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Show TITE MORNING EXAMINER, OGDEN, ITTAn TPxrSDAY, MAY 22, 1907. be crill shed, as Whereup- - $ on the Hergtan'.n drew up the follow : sug order .if the Tomorrow uioruing, by or.ier of the colonel, there will be su ecllpae of the sun. e The legtuitui will assemble on ground, where the colouel will come and superiuieud the eclipse in person. If the sky is cloudy, tbe eclipse will take place in the drill-she-- pa-rao- race, Sheen, the favorite, failing to WESIERUEAGIE hw anything. Results First race, five furlongs, Denver, ; Soo City, 1. Transatlantic Tales. Rhinestone won: Sant Modan. second; Denver SI. won Denrr, May easily 1 Time third. Sa'ede :0i. Sam, the first of lta aerie, with Sioux City Barker What kind of sea are beSecond race, six furlongs, selliu on the home grounds today by a score Aunt Folly won: Sea Air. second; Fol- yond matrimonial seas? of li to 1. Score: Time 1:15. llarker Why, divorcees. Chicago R. H. E. low Me, third. Third race, six furlongs, selling News. 6 1 Deuver ( won: Peggy O'Neal, secoud; 1 5 2 Persaln Sioux Ci:v Fustus, third. Time 1:14 Oltuatead and Zalusky; Cadaaladt-- r Las Ufesl liritf is Mni lkstsi. Fourth race, six furli-ng- , selling and Spies. Mv Choice wou: Titus, second; The Amoug tLe ancients aiiatlug the bead was a very common inode of expressSkipper, third. Time 1:14. Lincoln, S; Pueblo, 1. Fif:h race. Elude haudteap, live and ing great grief or sorrow. Sometime Pueblo, May 21. Fit k raid was a half furlong it was dour by the priest or some other Misty' Pride won; given poor support and Lincoln took Native Son, second; Gosaiper, third. religious functionary formally rutting the opeulug game. Score: Time l:otf off tbe hair, stueiiii by violently R.H.E. Sixth race, purse San Alviso won; la explucklug it out by the root .a 6 1 Cabin, second; Lincoln Time Livlus, third. treme cases amoug men the beard a 1 7 6 Pueblo 1:40 4 5. well as the hair was either cut off or McKay and Sullivan; FlUgerald and Smith plucked out. Tbe Idea asemo to have LOUISVILLE RACES. been that mourner should divest themDos Moines, f; Omaha, 1. lxiuisville, Ky., May 21. Churchill selves of tbst which under ordinary circumstance was considered most Omaha, May 21. Both teams were Downs results: erratic today and no brilliant playa Ftrsi race, four and a half furlongs beautiful, ornamental and becoming: Brown Mary won; Balls), second: characterised the game. Score: I.itclan and he 1 nut the only on of R.H.E. Bosom Friend, third. Time :S4 the ancient writer by any means who S 2 Omaha Sicoud race, mile and a quarter points oa this queer mounting Ike Moines ..................II K 4 Request won; Trenola. second; Louise g'veo custom says that the Egyptians Thompson and Gooding; Gehring, McFarland, third. Time 2:U8. their Inteuso sorrow by rutting Ebhannon and Dashwood. Third race, four and a half furlong off the hair upon the death of their god Black Sheep won: Bayou lark, secApis and that the Syrians atied la thu ond; Condkm, third. Time :55. NATlONiLLEAGEE Fourth race, free handicap, six fur same manner at the death of Adonis. Oiyinplodonit remarks concerning longs Old Honesty won; Cablegram, Time Job 1, 20, that the ancients, among third. Morale, second; Philadelphia, I; Pittsburg, 2. 1:13 whom long hair was regarded aa an orPhiladelphia, May 21 Philadelphia Fifth race, Ms furlongs Potter won; defeated Pittsburg by opportune hit- Haughty, second ; Demo, third. Time nament, rut it off in time of mourn-lubut that those who commonly ting, while Moren kept the vlaltora 1:14 wore It short suffered It upon ouch ochits well scattered. Score: Sixth race, Minnehaha won; Dele-slrocasions to grow long. R. H. E. second; Harold, third. Time 2 7 0 1:41 Pittsburg S 7 3 Irish Iwrwamto. Philadelphia Motvn and Mefleld and Phelps; There is a magnificent sonority 1a EXPERIMENTS IN Duorn. the names of MacGiuliamobulmogw ENGLAND. MaeGnlsbenan, MacOlraghty, O'Doo-yarma- , Boston, IS; St