title to eent which clinched Cornellstwo-mllDurelle 108, Reveille 112. the championship was the New Haven, Conn.. May Second race, four and a half furlongs run. It was expected that Stone of defeated Yale in the dual tennis Harvard and Hail of Yale would fight Manuoran, First Uka 102 each. Reit out again today, but the Cornell run- tournament today, uklng five of the side, Bo! vent, Roger S. 105 each, Clamners completely outdistanced them. In eight matches. or 108. the last quarter three Cornell men Third race, one mile Lady Charade, drew rapidly away and sprinted as if STRIKE IN FULL SWINflL Spendthrift Helen, Interlight 92 each, Rulilnon 93, Wee Last 96, Adiwso 97, they were in a hundred yard dash. Magoff beat Trvbee to the tape by a Odessa. May 26. The strike in the Ferroniere 101, Swift Wing, Foreigner foot, while Wllgoose was s close third. harbor here is in foil swing and the 109 each. Handy Bill 113. The three scored ten points for Cor inhabitants fear a conflict. The Black Fourth race, short course steeplenell. Hundreds are attempting to incite the chase Best Man 125, Onyx II. 15, About the same time Jackson of people to attack the Jews 138, Weird 142, Subador 146, by the dr Cornell cleared the bar in the pole culatlon of false purport- Bank Holiday 148, Dunning 15ii. paper money vault at s record breaking height, and ing u have been Issued an alleged Fifth race, six furlongs-- El cats 94, s few minutes previously the Ithacans JewiMi republic In Tula by is t. Pearl Hopkins, Royal Lewith province, Trapp had won a first and fourth in the quar- Maxim Gorky a Father1 gend 97 each, Mabel Winn 99, Marco and president ter mile. All doubt as to the outcome Gapon and M. Kructaleff as vice 101, ZJnda PIS, Mod red Law 102, wag then settled, but the half mile La srs Hunter, Pipe 104 each. VON MG t;-.e- d ap.-ln- se-.l- MEET RESUETS IT 220-var- d Rei-uit- , srXDAY VTA II, OGDEN, Frtehooter. Ingoithr r ,c vi Catcn L'7 . . &,,? 114. Reticent lev. i.- -Quet-ii Six'll race, si (Vo- line nj. 3lrCuifi.ei'ti : li'jby. lo,u- n.:. i.init-ricciuco 97 each, Prki Pi or HumGirl lu7. InflanmV'n or 111. Mogregur. ..... 1 U4 .acli. race. 01, r u - WVlxh 84. Jcaio's Jewel 87, T::.m : h. Mill Song 9:, tiauae 98. Lliiit McLrui. Dr. 99. Belden I1::. Know .edge li'4, La.i) Jocelyn J 7 L:..i r:., Mo. 109. Fonsoluca, Aecelipas ill' nch, St. Tammany 115. cji-a- MORNING. , : MAY 100G 27, BEANEATERS THE GIANTS i ICOULDNT HIT k .1 1.- TAKE SECOND BALL, DENVER Mc-Ciu- F . SHOT OUT WAS -- 8-- inter-..n'Wii.- w - Tw-ver- j 1-- d h vard At Gravcser.d. Rosioa. May 26. Boston wen today's game from Chicago. 4 to 2. Freework and a lust double Hali-f- a man's outfit-iFirst race, obout fix furlng third. won, Oyania Li:it play by Ferris and CTimshaw were TiUie. 1:10 features. state steeple Second race, Eaipi-R H.E. Score two nnie and a half chse. - about 001 h(i 1 ux 4 9 0 Baixai- won. Del Cam a weuond, Grand- Ballou IKNl IMHl tK'2 2 11 1 Chicago pa third. Time. 4:4". Batteries Young and Peterson; Gretna Third race, five furlong Oweu and Sullivan. Green won, Clare Rui-x.l-l aecond, liooll third. Time, 1:U1 4 5 Cleveland, 6: Washington, 4. Fourth race, one nn'e Burgomaster wou. The Quail sH'oi.d. Pegasus third. YVah!ug'on, May 26. Kslkenberg Time. 1:41 went to piece in the ninth Inning rifth race, mile and an eighth Mu-na- r today and Clrvi-biumade enough runs won, Cawsino stvond. Oliver Crom. to defest well third. Time, 1:5:1 Sixth race, about si furlongs NanR. H. E. Score On.'-- : 01 0 second. Washington ...0-4 9 2 nie Hodge won. Van Ne 6 13 0 OH in5 Cleveland Emergency third. Tune, 1 : 10. Seventh race, about six furlongs i.nd , Ktt- Batteries - Fvlkt nberg Alencon won, Yada second. Bowling tredge; Joss, lhes and Bemis. Bridge third. Time. 1:11. New Yerk, 10; Detroit, 2. New York, May 26. The local AmerOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO icans won again today, DeUNIONISM IS CONTAGIOUS. O troit. 