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Show TI1E MORNIXQ OGDEN. EXAMINER, CTAIL FRIDA A, MAY cr.iv to 24, 1007. 3 This vast congeries f duelling that Mrviclit-- .1 sell aking h.- Huoghly bank scarce doerves the tin in.- - ui tow upieme j except for itim;i.inance c.uiir.iercLI and p.lricl and. its great pop:...lou: ft i nut a luw-isthis clt if huts, oxci-p-t in the Ceuirsl African it i a series of jungle liliug.s spn-Atut and on the riu r bsiik with a trowel. "Englishman." I'aVmta. degree. s BJ3ST H AMONG the SPORTS chance to save money if you dont secure one of our Electric Flat Irons UTAH LIGIIT & RAILWAY CO.: Gentlemen: lleane deliver to my address ONE ELECTRIC FLATIRON (4.00). It isMiudersUKHl lliat I way return same, if unsatisfactory after HU days trial, without further obligation to myself. N ame NATIONALLEAGLE Chicago, 5; New York, 2. N.W York. May 23. Chicago defeu ed Xew York at the Polo Ground m- day a io 2. winning two out of ih series. Malinger McGraw called on the servile of his entire staff of ala but could noi stare off depitcher--feat. The game was won and lost in the fifth inumg. when Maihewaon was batted out of the box. Scheckard making two runs wi:h two men on bases. In all. McGraw confronted the risirors 'i:h Seventeen players and the big gathering of spectators was kept on the lip toe of expectancy and excitement at every stage. Scot: , R.H.E. Address 100i. 9 Id : Chicago New York 3 Id 3 Lungreu and tiling. WJ'ise, Arnes. Mathew sou. Taylor, Ferguson, McGin-nitand Hreanahan. j Uamsbaw escaped injury. Mechant and Kirkfield Bell, favorites for the fifth, failed to cut any figure, Siluri taking fir4 money. Score: First race, one mile and a furlung, welling Mill Song won; Queen Alamo, weeund: Bonar, third. Time, :r.ii miles, selllug -Second twee. Bcnvolliu won; HI Caul Cap. second; Id! tie Joker, third. Time, 1:13 14. Third race, one mile, selling Si. George Jr. won; Last Faustus. second; Kscamadot third. Time, 1:41 Fourth race, one mile, selling -Pickaway won; Markie Vlovtr, second: Baron Scher, third. Time, 1:40 4 5. Fifth rara, seven furi.mgs. purse Sibari won; Huerfano, second ; Sycamore, third. Time, 1:17 3 5. Sixth race, one mile, purse Lem Reed won; Cabin, second; Yada, third. Time 1:40 to 3-- 4-- y OCT OUT ABOVE COUPON AND SEND TO US. Philadelphia, 9; Pittsburg. 0l Philadelphia, May IS. Philadelphia made it three straight by shutting out Pittsburg. Score: R. H. F.. U 1 o Pittsburg S 8 I Pbiladelphis Phllllpl and Smith; Pittlnger and LOUISVILLE RACES. lgmisvllle, Ky, Down Churchill May 23. reMilis: First race, maiden two year old coTis, four and a half furlongs Jim Meyers won; Synchronised, second; Bmlgework, third. Time :54 4 5. Second race, mile Warner Griswold won; Alta McDonald, second; Hard Shut, Ihlrd. Time 1:U4 8 5. Doulu. Third race, seven furkmgs Tangle-woowou; Orland Wick, second; St. Louis, 4; Boston, 1. third. Time 1:28 towon S3. St. Louis Rustnn, May Fourth race, five furkmgs, two year whi'.e day by hitting Pfeiffer sharply, won: Parisian Model,, olds Beebe held the hicals down to a few second:Moquette Time Geneva X. third. scattered hits. Score: R.H.E. 1:00 Fifth race , free handicap, seven ) 4 13 St. Louis J sequin, Pasadena won; 1 4 0 furlongs Boston third. Time Beebe and Noonan; Pfeiffer and weyond; Royal Breeae, 1:25 Brown. Sixth rare, selling, for three year olds, mile Demo won; Albert Fir. 0. Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, second; King Leopold, third. Time Brooklyn, May S3. Poor bitting 1:40. with men on base and wretched fielding on the part of tha Brooklyn toGRAVESEND RESULTS. day enabled Cincinnati to win tha last of Score: the present series game New York, May 33. Gravesend red . four times the light at half the coat 4-- 4-- R.H.E Thats what electric lighting does. If you question it, question us. Were only too glad to give information and good service along the lighting line. Thats why we are "Those Uto Mon " EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL AT Commercial Electric Company 2279 WASH. AYE. PHONE 362. Cincinnati Brooklyn Coakley and and Butler. ..,,,.3 fi 8 S 3 4 sults: First, about aix furlongs Charles Edwards won; Oraculum, second; aJck Atkin, third. Time, 1:09 Second, steeplechase, selling, about two miles-Phantwon; Caller, second ; Oro, third. Time, 4M. AXEKICANLEAGIE Third mile and 7U yards Zambesi W. H. won; Montgomery, second; Carey, third. Time, 1:44 Cleveland, 5; Philadelphia, & Fourth, the Pathoguc stakes, about Cleveland, May 23. Cleveland took the first of the aeries from Philadel- alx furlongs Jacobite Won; Pretensecond; Pantoufle, third. Time, phia, shutting them nut. Tfclelman sion, 3 5. 1:09 sensawas and game pltched.a strong Fifth, mile and sixteenth Manzen-iU- o tionally supported by Bradley, Hinch-hawon; Robadnr, second; Kelly, one bad Inning. Score: R.H.B. third. Time, 1:47 Sixth, five furlongs Sepoy won; 5 9 0 Cleveland 6 0 King Cobalt, second; Jubilee, third. Philadelphia Thielman and Clark; Coombe and Time, 1:01. i Schreck. FROM THE FOREIGN PRESS. St. Louis, ; Boston, 0. The Banged Door, St Louis, May 23. The St. Louis "The policy of Preference will bo Americans defeated Boston today tn adopted1 by this country, the opening game of the series. Score: ultimately R.H. E. Mid 3fr. Balfour. It Is rar part to see 6 10 2 that It Is adopted in time. "The ObSt Louis 0 I 3 server." Boston Tannchlll and Petty and O'Connor; Warning te Germany. Armbruster. It is not only in Europe that this countrys dominance frets the soaring Detroit, 10; Washington, 0. ambition of Germany, but in tbe world 33 was hit Patten Detroit, May Imperial Conference la hard in two innings, while Washing- at large. The to a her that tha days of her warning on no could do ton Killian, ecoring with us tn Britlith ports are though fire of her seven hits wars equality Broad Lnow." bunched in the lint and ninth Innings. numbered. Every Washington error figured in Mistaken Zeal. run making. Manager Jennings, of To the ordinary healthy mind there Detroit today received notice of Indefinite suspension for arguments with is nothing degrading in living ntatusry hows. Some of our very good people Umpire Evans on Wednesday. Score: R.H.E. are so anxious to shield na from all i ..10 11 .1 possible harm that they take exception Detroit 7 3 to innocent things, and perhaps but W sshlngton Killian and Payne; Patten and War- the very notions late young peoples heads which they are anxious to avoid. ner. 'Weekly Dispatch. McLean; Siricklett 3-- om d 3-- 1 Lukes Methods Branded Legal WINS IN THE SUPREME COURT Judge Straup Thursday granted a writ of prohibition, the other Judges concurring, against Judge Lewis from assuming Jurisdiction in the cue of Jacub Peart and others against William Hendrick on. on sppesl In the district court Iron the Justice's court. In granting the writ an opinion waa expressed that a notice of an Intention on nn undertaking of an appeal la not a notice of an un dertiking of an appeal being filed n,l does not come within the sta- tues. After Judgment had been secured in this esse In the Justices court the attorney for defendants served notice of intention of filing undertaking in appeal on October 1, 1904, am Bled the appeal with the undertaking on October 4. Judge Lewla declined to dtamlaa the case when the motion wan made that It waa without hln Jurisdiction. Application for writ of prohibition waa then Bled. Thin wan one of the many Murray Judgments obtained by the Merchants Protective association, of which Francis Q. Luke in general manager, and thla decision la of groat importance, aa it will affect thousands of other cases. 