Louie, S. (rites-icy-. Tha Nottingham County (England I OQuigley. O'Mul-clohSt. IxniIs Boatun, May 21. The and O'Mulmogbery. Many of for after Surveyor, eaperimentlng lowild were the and today pitchers many years, has apparently solved the the names are extinct, but a large procals won easily. Score: R.H.E. problems of both dust and durability. portion are still in evidence, and, what Boston IS II 8 Ten years ago he tried tar washing, a ia more, In nearly every rase the families them are to bo found S 8 S St. Louis process now much talked about for in thebearing some localities Llndaman and Brown; Shields, It formerly inhabfound a but roads, only temporary ited by them Dohertys In Itouegal, and Mnrahall. pal.lative. The tar was chiefly abt, sorbed by the Joints of the paving and Driscolls In Cork, MaodermotU in Brooklyn; 5; Cincinnati, 2. in Tlpierary and Meagher only partially adhered to the material, O'Bulllvano in Cork and Kerry, It ia Brooklyn, May 81 By bunching bits and after a few months a dust resultn notorious fact that many of the famwith two bases on balls in the eighth ed which he considered worse than orInning, Brooklyn today won from Cin- dinary soil dust. He next tried tarring ine which have come to be regarded a cinnati. The weather was too cold slag taken from the furnace, the Brat typically Irish are of alien extraction. for fast hall. Scora: roadside; but the heating of the male-ria-l Tbua tbe riuuketto are of Danish orito a point necessary to make the R.H. E. .2 8 A tar adhere made It brittle and nut gin. the Burkes, Dillons, Roches, HosCincinnati ier and all the tribe of Fite are S I S suitable for heavy traffic, and thu Brooklyn white tbe Mitchells are Hitt and McLean; Rucker, Pastor-lu-a process wan, besides, very slow and a and Butlar. public nuisance. He then removed English. London Spectator. his apparatus to an Iron foundry and tried hot slag taken from the furnace, A the ffrat attempt of the kind. The exAIERICAUEAGIE A tooth ia n living structure. Ins id periment worked to a charm, and, of each tooth ia n cavity filled with with the mixture of a toughening adpulp, wbliti gives ft life. Nerves and St. Louis, I; New York, 0. junct, a waterproof road material was blood veoaela connect this pulp with St. Louis, May 21. The St, Loula created. He has patented the procAmericans defeated New York today ess. Not only is the former work of tho general system and circulation of tho body. Th ivory surrounding the by n score of 3 to 0, making an even heating dispensed with, but the mateScore: break on the aerie pulp is covered over by n surface of rial is not brittle, and, being uniformR.H.E. ly hut to the center. It sucks In tha enamel. Both ivory and enamel are 0 6 1 tar. The process of artificial heating New York harder than any other bottea, borauM . St. Loula ....S 5 II leaves the center of the material rela- they contain a greater quantity of bona Howell and tively cold, and the reverse effect enOrth and Thomai; earth. Enamel on the topa of tho teeth Stephens, sues, the Ur being in a degree rela of aa tneb thick. It jected. conalata of Nttte six aided prisma 1. 8; tarmac. Boston, The Is Chicago, preparation styled aide by aid and held together three er- It ia applied to a-- road without any placed Chicago, May 21. Ferri an by exquisitely fin cement. Tha levelmere rors were responsible for aa many digging or grading beyond runs today, Chicago defeating Boston ing. Two layers ara used, the lower pulp of tho loath becomes diseased and 8 to 1. The vialtorg scored when Mc- two and a quarter and the upper one toothache follows. Tartar is a secreFarland threw the ball over. Donohues' and a quarter Inches thick. Steam tion mads by three glands In the head. Score: rolling reduces the thickness to three mouth, full of small, living organtema, R.H.E. inches. A flve mlte section of road which assimilate matter 1a tho saliva t and Radcllffe I S 2 between Nottingham and deimait it