10 to 2. Schafer had his right O thumb dislocated. R. H. K. o Scor-e000 002 000 2 8 6 o Detroit 012 000 52x 10 12 2 o New York o Batteries Mullen and Schmidt; o Cheabro end Kleinow. New York, May 2'sm!:s' :- re 8-- YVash-ngton- 5 St. Louis. May 26. With two out in the ninth inning, Marshall, ratling for o o o Le-her- OOOOOOOOOOOOOO Moines. May 26. Dei Moines oui Denier today by a score of 9 to ft. McKay pitched effective ball. Maihtw&m, stalled a rally with a single that won the game for New R. H. E. Des Motnea . ..4ft2 Oul 2 Ox 9 12 1 York, 5 to 4. Score R. H.E. Denver ooo uoO 000 0 4 1 U10 110 10(i St. Louis 4 10 3 Batteries and McKay Dexter; New Yoik o 10 4 Wright and delirant. oul HMI 012 Batteries Tayior and Grady: Mathcwaon and Bresnahan. Omaha, 6; Puebla, 4, Omaha. May 26. Omaha iron toChicago, 9; Boston, 4 day's game by bunching hit3. Store Chicago, May 26. In a game that R.H.E. l was a 000 700 Olx 8 7 2 mixture of wild pitching, Omaha loiuti- - fielding aud numerous 020 Oul 1(01 4 9 2 strike- Pueblo outs by both pitchers, Chicago won by IJa'terirs MtNeeiy and Gondlng; bunching more hits than the visitors. Miuor, Siimmel and Messttt. Score R. H. E. 10 003 30x Sioux City, 10; Lleeeln, I. 9 9 1 Chicago Ooo 130 0(10 Buxton 4 8 5 Lincoln, May 26. Sioux City won liatterii-- -- Beebe and Moran; Dor-ne- r by hitting Junes bard in the seventh, and Needham. and better all around work. wt-ln- a Score-- - Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati, o. Cincinnati, Mav 26. Overall's wildness was principally responsible for the defeat of Cincinnati today. kept the hlta of the local well scattered. In the ninth inning Overall went among the spectators . to chastise an individual who had been busing him. An spujogy prevented trouble. Score R. H. E. Cincinnati . ...000 000 0000 9 2 Philadelphia .. .020 02Q 01O 6 5 1 Philadelphia, 3; St Louie, 2. Batteries Overall and Schlle; Philadelphia. May 26. Render kept and Doom. down to one hit up to the eight when on base balls and three hits tied the a AMBASSADOR DURAND. score. 000 000 00 2 4 0 St. Louis Liverpool, May 2Gs Ambassador DuPhiladelphia ...101 mM) OH 3 5 0 rand was a paaaenger on board the Batteries Pir.lih and Spencer; Ben- Cunard Line steamer laicanla, which der and 8chre:k. sailed from here today for New York. Plt-ting- . o o o o o o De shut Plt-tlng- er ' R.H.E. 000 022 011 Lincolu 6 10 4 Sioux City ....200 100 70010 9 1 Batteries R. Jones and Zinran; Lindsay and F: ieae. Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburg, 2. failed Pittsburg, Mav to hit Stricklett at opportune times. threi-baggeLmuli-y- s in the sixth n- - j ning, chasing two runs over the plate, won the game for Brooklyn. Soore R.H&L 2 7 0 000 001 001 Pittsburg 4 71 2 001 002 .010 Brooklyn Batteries Leever and Gibaon; Slrlcklett uld Bergen. . , 26.r-Pitts- burg 1 r, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, At Indiana polls Indianapolis ,2,! Louisville 7, At Columbus Columbus 6, Toledo L - v- - I you see CIRCUS styles of advertising remember Barnums saying, THE AMERICAN PUBLIC LIKES TO HUMBUGGED." We WHEN that day has passed and that the Ogden public only wants facts in advertising and good goods for their money. Remember that our motto is NEVER UNDERSOLD" and that our way of doing business enables us to make good, WE BUY TOR CASH, AND SELL FOR CASH and do a great part of our own work, do our business in our own buildings and have had the buying experience to know where to buy the best goods for the least money. Now before you make a single purchase of any kind from anywhere look over these prices and then examine the qualities use your own judgment then how can you be humbugged. & Men's Clothing that 'Cla Boys thing for the Kautwearout brand Of all the bargains can-bfound ip Ogden the; greatest of thw will be in the Mens Clothing 1 ief artmeiif. 1 The Kohn Brothers Clothing have all bef n reduce. Xew (tyring and Summer goods will be sacrificed as well as. every other suit in the department. Before you buy a Suit call aud investigate these prices. It will pay you. Shirts We have been agents pf Boys' for and sell of IJtindreds suits years Clothing every year. lSvery mother should call during this tuiie and buy a suit for the boys, as the nnluctions will be big ones. Tbc styles aud quality are all new and the patternai the latest. . , not and has been cut up into any kind of ends. We will cut the yards yon want, giving M ! Hnider's l'ork and Beans. 