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Show 4 *. • • : 40 (King) SPORT 1ng-Ed won, Daruma, $200,000 Saves won; even, Will Go York, Newthe 5.-Walter Mu has developed- into Miller, the lad ever Walter richest March jockey, ler, grasp Curley.) Ed (By that and the oughbred, 'ceived more praise boy who and on applause jockey since has turf than any other receiv days of Tod Sloan, is now mean 1ng his education. This doesn't Miller is ignorant. Far from it. that sharp, youngster, Walter shrewd was as well educated as the majority but does not, satisfy that of: boys, mind him. and he is now improving busi prominent of the most mn. one to in order ness colleges in Brooklyn, fortune! he the fit himself to handle the the A made Miller When: which wound started on in burst up a his over career, of the in by tunity As the rolled years on dally the star was Instead around the the Miller In golden east, of opportunity educational for Duluth, too heavy last twice' in an after night to life. Cali. *fornia Tracks® OVER ELITE CAFE throw hour's to throw course, selling Scoville) 129 (Rettig. Sainotta, sellingto$15 (Scoville) 6 to 1, 23. to 5, (Mo 111 won; Judge: Quinn, 1% Jack second; 11 (Archibald) 5 109 to Pajarolta, 117 handicap 5, won; Booger Red, 114. Gemmell, to second; RESULTS. Time, third. 1, to the cures and compared with many others, friends grateful the stand still the in front rank resting, they have O A they as popularity for do upon made. 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WANT ADS BRING women of these two a dealer, here and there, that these time proven renowned only nostrum secret BOOK dishonest of intelligence Dispensary Cooper Griffin, Owen; place in your to World's and of Stomach well as Indigestion, Skin medicines will remedies trade elsewhere. Medical Association, and Weakness, Blood and for to PRAISED BY FELLOW White No. 2; 5 to 3. Sox Angeles, * Cal., * March 5.-The White Sox team No. 2. defeated the Los Angeles Coast league team in the of Arst: game the series, by a: score WIIliams. R. V. Pierce, D. M. PASSENGERS FOR DEATH THE New FIFTH by TIME of the blood first Team Francisco, March 5. White Chicago' San 1, the of 1909 season today by league 5 : crowd, astic was it No. drew Sox, taking the San Francisco Coast club into camp by a score: of a big and The game drew though to 2. enthusi but the series preliminary. which playing in order the Chicagoans are for the real into shape work to get season. It of the was a featureless listless the exhibition of and" rather national, sport. The men of both teams showed ragged work in spots and the sure of. control. pitchers were not first to of the Final R. score: Chicago: San Francisco RESULTS Batteries; 5 a Sutter, Them Show kindly ed: of murder Mrs. Jacob Marafternoon was hanged this the at Nebraska penitentiary. He was The drop fell at 2:32. dead at 2:38.5 pronounced Shumway kept his nerve un He' walked til the end. calmly to the scaffold, protesting his before the death Innocence the g o H. IC. The anybody this Spencer blue would appear should view it outside atmosphere. who planet's members Several legislature of the state the exe witnessed N. Warden delay it has Beemer for late an as to but hour may possible as rob. ARIS have been a The favorite Ing freshment. dur used to stop drive for a bit of re The in still Is loaded the olden all the days after time goodies. a securing and and of of lined it was that maillots. jecture, given. In table small from where the was and counter cake Columbine's, at old made side skirt original existence with above and be outline Immedlately nothing the must be al waist that it shape, which the center* of is with alluring summer less come clinging the raised apparent, waist not so their line principally suitable for laces summer. and y will well dresses be because result greater frocks out o is sure--and there lines. But one thing advanced feminin sensible traits of fashion 1s. ity reveal themselves--mere into the future fashions, but: devoid of any exaggeration they to the more and beautifully adapted 1s on the It cards, materials. flimsy will as same cloth the These that too, be being more convenience. the to • return to. please personality greater is inclination a mode of herself, suit to today for the faced death since sentence was passed upon him, appeals, rehearings and al of error legations having enabled him g repeatedly