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Show TIIE MORNING EXAMINES, OGDEN, UTAn. WEDNESDAY, jaxMHgSHransraraaer THE MAY TK AN u ..I,, is FIG. a rarloM I'w, gnslril Oikrr lnaMexico liflitor to short course Xaran won, Light Out second. Peter Becker third. Time 2:5S Sixth, tulle and a sixteenth Gauze New York, 2; Brooklyn. 1. New York. Mar 7. Sew York de- won, Pouaoluca second. Bottle third. Klcg Leopold finished feated the Brooklyn today in the dual Time 1:53 game of the aerie., a pa.aed ball aul third, but was disqualified fur fouling. a wild pitch beiug re tangible for the CHINESE DEPORTED. vktory. Score: LEIGH NATIONAL g-- L 3-- Four times the tight at half the' cost are " Those Bell ' Lite Mon" R. H.E. Philadelphia ..................... ins. Co. of Springfield, Mass. 7.' Losses paid, since 1849 $39,478.S34.66 Among which are included: t Trey, N. Y 16 1IC6 ((til Poftlud) IMIltlMMMKlI 3871 MS Chicago, 1878 a jjtfarhlll, Mass.. 1882;. 64,467.00- 95,809.00 527,120110 259,294.00 61.141.00 1889 jidiioBvlll9i Fla., 1901 1902 Pitmon, N, liltliooN, 1904 lochoster, N. Y., 1904 Toronto, Caa, 1904 9a Francisco, 1900 . Score: PUBLIC BENEFACTOR. Colorado Springs Obtains Million. Worth R.H.E. Property 3 9 3 St Louis 4 8 8 Detroit Colorailo Springs. Colo., May 7. Jucobaon and Spencer: Blevera and General William J. Palmer, the foundrayne. er of Colorado Springs, last night notified the city council of his readi1. Chicago, ; Cleveland, ness to deed to tha city. Palmer and Chicago, May 7. Chicago had no Monument Valley parks, the High trouble in defeating Cleveland today. Drive, Paseo Boulevard and ndjaeent Sulltiana hitting and a fine catch by trails, on provision that n park n Birmingham were the features. Scon: of its dtlsena, named by R. H.E. him, bo created. The land embraces Chicago e a e e a 4ie a a e a e o 9 14 I 1,500 acrea and 1 worth eonaUerably 3 3 Cleveland more than 11,000,000. Monument ValWhite and Hart; Rhodes, Bernhard alone extends from the Rio ley park and Wakefield. Grande depot for a distance of two tuilei north and has been Improved during the last four years at a coat WES1ERN LEAGUE of $750,000. The High Drive Includes the famous Bruifi Iaa and Cutler k; Denver, 4. mountain trail, in addition to trainer-ouPueblo, Pueldo. May 7. Pueblo defeated other trails of prominent scenic Denver today In an uphill game by a Intereat. score of 8 to 4. The locals played errorless ball. Score: . MOBILE A OHIO WRECK. .... ,.,.............i. Trrn. - IItm aui olher tropical iiae tiut it growth as au epiphyte that I, one form of plant life that grows ieiviiid on auother far up on the trnuk or among the branches of another tree, on a palmetto or Anne of the kind of pali.ia. The roots of the otrsugiiug m-- ex lend downward around the host tree to the ground, gradtuliy joining together, making a tubelike mass of roots sometime as much stx fee t or more In Uia meter. When the attacked tree la a palm death to it is caused not so xsiui-- by the binding around the trunk a by shading ont It a braurltea by tha attacking tree. When tho attacked tree 1 an exogen that is, one with wood and bark tho attacking roots bind so tightly aa to cause a stoppage of the flow of the eap. Aa the anp of e tree i really lu food (changed by the leaves so that it can be nsedi and the low of the food la thus stopped, the attacked tree ia really "starved" to death. So death to tho attacked tree .la caused either by amotherlng or liy starvation or by both. The peculiar manner in which the flattened roots extend dowa and around the tree give them the aiipearanee of aotue thick, slow flowing material running down the tree. SL Nicholas. couimeuc-- GRIM OLD CROMWELL TWe Protectee Made IVrlMeu a ClaaaiT aad feerlaaa Dar. "Christmas wee illegal in Cromwell's time, said an autlQuaiy. "Those grim