81 Lake Telegram, May 11, 1907. Merchants Protective Association Scientific Collectors of Honest Debts Fifth Floor Commercial Block, Francla 0k Luka, General Mgr, Salt Lake City, Utah. "Soma People Dont Like Us. p. S The otor Bicycle ..........O WESIERNLEAGUE UMBRELLA AMD j . I SHOES. Thair Imparlance In th Eyas at the Indian Native. India is so vast that different etiquettes pre.n.l in diiterrut districts. We have no standard etiquette, no standard drew. We nioily copy Via Rio Grande Western Ry. n etiquette wlule wi:b Europeans Eveu a B ug:ilee aliokes hand with a Bengalese, pe;ik in Eu lU for a few minute and tbeu break forth into the vernacular. We shake bauds with a European on artiiig. but by mistake again touch the band to the brow in a salaam, so we both shake baud, Mlaatn and do tbe like, and aa sober minded Eunqieau ever cared for the anomaly. The umbrella la the emblem of royalty. the sign of a rajah, so native generally fold their umbrellas before a rajah aud not before auybody else, however great. It la uot a part ef the droM, but protection from the rain or aun. a nwesnary appendage, Just like the watch and chain, leu Blight as well ak a European to take off bis waterproof coat. A coaly la not bound to fold bis umbrella when a brigadier gcuersl ridea past. But a menial geueruliy closes dowa th umbrella oa Bering his master, whom he Consider his king. But no Indian, however humbls, ought te fold tip the umbrella, even before a magistrate, bees uae he ia ualtber tbe master of th humble passerby nor his suiierior officer, nor is ho bound to salaam him. But If ha dors, no barm, la a word, natives generally fold the umbrella before s maater or a superior officer and not any other rllisea, however great, and this Is no Insult. While going to see a native chief la his palace the native visitor or official takes off bis shoes If the reception room has fsrsah sad the rajah is sitting on his muauud. But if he la received la the drawing room, furnished after the European atyle, the eboea are allowed, in aome states no natives ran go to a rajah without In others the pugtwe Is taken off and teased at tbe feet of a rajah. It ia rldU'Blona tn n European (from the Hindoo point of view) to order a native to take off bla ahoea. This la what we ask our priest to do, so that wo may touch tho dust of bis feet A mniishl when mildly rebuked by his sahib took off his shoes, but recounted tbe whole scene to hie better half, saying, "Sals hamara gor ka gunls lenay wants raagtna!' 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Whether you waut a farm, city property or a building lot, rail and see wli.il 1 have to offer before yon bny CwtttwB. Mina Keenly has an awfully sharp tongue, hasn't she!" 1 should say so! She's cut most of her friends off her Hat with It" "The pleasantest way to take rod oil," aays an old gormsnd. "la to fatten pigeons with It and then cat tho Uvo elsewhere. plgeona." Hslmos on ghsllsjr. Shelley vaporised everything in hie glowing crucible, but there wee gold at tbe bottem of IL When 1 look at him aiireadlug the starry wings of his fancy over his chaotic philosophy he seem a ilka o seraph hovering over the Is chasm, whose liluckness la the abode of dr man a. "Autocrat of tho Breakfast Table." No Time for Oratory. There are many able men in the Hsr Reasoning. Wife (at the costumers) Which not a there Parliament; is present coat at 40 marks or hall I bsvo-th- ia