to evade the court's de cree. Shumway Sept. convicted was tal murder Martin, a the of of Himation tunic. majority effects are of to The more/subordinated to the The woman who dresses lulated us is peplum In used Modern too as; Form. for farmer, plaits seam this directly, worn wrong be I may but -such. in the was soft silk over silk con district ty, court secure to attorneys way's Governor: Shallenberger time: of appealed to for this The the be the were in pastel of gowns Most shades of cloth, and the coats were. marvels of elaborate simplicity, not as but long as the ones we are wearing, thing is skirt that still * leading and Picturesque Mades: Neat On taking notes of the costumes was Impressed with the charming pos sibilities of the tallor of the 1mmade neat mediate future. How exquisitely picturesque! be, and it* will yet how tumes. of ef their the pointed wrists. cuffs that A coat Austrian of fall right this Fashions Feminine rect and for the most part made with rounded fronts. The coats: showed widely differing sleeves, but those that the most pleasing long, quite foct were tight and abso There. the shoulders. 18 lutely flat attractive something exceedingly about sleeves, these curiously tight,* plain with feature style of the fashions to, opposition the up most soft, in' E clinging, a hint that A c plainer harness propriate looking closings, buckles, would be the for leather belts, fashion. "There are not the showing the buckle and the majority are of such most but as ap this is just a few mother of pearl dull heavy gilt set: with mock pearls. Of these Bet tings topaz and jade seem to find equal favor, then rubies and mock emeralds follow the sculptors skirt other the double the and members, In Amethysts a white lace white slip. blouse Your, over a lace, blouse blue dis or superstition of to enthusiastic to to the knees way, grace just a hang front, in These more but skirt: effects the milliners have re cloche altogether from her Its place has been' and the mousquetaira becoming to was the re: young face as trimmich with verse. *The amazon" is en feather, curling one long falls and tirely encircles the crown while the com over the hair behind, most. of shades which bination: of. is that this connection popular in the veilings In cottons are particularly the entirely be at the' sloping downward line The becoming. new being very the doubt solved on hat, to A exclude it scheme of attire. little' long Beyond of the downfall Increased in size which gradually extraordinary dimen until it assumed woman of fashion BaW sions before the the and, attractive. by taken are as the cloche which amazon, bishop's purple Amethyst and and and gray green flageolet and sorrel green. wood brown close represent time: Hats Spring of called spring. mistakenly shortened the time is much. fact, of felt or nowadays for the wearing Indeed, many women never heavy hats. put them on at all, preferring to wear and horsehair some chapeaux of satin, braids. Is cer This of the many fancy fashion as wellyas a tainly & sensible, fickle MODELS still, you have a skirt, 1s also or, is more what chiffon blouse to WITH pearl. LONG, CLINGING, SKIRTS. SOFT The belts attached to gray, of usually fastening are this" attractive season very, economical finish to tollet of. gray the kind cashmere or. henrietta, and pale green straight models, and. as the buckles striped with ivory te just the thing to a smart touch a tallored shirt to can be bought. separately It would. be give linen or pique.' at waist suit of heavy quite possible to make one's girdle sook* ming. will may cost the one, of Three-fourths LUNCHEON COSTUMES.luncheon of the cloth," One of themadeloveliest colored of rose is it upon is most, hat, al one's .spring of to: think made to the the first concession March When 30 yard a cents, bring the of and total all : season pain fine the up • dresses is $1. in colored ivory one of those is But the coat lace. coats, cut away elaborate little French velvet with finished and the front in wide 18 hat The collar and cuffs. feather Immense an black. one, with 'the brim going almost, entirely around | and hanging rich deep. trim-+ to The drooping skirt. with a long, plain, waist is a little affair toilet of off at. the back. somewhat would warm be' resembling, with exquisite The serge. incrusted goid dull, cream cios• with L bought ing is in deep finished article, however, lace