on the teeth la the shape Chicago It 1 8 3 was used to test the preparation. Boston f phosphate of lime. near lies the canal a Trent river and Altrock and McFarland; Winter and below Is a level of has both and the Shaw. Ltfla MiwbIh. gravel bed. Consequently water could mummies exist in Tibet near Living seep through upon it. It was a notoriCleveland, 4; Washington, 1. dusty in dry weather Oyangtae, at a spot the nama of which Cleveland. May 21 Cleveland al- ously bad road, same time one of the most in English may bo rendered aa the tile at and most shut out Washington today. An most and used roads in the Care of Happy Misery." There ara Important error by Stovall allowing the vlaltora offered a suabout twenty small caves la tho solid to score one after two were out la county. testIt, totherefore, g efficacy of a ruck, ouch built up la trout with tones tha ninth. Both pitchers were effec- preme material.thaThis stretch of road gad mortar. They hare padlocked tive. Score: now one of the finest in England. doors, tiny drains and small holes R.H.E. is 8 1 It Is smooth aa asphalt; mudless In sufficient for n man to pass hla Cleveland Just in dry weather dustleas hand through. In them cells urn are .1 8 0 wet weather; Washington with ordinary traffic and nearly so Joss and Bemla; Falkenberg and with the swift passage of automobiles. buried for Ufa with the Ides of thus Hayden attaining merit" Uuce interned they A dry road absolutely dustless when are, In extrema cases, never seen again an automobiles utter traversed is by Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, 0. impossibility. The tarmac road la hy mortal eye. Even tbe band which Detroit, May 21. Waddell was In- Impervious. Surface water flows to they stretch forth from tha small bote and vincible Philadelphia the sides, and no dust Is poaalbte, extoday for their daily dote of food la covered handed Detroit the second successive cept what la dropped or blown upon it. by n glove. They apeak to as oue and shut out of the aeries by a score of 3 On the usual macadam roads the no ana speaks to them. Eves their to 0. Score: wheels of heavy tiaific press dirt to R.H.E. the surface and automobiles suck it death ia only mads knows when they 0 S 3 out between the Detroit stones. Constant fall for several days to stretch out tho hand for food. 8 10 4 Philadelphia scraping and cleaning are required to Willetts, Killian and Payne; Wad- keep such roads in order, evidence of dell and Schreck. Persia War of Basis Water sselaa. which Is the ridge of dirt always linTha ordlaary Persian bill af faro ing tha roadside. At the same time Is disintegrating and must onnda something like the banquets dethe paving AMERICAN ASSOCIATION be frequently mended or renewed. scribed In fairy tales," said a man who A tarmac" ruad is not asserted to baa spent some time In tbe orient be better than asphalt for general use, White traveling in that country I At MMilwaukee Milwaukee, but It la claimed not to be allppery found that tha best overture to a way Kansas City, 8. like asphalt when wet, and te said to aide At Indianapolis Indianapolis, repast la a watermelon, not cut cost much less to lay barely a sixth In slice Columbus, 3. aa la dona In thia country, much, according to local experiAt Minneapolis Minneapolis 2; as but eaten Ilka an egg, sue end being was In ence. road made The at parts fit. Paul, 10. cut off and the contents eaten with n At Toledo Toledo, 9; ' .oulwille, different times One section has been wooden spoon, tbe roseate Hold trie five and for down other sections years 8. for two or three years. Tha traffic kllng all tha time to the bottom and afover the road is unusually groat, par- fording a fragrant drink when tbe flrat ON THE TRACK ticularly in automobiles, traction en- course la aver. gines and tbe like, but seemingly without any injurious effect, for no The Potato. GRAVESEND RESULTS. repairs have been needed. No rolling The potato te one of tbe most valuIs