1 15.00 Mohair ... $ 1 0 00 i Suits in the new Grays, Brown and Navy, for $ 18.00 Silk Suits in Gray, Tan and Navy ..; CA 7i QJ 0 OatlU Childrens Black Jackets, age Kin lire Corned Beef. (Coffee. Our Goods for spec- to 10 years. have not been damaged by QQ KltllOilHS tf 1C Ladies Kimonas in Beautiful Shades Long and short. and Designs. ' , Children's White Dresses Childrens and Misses White Dresses, trimmed with lace and embroidery. The time to make your selection is uow while this great sale is at our store. On another table will be found some good patent leather QCv sD w slippers for . In button or lace. We are sure you cau find some bargains to fit the girls from tbeHe tables. . Skirts SPECIAL VALUES IN STYLISH TAILORED SKIRTS. Then is a variety of new and pretty styles, made of " the new Worsted, Panama and Mohair. fire, water, smoke or the scissors. Dress Goods Notice the extra low prices on the Summer Dress Goods and remember these prices have been made on the reg-gi- ve ular stock not on goods shipped in for the purpose. We will you enough for one dress or a dozen at the same prices limit on a to We for one have small you pieces. piece of goods the8t bleached muslin 12 yds.to a customer. only place pay a yard. One case Cliambre Ginghams, in stripes, 1 P'ecoH Beautiful pointed Organdies, neat figun and 71p cheeks and plaids, this season's styles. 2 stripes, always sold for 12 Regular 1 pieces Lawns and Dimities, in do'ts, figures and price 10c yard. s 2 stripes. Cheap at 15c. pieces outing flannel in plaid and stripes. 6 c ; a bolt for Valenciennese Lace, worth double. the 4c 25 ICAft value. greatest bargain in Lace ever offered. a yard, 150 pieces Bleached muslin Ixinsdale, IToe One jard wide Percales in light and dark colors. 15c 1 0f is the regular price. and Hills. 12 yards limit. This price during sale only. a yard, 60 inch Bleached Table Damask. Good value at 45c. 75c a yard, 72 inch Cream Linen Table Damask. CQf vaiue. A black silk is always stylish, always serviceable. 36 inch to 72 Black Bleached inch four stile $1.35 this value for Table, Damask, Taffeta, patterns QQf f aa a yard lect from. Begular price $1.00. $ I.UU l-2- No threads are misssing, no discolorations, no crooked or careless stitching, no coarse threads, no seconds or culls. Lengths are 0f ' Ixibslers. r And other brands cheaper. ' ' 'it"- W Pine Apple. Deviled Ham. M. J. B. Coffee. 4 .w . Olive Oil, all sizes. The greatest sacrifice of Ladies Tailored Suits in Ogdens history. These are not garments purchased ials, but new 1906 stylish models the products of the very best makers in New York. Suits -- RIIIhib P Ladies' Tailored Suits 126.00 price Kippered Herring. einzs Baked Beans. Veal Loaf. yon no waste. Children's Oxfords II - Van Camps Pork and, Beans. Cocktail Salmon, any size. Chipped Beef. Queen Olives, all sizes. 11 You ran buy good waists during this sale at 25r, either Blouse or Belt. Others higher in quality and price, but greatly reduc-- . ed in price. Fit the boy out with several of these waists, as be will nerd them during the vacation time. No Deception from first hands fsl I'er package Waists , Some Lion Brand Shirts have been marked down from fl.23, and f 1.73 to 80c. These are bargains that should not be overlooked. merchandise is bought -- ' 1.50 Our Groceries We have a large Une of groceries and we guarantee the will be. rights Wf jiame-a-fr. articles: ,7 p for Brain, Verve and Muscle Energy, a sufficient for a foil dress or will cut one-eigh- th of a yard if yon want it. Right prices and right qual- ities at these stores. 7-L- Hosiery Look at the low prices we will sell Ladies and Childrens Hose during this sale: 1 Children's ribbed l ton hose, size from 4 to 8. Regular price 13 cents. Ladies fast black hose, Of? 12 cent quality. 1 Cn Ladies' Lace cotton hose, 1 black only, worth 20c. cot-lU- 1-- 2 2356,58, 60 and 62 Washington Avenue Is 8ic Extra Special in Black Silk Wt se-U- Ladies' Oxfords We have placed about 200 pairs of fine kid and patent leather ox-- , fords 011 the table for $2.60i These oxfonls were $3.00, $.125 and $.130 per pair, but ZJA during this sale only. ..VvlU. M 5356, 58, 60 and 62 Washington Avenue |