Lincoln, ; 'Pueblo, 2. ingle one who poses aa an orator. Pueblo, May 23. Jackson waa given New times, ahovwvall new rule of that ono at 70T Husband 1 have only poor suport early la the game, and procedure, nmke new manners. There 40 marks with ms. Wlfe-O- li, well, Llnooln made It three straight Bcore: time now fur a member then, weU buy the seventy mark cost Isn't reyjly R.H.E. to credit and then you can bny mo a 'lay himself out for a two hours on 9 13 1 Lincoln with tha 40 marks. Lustlga Blab bat common a was as even custom .2 8 3 speech, Pueblo a quarter of a century ter. Btlmmel and Bulll van; Jackson and so recently ago. H. W. Lucy, In "The Albany ReSmith. Crushed. view." "If I could only die sad leave yon Danvsr, 5, See City, 8. Socialists Summer Campaign. wall off." be Mid after they had had Denver, May 23. Good pitching by The present summer will undoubtedfirst quarrel, "I would bo glad their Denver. won for Adams today's game see the most widespread and sus- to go." ly Score: agitation for Snctllsm that has "How," she cruelly asked, could yon JLH.E. tainedtaken place in this country. All die end leave me otherwise than well 11 - 3 yet Denver 3 4 1 over the land a new network of or off?" j Chicago Record-HeralSioux City ia being accomplished, and Ailsme and Zalusky; Jarrott and ganlsation least twenty organizers and name at Spies, A Dsmssti Distinction. speakers and workers are ready to The effect a of held. such that the wife wears the take ' your "They My 1. Dcs Moines, Omaha; 2; In ripening the country for pants." commented the tactless friend. Omaha, May 83. Umpire Gifford campaign LaSocialism should be tremendous. 81ie dor not" responded yonng Mr. put Dexter, Shannon. Goucbnaur and bor Leader." Eniwc-with some spirit Mi merely Andreas out' of the game for criticisem. lioulavllle Courier-Joo- r selects them sent and his decisions . finally ing Golfers Jewsl. The ML a in of the from policecharge grounds The sapphire. Judging from its hisman. 8core: JLH.E tory and reputed attributes, would apVillains In the play have to be awful2 2 1 pear to be deserving of the peculiar Omaha ....I.'..!.'....' bad la order to make ood- - Daily ly In 3 3 patronage of golfers. the Calendar Doe Moinea Ardmorclto. (Okla.) Ragan and Grading; Clark and of the 8alnte. it is the gem of SL AnShannon and Daub wood. drew, and Is emblematic of Faith and EXCURSION O. 8. L. Good Hope, surely two notable golfing ' AMATEUR GOLF. ' virtues. The stone also invests the wearer with Truthfulness, which ought May 27, 30, June 3, 7, 12, 14th. London, May 33 The draw in the to recommend it to long driven., record amateur golf championship to be de- breakers, and Journalists Ogden to Portland. 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Have too much to do. employed, and, most Important of all. to discover how Oxford can be made 5 They tel about it In many ache In the sense of a and pslna A9EBIC ANASS0CI AT10N national university Backache, eldeache, headache, university In which all rlaasea have a pride and a share. Nation." Early sympf me of kidney ills. At SL Paul St Pul Kansu city, Urinary trembles, diabetes, Bright's 9. disease follow. Belittling the Duma. MinMilwaukee 2, An Ogden citizen tells here n cerAt Milwaukee Count Witte, the wily geniue, undercure. tain neapolis 8. could not prevent the that he James Rranle. 2974 Washington At Indianapolis Indianapolis 2, standing introduction of a constitution for RusJ have oLulsville 1. street, Ogden. Utah, wyi: resolved to give It form which need satisIs with Doans PI, At Columbus Cslled in third; rain. sia, Kidney would' he distasteful to everybody. 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