required to keep the road in con- able plants we have. Besides being New York, May 2L Gravesend re- dition, unlike the ordinary macadam one of tbe moat necessary articles of borne of It the for has sults: weight road, FI rat race, live furlongs Belle the heaviest traction wagons without food. It baa a variety of other iiaeo, Griffon won; La Sorella, second; disturbance or other of the A great quality of the starch used in crushing surface. It has been found reductive our laundries te mads from it, and aftthird. Time 1:02 of road expenses to patch ordinary er the starch baa all been separated Second race, mile and a sixteenth s, macadam roads, when needing repair from tbe pulp what is left te used la Ampedo won; Coy Maid, second; third. Tima 1:48. with tarmac. tbe manufacture of boxea. From tbe Third race, about ix furlongs Tom The coat of the five miles of tarterns and leaves of tho pleat a fluid McGrath won: Robin Hood, second; mac" road was 17,300 per mile. The that produces sleep te made. Ia many Don Domo, third. Time 1:11 coat of maintaining the road before bread, cake and puddings ara Fourth race, the Preakneas s taken, tarmac was used wan $1,460 per mite x places made of potato flour. 1 road to tarmac mite and seventy yards Don Enrique year. The expected won; Kthon. second; Zambesi a, third. last about ten yean without expense EalliklcaH. cost about 30 per cent for repairs. It Time Mother Why aren't you and George Fifth race, five furlongs Dead Gone more per superficial yard than mawon; Servile, second; Please, third. cadam, but tbe tests made indicate aa good boys aa your little brother? 1:02 that the initial outlay of the tarmac" Young nopeful I a'pnae It's 'cause Sixth race, shoot six furlongs road will be entirely repaid in six you'd had mors experience bringin up Hickory won; Grimaldi, second; Lad years, and thereafter a clear annual boys when you commenced oa him. of Langdon, third. Time 1:12. profit of at least $1,217 per mile for Homs Notea. about four years will result In comomofhlaa Pop film to Do. parison with macadam. The initial OAKLAND RACES. 1 am willing to do anything, said cost of a tarmac road averages slightsuperficial yard, (be applicant for work. i Francisco, May 21. The slew-a- t ly under CO cents per All right saM the bard hearted Oakland today removed the three Inches thick after rolling. Consular Report. merchant Please close the door be off Roy Offutt, the bookmaker, bind you when you go out the understanding that ha will IN LIGHTER VEIN. nae with the aarvlcea at Trainer who is under suspension. Offutt The Foolish as4 tho Lost. The German Way. secure another trainer for his fool doesn't know n good thing lbs solar Prior to the last eclipse the when be sees It; the Isay man doesn't a German regiment of Ina when be knows It slys Pride securedHeld her third colonel of a for bis sergeant and ob- seise good thing of sprint, fantry sent she best a clever Record. There 111 be an eclipse Philadelphia n the Elude handicap. She led served: The regiment Ically all the way and won from of the sun tomorrow. To prevent writer's cramp, use tha e Son and Gossiper. The second will meet on the parade grounds in rlssora Instead of the pen. Lota of resulted in at surprise, Aun undress uniform. I will come and exmen are never affected by winning at odds of 15 to 1. Her- - plain the eclipse before drill. If the newspaper m to 1 chance, took the third day is cloudy the men will meet in writer's cramp. Boston Transcript 4-- ........ ............ 3-- ......................1 CLOTHES g, Rpught of us means Clothes Out to Measure, Made to 0 3-- Order and Guaranteed sown to Fit. right into the garments. Our reputation is We please particular and court comparison. jieople, IfltsRealEstateYouWant, I HAVE IT I Lave some unusually good bargains to offer if you'll quick, and if you are deairoug of owning a home of your own, 1 will make the buying easy. 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