old Puritans were so gloomy that they would net have uuy gayety even on Christinas day. "Cromwell aaid that holly and mistletoe were heathenish things. He said that they had no real Christian algulfl-cancthey were a pari of aotut pagan festival of the Druids. Accordingly ho made a law that If you decorated your house with mistletoe at Chrtstuiae you got thirty days in Jail. The terrible old fellow . forbade ChriNimaa celehriUons-- uo dancing, no elnglng, no playgoing, no feasting on Christmas day; penalty, thirty days. "You aeq, tt waa his Idea that Christmas was n religious, a serious time, a R.H.E. tints for churchgoing and prtysr and 4 4 5 Denver a,i ('Mini reverence and for nothing elM. Tho Train Collided a With Passenger 0 11 8 ..... Pueblo ......... a a .... Inuoceut family that la Oroiaaella day Freight Train. Wright, Engl and Zaluaky; Hatch at down to turkey and plum puddlpg and Smith. . t and wound up with Christmas games Perry, 111., May T. A fast passen- got a month all round, Omaha, Lincoln, 0l ' ger train on the lloMIe A Ohio rail"Only for a time, though. Xh peopla Omaha, May 7. Omaha administer- road, bound to Florida, collided wlih ed the second sfeuLout to Lincoln to- a freight train here last night. A num rebelled. Willing ae the people had ber of persona were injured but none been to put on tho gloom of those day. Score: . R. H.E, seriously. Tha following were In- dreadful old Puritans, they Insisted on Omaha aagaaeaaeeiioeeiaaaiii 10 2 jured: havlug a little Joy on Christmas day, 0 7 4 Lincoln and Cromwell after a year or two had E. A. Pinero, passenger, alight. Sanders and Gondlng; Cksotte and C. E Burrell, passenger, hurt in to give In to them." New Orleans II 04.598.00 75.252.00 59.119.00 440,000.00 li .fat.. . era a 84,000.00 q t 38.480.00 .1,013,979.89 Robt. G. Agee, Mgr. Forestall, Agt. 6811 Phones Ind. 509 80 f . 0ifce i t 55 FIRST 12-roo- h GEORGE A. HORN REAL ESTATE fcrajsSMi THE - NAN a bark. Frank Boo City, 8; Deo Moines, 1. Bloux City, May 7. In n pitchers -- SHOE offers the ease of1 soft, pliable leather and the elegance of Tlmea-Democr- Blackwood, brakeman, rut on ,W. E- - Bottle, bruised. for Sioux City Will Owens, express messenger, Miller, the Dei back hurt. homo club the Tom Brown, Porter, back hurt . Score: George Hill Ray, passenger engiR.H.H. neer. . ,2 $ 1 Sioux City Wiseman, passenger fireman. 1 ff 8 Dea Moinea The freight train was standing on Corbett and Bheehan; Miller and the track and the passenger train Yeager. rounded a curve at full speed and dsh : ed Into the freight Tha engines were demolished, the.; first passenger AMERICAN ASSOCIATION conch was broken In two and a dos-efreight cars were piled In a heap. The escape of passengers from death AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Kanaaa City 1Kansas City, $; Is considered remarkable. Those In berths In the sleeper wars thrown out Indians polls, 2. into tbs aisles. At Columbus gams postponed enow. EARLY SPRING IN ALASKA. At St. Paul St. Paul, 6; Toledo,!. At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 1; Louis-vill- e I co la Going Out of the Yukon 44. "The Wsess la White." In a totter to Charles Dickens, Wilkie Intimated die fact that the great work upon which he had devoted o much time waa finished, but that the finding of a anltabla title had occasioned him much trouble. Eventually, fueling somewhat run down In h smith, ho left Londoa fur Broadatalrs, a resort which was a favorite with both Dickens and CoUlna. While lying on the cliff In a meditative mood ou bright morning hie ryea suddenly riveted themselves on the white light house which stood boldly out la tho foreground under the daealing ysys of tho midday sun. As ha gased Collins In a semiconscious manner addressed hlmaelf In .a whisper to the lighthouse. "You aro do stiff