the The dyed and those than at least. $5. vi 0. mock rubles. cost wider the shops would in is trimming it. those The straight beltsummer, as 'It corset cover entirely hand Striped belts are close rivals to extreme in belt fastenings is. a The leather can be purchased dainty inches It is home: are exceed worn during the colors, and halt plain many flat bright the depart a acquisition or would in gilt, 80 art counters in any of valuable and a alin new buckle cut from made is style for white is most. ures about two becoming Red and thin and fragile looking that it almost the •out striking. a present, yet ingly welcome make genet ment stores. with a. remarkably not but should be worn of more is Aligree. a buckle is pretty pearl leather& belt. for comparatively effective, resembles, Such gray lay materials figures, but the woman It. of white or red, light, while the. work it displays may may not use generally attached to a belt of white other than;a must striped with white. and closed with One in 1 ous proportions much, colors in belts are lovely. Itself as an as as one wishes. kid, although it would be effective on + cut steel buckle suggests as little or The be match same your colors skirt An A A a the the view attached with rivals. are chic represented, but the one time: favorite turquoise seems have disappeared entirely from the list. Piece lace the color dyed of ma is now terials being much used. You longer no wear a blue skirt with their among relatives. the crushing celebrated Moreover, the themselves to make pledged and in colncided date was: propaganda friends a friend next Time to Think blue same as your the slip beneath it, popularity. thirteen down sat always they but when that number, with a Friday the day with special rejoicings. to general SEASONABLE ELEGANCIES. The B&y E side all rather favor. the draped fabrics of them have selvages skirt; for most varying in borders that show fancy to requirements. For. according width length will be provid a dress. instance, for the sleeves. with a narrow border ed a wide one for. the bodice and hem and these a is than when arranged. hind, of countess who worn by an famous for her frocks, The material of the costume was pale gray chiffon cloth, and the coat was very simply cut with rounded fronts, no collar and some in nowise detracts supple silk petticoat lovely silk; passementerte ornaments I from the hang of the soft skirt. It: is was :80 ago started the ly below assist in keeping the as well." That upright her dress is at variance with her opin ions is but another proof of the delight ful inconsistency, ,of woman. As I. have you, the just told new skirts are very and limp and depressed in appearance are, deprived of the comfortable support petticoat. A: flounced of a goodsilksilk: is year behind the times, rustling refuse: women who to be but many shorn of one of the most fascinating soft, of the tollet that a details And in on ful itself. stand alone would be ashamed Yet the modern woman there are ex claims to stand alone, ceptions happily- she on relied used to advantage in this upper skirts are, however, of world least minded strong weeks Thirteen club, s0 Parisienne at the luncheons and because named the members organized among dinners month, themselves on the 13th of the to make it an artistic the frock. needed imagine a lace success. I can easily skirt of an upper robe playing the part a could lace bed perfection, or shawl to could it and CLOCHE 3 di drooping: at 1 me feminine character Every date type. conveyed hair who is obliged to look the One thirteen. fatal told starting & week nothing a year, she fash-1 recruit even suggested with the the movement, that she is delighted of ly in support paper doing clever things at her don and is already out one number she brought this To illustrate point my and expense. & It was shown to me at with it. own a black surprised that to Hang friend wanted clever the time, and I am not further: But black satin went no chiffon overskirt over a publication the minded short for strong was too that the skirt, but the chiffon hear I now. acci a motor the satin, so she made it still shorter president of the club had the 18th+ and Friday recently and converted it into an overskirt; car on dent to form an that when' she reached home she found rying the waist line upward a decol She at her house. empire bodice, meeting in turn burglars had entered been, wait and the jet that had her membership, letage of black resigned once ing for quite the proverbial seven years Thirteen club the jet carried 'CATHERINE TALBOT. You see, for its turn. on to the chiffon, the gleam of the satin piece of which was & good sartorial DOOMED. HAT 18 management and proved exactly what GRANT. FORD. are be day with .nice spring now to *Discussing Contradictory, just interfere. 4:: Some accuracy. for o Feminine semifitting over a. cloak; the more a Tailor to be- chron which were the dress the vases, The fashion iclers Greek history. artists mothent days painted the modes on their pottery and are of the was skirt short a declined executive The stay a Treatment In er Impression Neb., 1907, 3. The Nebraska supreme court today in the case. At refused to interfere torneys for the prisoner immediately prepared to appeal 'to the Gage coun periods the Greek dress was dependent for its beauty upon, its graceful draping in the later classic alone, borders appeared times first decorative. and still later embroideries on the low: the sim substitute: so a bru Jacob is hat saving, as: it does, Indeed, the Idea of the double skirt to make first hats The version of the Greck pocketbook. merely a modern are the flower toques or himation. their appearance underdress and overdress, small hats, and, although Paris decrees that the to remember It is interesting larger superseded later:by will"be period or these classic Greek" himation in the shapes. plentifully medium often embroid and history was and Ionic „The Doric Fatal Thirteen. In the earlier dress extreme adopt, the aged wife of near Adams, Readily; and the aa and one's r time stay. life. Greak The without trimming, aft custom was manner of so many of the new counter and, when & plate and: fork or made gowns, but In style and were selected, to help: oneself to the est tailor dainties. In paying one's bill the num cut it was so original that it attracted elab most was left to one's ber of cakes consumed much attention as the This dress, costume. honesty. Now things are conducted in orately trimmed a more formal fashion. Just now all the as well as several others of the same showed the tea rooms are thronged, sod order, worn that afternoon, fashionable of the material at the arrangement about--going many people are -moving of a visit to 'of the skirt. is plenty to another, one chateau from hem in between as a matter goods in these new skirts, especially at Paris coming but there is no suspleion of of course," or they are visiting friends the hem, ago, one might al A few months golng' south. fare. before most say a few weeks, it was the fash« I was having tea at Columbine's yes tarday afternoon, and as. the weather ion to make the gored skirts extremely tight but to give the um over the hips, was unusually mild many of the wom the -effect rat -the- bottom. -Now en. were wearing spring. gowns of outline is changed. The skirts hang in quisite freshness and of the newest de These mondaines had probably straight and graceful lines at the bot sign. the soft. material falling together in them tom, been tempted into appearing a sensa This manner, peculiar in a becoming here in Paris before creating E infancy, but it will outline la still in tion in the costumes on the Riviera. It one's to is Shumway of on running the toward skirt is fastened at front, The exceedingly back. 'skirt was the tight, and if any petticoats were> worn de they were made of clinging crepe material 'of other thin or: some chine of same genre. The real solution the the mystery probably, is that the cloth degree afternoon's skirt, ether a an Alver rims, front the 6 high dull' the coat, was of the new right down Chas seam It is a shabby Rue Cambon -and one of Paris, but: be the oldest tea rooms Its o'clock stands doors from 4 to fore and motor cars long line of carriages awaiting the departure of throngs. of women who have entered. This place was once a pastry shop where French women the the in the of on Eke room has always smart. Parislennes. on tassels large ing Colume ground for those who to at their study of to ease the fashions This particular place with low This coat was lined: with seams. a flowed to interfere with. biscuit sating and it opened over yellow suede or lemon twill follow us certainly buttons of baroque pearls set boasted A mentioned often tea with off of here. one's finished | : all prep made execution, 0000000000000000 -Some - to George: Stryker under the law. Omaha, who acts as executioner, to March refused the execution, Lincoln, Y. and cution. Radical Change a Buffalo. Jurisdiction, arations began. march you am perfectly delighted to see and thank you. I have to be adaman tine and, about giving an Interview therefore, cannot say"anything." 