and aa stately aa my white woman," said be. Rlvsr. wom"White woman! White wo-t- he an la white. Eureka! I have got It!" 7- Seattle, May Specials to the And so tho book was given this y from Fairbanks say title. Inspired that the Ice has broken In the Yukon snj Tanana rivers and that the watThe (French Idea. er' is higher than It has been for The Frenchman of the middle class season. this The at Valles flats years In order to obtain sacrifices everything flooded. Tanana The river has arp risen to within six Inches of the rail- for hie children some official position road station at Chena. Wires aro or other, a mean one, perhaps, but a down all along the Tanana but there sure one, leading after thirty years of will be only a temporary interruption penury to a pension verging on destiof terries. Ine is rotting along the tution. This Is one aspect of the decay shores of tho Yukon and the river is at the French race. It Is easy to unopen from Rampftrt to Klateg. derstand that two races are sot evenly armed for tho struggle for life If one BILL. be made up of aspirants to official poJefferson City, Mo., May 7 The sition and tho other of Individuals pos'house passed a bill prohibiting ag- sessing Initiative, daring and energy. ents of distillers and brewers from For this reason do Latin races decline, races grow aad obtaining dram shop licenses. The while Anglo-Saxosenate passed a hill which bad already multiply. Paris Blecle. It a crime j passed the house, making to procure frsiululent signatures to aw Arrow FUfcla. petitions or remonstrances for dram seas and In various In south the k shnpa. of Islands In the Indian ocean groups The Carter bill, pro- the aborigines shoot fish with tho bow hibiting tha treating to liquor on the and nrrow. The art la extremely diffior day of a general ejection primary, aim at an object unwas passed and will go to tho gover- cult; aa In taking 'archer bee to allow for the water der nor for his signature. refraction. If ho were to aim directly at the fish aa he seas It he would, of TRAINS IN COLLISION. course, mis. Long practice has, how8L Louis, May 7. A special to the ever, made the natives expert to a early today says the wonderful degree In this sport Loneaatbound passenger aod mall train don Saturday Review. on tha Mobile A Ohio railroad from It Waa Taairh. St Louie to the Florida coast, ool-- ; with a freight train lided head-oThe waiter girl knew n thing or two near Percy 111., at 11:27 oclock last about table etiquette, so she sniffed night. scornfully ee she said, "It's not our Meagre report from Percy said six custom to aarve a knile with pie." persona were Injured. Both trains are Nor remarked the patron la surprise. reported to have been badly damaged. Then bring me an ax." Christian The injured are: Frank Blackhead, brakeman; W. E. Register. Settle, E. A Pinero, T. E. Swlrelle, a Write Par Maaep.1 Will Owens and Thomas Brown. It Lady Gushlngton Be your eon Is n It believed none Is fatally hart. real asthor! How dtetractiagly And does he write for money? PALMA ILL. I get his applicaNew York, May 7. Advices from Practical Dad-Y- ea; Havens state that a report ts publish- tions about once u week. ed there In La Lucha that (See Fereh. Palma Is seriously II at his ranch near Guamo. "Did be propose to her on his kneesr "No, but Hie accepted him on them." EXCURSIONS TO CALIFORnT Houston Post art CoUtne smart styles; made permanent . by the very best material and skilled workmanship SHOE CO. DEE-STANFO- RD ! Putnam has them for Columbus-Minneapo-11- Men, Boys and .Children .i You can always be sure gettng s OAKLAND RACCES. 