733 the and? no g "I orb accept interfere. tin, 1 solar Neb., March 5.- -R. Shumway, , convicted of Lincoln, Meade: Accepted Has Paris this President. fifth Mr. expression, After Roosevelt was greatly pleased. leaving West Philadelphia, the passen circulated gers aboard the train n resolution, complimentary lauding fellow traveler. their* distinguished Roosevelt and in This was sent to Mr. he and came Into: the car response shook hands with all, saying he thor. appreciated their oughly He declar thoughts and good wishes. 5 Scoll, 0000000000000000 life." With to Resent at SUPREME to you 11. o'clock this morning o'clock this afternoon, unless the Bua preme court for third time inter feres, R. Meade Shumway, the slayer of Mrs. Jacob Martin, will be hanged prison. Two- weeks ago, at all preparations. were made for his ex supreme court, almost ccution, at the last moment, granted him 8 two weeks stay in order that his torneys might bring action legally to of sanity. test the question This slender rather thread of: hope WAS partly severed late yesterday, of the District Judge Stewart Lancas-. ter, county district court, declared he p Sox;! *+ FACES tween SHUMWAY Mr. 5. While York, March: train was at West Phila Roosevelt's telegram signed delphia, the following hun P. Moore and four Alexander de dred other persons was handed him: for who pitched ability, the of 5 to 3. Lozier, "Appreciating courage A in Los Angeles, was wild to the and patriotism which have illuminated the two of the the office ning and White Sox scored your administration balls, an error on by of president of the and rung on base United States, I They. recognizing devotion WILL BE HANGED TODAY UNLESS Smith wand a hit by Purtell. yout unswerving COURT INTERFERES. to the scored another in the sixth when "Hosp to duty and loyalty people, the residents replaced Lozier, and of Pittsburg two: more in the undersigned, R. H. b. Score: Western Pennsylvania, desire to, sixth. and 6. 2 for you Los Angeles their esteem personal-; He Murdered Aged Wife of Jacob express Mar 5 a Chicago regard for you ly and their unbounded tin, Farmer, Near Adams, Ne and Oren of Batteries: Lozier, the greatest President modern in 1907. Hosp braska, &8 in you will con Armstead and times. *Our interest doff: Miller, Altrock, our you be and wherever may Shaw. tinue follow you through good wishes will White Lazy, many? COMPOSITION. KNOWN or In advised. persuade is A ROOSEVELT Torpid, affections. attempt OF Discovery and BASEBALL 25c. BIG of for its many cures as derangements, use the combined It's insult GUIDE: Medical kindred ments a Golden and equally Is for. free : INVALIDS & y _ Pierce's Dr. Behind Dr. Pierce's Medicines stands the Invalids Hotel and Surrical Institute, at Buffalo, thorequipped and with oughly Staff to treat the of Skilled Specialists more: difficult cases of. Chronic diseases whether requiring Medical for Surfical skill for their That Fashions 'and of than worse mile race, Fifth. - of It's of one Time, :43 3-5. Third race, mile and seventy yards; 9 Old Settler, 103 (Deverich) sellingto 1, won: Blanche C., 104 (Taplin) 3 (Borel) Alicia, 109 to 2, second; Lady 1:48 4-5. 9 to 3, third.race,Time, six furlongs, Merrit Fourth Cal., Some futurity 133 % Dennerlen, 5 Angeles, Los use MAKES IT RESULTS. Antigo, 113 (Archibald) 13 to 1-5. Time, 1:12 Second race, three and a half fur 111: hour. ANITA marvelous Dr. 1, third. longs, Intyre) him 5.March Lyda were Ahmed and Miss Prince the only winning favorites at Santa and players Anita today, form had a The disastrous day. feature of the a six and a half furlong day's, card. The sprint, taken by Musgrave. was Seal In Indulged Alvey horse Green and the lead for the first five furlongs drive then: came on to win In -a mild Tony Go by one length from Rialto. nero, a long shot, came from last posi tion in the last eighth and took third money, Results: First race, Ave and a half furlongs, purse--Uncle Walter, 105 (Butwell Good Fellow, 105 (Goldwon; to 5, second; 11 Stendal, 108 stein) EXCHANGE The 1, he turt an Mahmout agreed SANTA * failed the to duc to third. wrestler, as of know must to: 5, second; to Mahmout, Beell Fred wrestling." Beell TURF All getting March Bulgarian the 1 to is lead the kept have selling 5.