2345 Washington Avenue first four races going to horses with liberal prices quoted against them. The flying squadron handicap was taken by Sugar Maid, which rec ceded to 7 to 1. Cloudllght, the favorite, failed to finish Inside the money. Lem Reed was plunged on In the fifth and won cleverly. Results: First race, four and a half furlongs selling Karoda won, St. Avon aeoond, Swede Bam thldrd. Time :55 Second nee, six and a half furlongs, selling Era Pyro won, Bonar second, Dr, Rowell third. Time 1:22 Third race, seven furlongs, selling Col. Buxton won, Yellow Stone second, Uttle Mirthful third. Time 11:28 Fourth race. Flying Squadron Handicap, six and a half furlongs Sugar Maid won. Enter Noua second,' Grace Time 1:20. G. third. Fifth rare, seven furlongs, selling Lem Reed won, Croix 4'Or second, Prince Magnet third. Time 1:27. . Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards Woolma won, Urine' second, Frank Filttner third. Tbne 1:44 4-- Call and examine and be convinced 1-- 5. 3-- YourLawn Mower Need Sharpening? 1-- JAMAICA RESULTS. New York, May 7. Jamaica results: First, five and a half furlongs Thomas Calhoun won Bonnie Williams seoosd. Astoria Belle third. Time 1:03 Second, mile and a sixteenth Col. White won, Reldmore second, Shenandoah third. Time 1:49 Zetbu won, Third race, six furlong Tim OToole second, Belfast third. Time 1:16. Fourth, the Kings Connty Handicap, mile and a sixteenth Buttling won. Philander second. Rye third. Time 1:43 Fifth, five and a half furlongs Royal Oynx won, Anna May second, Flowsway third. Time 1:09. Sixth Jive and a half furlong Ruscimo won. Divorcee second. Spring Heel third.' TliM 1:04. 1-- 3-- gv15 h,T of the new "Ideal" Lawn Mower like to have you examine before you wer aharpened acaln. There t nothin c like It on the ,l ch blade I, aharpened with tho utmoit exaetl-u- e b.,T,i on the knlve, being kept at the same degree all along i, taken out an! a perfect "clearance" given the riwrr JL1 k tvor -, in n9 the m- . tt ' - 11 In operation one that we would Mowere are (polled ,1 , ejr ,re by bmigletome rtiarpenin intended to do. There' no "gneMwork than about lmply cunt to a hair. Your Cranky Mow.ru to Our "Remedial Institute for Die abled Lawn Mowere." ve . properly doctored. Price only 75 centa and a guaranteed. C. HANSEN u!!2 WaHINGTON tone 727g. AVE, . SON OPP. CITY HALL. WILL CALL AND DELIVER . g' 2-- I j In any port of the City and County. Loans on Improved City and Tarn Property Promptly Negotiated. Fire, Tornado and Plate. Glass Insurance , Written in Strong and Safe Companies at Lowest Rates. UR 25th Street Opposite Reed Hotel PHONES: 420 AND 420Z. : - Inter-eatin- Daily, April 26th to May 19th. hardware and Jew The Stewart-Bur- t reelry store of' Ksysrille was broken Into .$30.09 last night and robbed of silverware, re-- j knives, watches and a miscellaneous . .$42.50 lot of Jewelry. The thieves tre berelieved to have made their wav to Og..$40.90 den or Salt. Inks and both cities have rebeen notified. Ogden to Ban Francisco and turn (direct ..... ... Polly Ogden to 8an Francisco and won, Our Anns second, Algelon third. tore (one way Tie Portland) I Time 1:19 Ogden to Los Angeles and Second, four furloncn dionegt won. turn rtm. Southern Pacific Bucket Brigade second. Lady Flora Ogden to Loe Angelro and third. Time :49. turn via. Salt Lake Route ....$11.50 Lav Carol won Ogden Third six furlongs to Loe Angeles ud re' third. Time Potter second, Airship There la a loud on cry from both turn (one way via Portland in and user of th motor ctr 1:19. dealer and San $53.40 Francisco) mlle-T- ora Fourth, free hnndteap. Tickets good to return an til July JL against the baj condition of New The second, Dolan won. Pasadena York's streets, which are said to cause Stopovers allowed. Mink third. Time 1:44 thousands of dollars worth of dam- u(tvnwihilflu asoh vfidk. Fifth, free handicap, steeplechase. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RE8ULTB, 5. p Globe-Democr- Downs Stiver ' Real Estate Bargains n LOUISVILLE RACES, Louisville, May rewiltn: First, six furlong 'J G ui AGENTS E. F. BRATZ er Ban Francisco, May 7. Long shots were la evidence at Oakland today the PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE OL curl-susl- ON THE TRACK the very best :when you buy at the Does -- THIRD FLOOR flllST NVTL BANK. n of 1 f s Sullivan. NAT. BANK Siioes Always Cheap 1 eiiisussne I Lave some UQuuall,v yooJ bargaius to offer if you'll quick, and if vnu are deuiroug of owuing a Louie of your owu, I will uiake tie buying easy. Look over this list of bargaiua aud see if there ia not tumiething that interest you. house on Nob Hill; has 2 lota, a f 1,600 for a No. 1 barn; good brick chicken house; genuine bargain. , house with bath, pantry f,6T0 buys a nice aud improvements; well located; worth investigating. two apartment house; rent for (2,500 for a $30 per uiout. frame on Patterson Are. $1,300 for a brick cottage; has pantry $1,000 buys a new and bath; well located; eaav terms; speak quick. modern house, built of pressed $3,700 for a brick, and ia in the beet residence district of the city. It you want to get a really nice home at the price of a small cottage, Investigate thjf. $2,5001 have no many idee hornet at thii price that I really can't do justice to them in an ad. Call and 11 me show you ray Hat. . I also have some nice places for those who want to raise poultry and fruit, and still be near town; reasonable in price; easy terms. ItKMKMltEK, that I am making terms so easy that it's an easy matter to buy a home; start now; youll regret it If you wait. ,............1 battle today Corbett bad a thin edge on Moinea twirler, and took the game I to 1. Good mm - I HAVE IT - J. M. ew if Its Rea! Estate You Want, 1 (heir aileution fig" a tree culW to the strangling rare IS i. u SURPLUS, $3,171,124.59. Ipu, Maif., LEAGUE nfieu That oom-mlaslo- 6,986 ,261.05. CAPITAL, $2,000,000.00. BoitoDf 1 Detroit, 4; St. Leuia, 3. St. Louis. May The Detrolta won a good game tat wet grounds today from 8t. Louis. Both pitchers were hit freely, though only one bit had been made off Jacobson up to the sev- enth Inning. ASSETTS, S 11 .1 1 1 Corridun and Jacklitach; Youug and Boaton Loath- Victoria, B. B., May 7. The entire upper colony, on D'Arey island, consisting of eight Chinese, were shipped aboard a steamer to be conveyed to Canton, China Tnia cornea aa a result of a national agreement between the Chinese and the Dominion The ikmiinios governgovernments ment has long sought fur a satisfactory solution of the problem of how to deal uith leporfl. It was considered unfair to the Canadian author ties to rail upon them to treat foreigners lor u oeihotpe disease contracted in a foreign oonntry where the disease is common and where adequate facilities fur it, treatment aro provided, hence, the Canadian authorities have long sought to arrange an agreement with the Chinese authorities. This has Just been affected, Score: AMERICAN PHONE 362. The Springfield Fire & Marine u UUrena-ten- . 5 Brown. Commercial Electric Company WASIL AYE. and Butler; Arne an .1 Eight of Them Afflicted With a some Disease. e 3 .. I . Philadelphia, S; Boaton, 1. Boston, May 7. Magee, superb fielding enabled Conidou to hold the locala to a alngle hit and hla throe base hit In the tenth brought In two runt, Philadelphia u inning by 3 to 1. EVERYTHING. ELECTRICAL AT 2279 .. Brouklva That's what electric lighting does. If you question it, Question ns. frere only too glad to give information and good service along the lighting line. Thats why we R.H.E. Xew York cotuvrie 1007. 8, ; CONSULT A TiON FREE Yfe C uarantea Specify and Abso luto Cures In Cases lYo Accept . Drs. Elliott, across the street from old stand Washington Avenne. now at 2366 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Want Ads Bring Big Results I |