--In -Deutschland, won; St. Avon, TO- THROW BEELL purposes. Wires and race, First- MAHMOUT FAILED coast visit to the was his recent ca on his studious that hurried Miller reer, He was fined $200 by. the stew ards at Emeryville, which he declared was unjust, and refused to pay. The officials rider, and disagreed with the the outcome was that Miller packed up and came east. Miller has only' been for a little: over a at his books week. 19 According to his instructors, he attentiva and quick to very bright, Private boy, that he of years now, Bedwell." art warning post to this now, when he imag a many They and while Pajaroita Keep Moving, two 'other wInners, represented H. G. in It' OGDEN as Medicines advertised to Oakland, March season Paja best finishes of the the a neck victory over Boog rolta gained er. Red in the Merritt handicap at Emeryville today. Gemmell was third, neck away, with Fanatic, the other starter, close up. Pajaroita: ruled fa the betting and get: vorite throughout headed ting off in front, was never were several surprises during There Schrelber the day. •Barney won Deutchland and Sainotta, purses with 1m- pigskin former 3 101 Cal., rest up his marvelous standard, keep can retire with the respect of the and world, enough money to keep comfortable for the balance of his his fortune slip by, and 1pcreasing coast with the went to the variably This kept the steady grind horses. to the limit, little and jockey busy when he had any spare time it wag not the of out Ines day winter tracks the let of he Family as little 105 Chala, La are a presents. particular Increased furlongs, Ave Pierce's™ (Musgrave) (McGee) Tony EMERYVILLE dissipated their fortunes and their career in dismal disgrace, shrewd of second spending his and curative They their Dr. years agents. furlongs, half 112 110 40 over : who ended stood change in ambitious the fees fortune his fate The Miller ladder every busy light. never and program, As ists and in and proved surroundings, the most fashionable owns one of dences in Flatbush. * Always the climbing kept steadily was very. little fame, there won; the of $200,000 Ing. books. pore over, school a Hard Worker. to one is a For (Wilson') '15 to (Goldstein) 6 to 11, second; Tamar, 109. (Powers) 12. to:5, third. Time, 1:00. eighth, race, mile and an Seventh selling -Miss Lida,: 104. & (Musgrave) even, won; Needful, 107 (Shriner) 60 to: 1, second; Aucassin, 109 (Powers) Time, 1:54, 14 to 5, third. and his was -His mother Walter guardian, and every cent that received he gave to her for safe keep glory, road traveled same he Routed out all his predecessors. to gallop at dawn of & warm bed around the track for sev. thoroughbred kept busy all day lending eral miles, helping hand around the stable, the oppor had much ambitious lad never followed study, any few successful A the ever retired from riders who scene of close Anishes with a great of money. During his meteoric deal saddle Miller, in the earned career saddle. the in meaning days Miller - has of industrious to artrame. his to the way In school and on Miller acts from college, no different average school lad. To anyone the street on the with his that mender his Miller arm, would books hardly look the boy who has won over for his employers during $1,000,000 From 9 o'clock in the past few years. morning to 3 in the afternoon Miller is wrapped up in his books,, without former a thought of the triumphs re 1 won; Beauclere, 106 (McGoe) Alwin, 101 (Quay) 13 1, second; 1:53 1-5. third. Time, the schoolboy. The straddled a thor 1. third. Sixth race, Miss Fairbank, the 1, to Bonero, 112 (Cullen* 1:18. 3-5. Time, 20 sell mile and an eighth, Fifth race, Ins Third Rail, 102 (A. Walsh) 7 to School to and Ahmed, Rialto, second; 1, to 1, and sell to Barrett, 110 second; Senator third. Time, 1:26. Cahey). 25 to 1, 99. . (C. race, mile -Ida May, Third100 Adriuche, Russell): 3 to 1, won; and 5, second; Round (McGee) 2 to Round, 106 (A. Walsh) 15 to 1, third. -Prince MARCH 40 Years of Success 3-5. 116 Time, 1:38 2-5. Fourth race, six Jockey 1:06 Time, furlongs, seven (Butwell) 12 3 114 (Musgrave) race, Ball, UTAH, OGDEN, 1909. 6, F F 1, third. to Second EXAMINER: MORNING THE SATURDAY,- gown |
