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UPSET THEIR PLANS.
The Story Of furry Cali For =
New York ambulance.

a YaH,:- i,..S~.e.,@. tells III amusing
aXpvrraer ot f1- ds,yS ot h:s a:.luu-
lance >erf.e-. y Lacry ca WAS re.
ceir,,l OF. l:x. and he wi;h ,he am.
bu.aner Ha~ Dispatched Nh great
haste 10 j .,.n4H.rut n one o.. 1Ac poor.
er parts = l-#g.t< H.. c.tahed Sev.
etal t!i-,.sS II Sta.t, ANA toass5i 1T the
top fanny -at..-:sd ia u d.>l.alli.ed
room surrounded ~ their eoots and
cAattel> e4.ls,ss.N ready 10 i45ve.
The patient Lad been burned. the
doctor kneW, bu1 Ae failed L discover
Signs Of o..y eat. The ;not4er Of the
family explained that SIZE was the vic.
tim aud ami:sb.y volunteered the IN
formation that Size Mas ready 10 90 t.
the hospital 1T a..y t.ut She WAS q
remarkably Aa.,.t..y accident case. and
tie yoNN- physician explained that le
would haF- 10 make an examination
and learn tur ,iue nature Of her inju
ries before taking her OF.
She dsuurred somewhat wrathfully
at this. but inaIl! uncovered one arm
where was to be seen Il bad but not
serious burn OF 4 Week before. 1t was
not 4 burn requiring hospital treat
ment, and the doctor departed, Il severe
tongue laShing from the would be pa
tient following him as he hurried dowr
the stair glad to get off With nothing
more serious.
The Wuman's wrath had good cause
BE found Gpon inquiry. The family had
hera diSpo>>essed, and it had been de
ciled thar the husband and children
should 80 ttg Il time to one of his rela
tiNes. Whi!e the wife would seek refuge
ii tae hospital In this way they would
tide over their troubles but the doctors
unforeseen refusal TO play his part had
upset their plans seriously New York
TimeS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
With q Purpose.

"Nasn't there al nngrammatica
sentence in one Of your speeches."
There was" answered Representa-
tive Husker. Il put it there on pur.
pose. You see, we're plain folks up to
Punkin Corners, and don't want my
constituents to tlink I'm getting proud
just because I've come to congress. >
Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
TRULock HOTEL BARBER SHOP

Nothing but first class BARRIERS All Of
the latest tonics On hand. The best
OF service Strictly first class work
Open every morning at oclocl. mad
closes at 9. Give me a call and be
convinced that | give strictly first
class work to all
W. c. KELLY, Pro.
F1.maCiE Manager OF Gays old stand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
WAR IN BRIEF
Duration Of the UNEQUAL Struggle. With Its
Enormous Cost in Men and Money.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05

After one woman has convinced a
man that she would die for him be be-
gins to look vaguely around to see II
there are any more.-AteLison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
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cares and troubles. How different is tee
happy mother, watching her children grow
into manhood and wonaahooi. 4 mother
Ives as many Lives as she has Children
the:- Joys and sorrows are hers, as are
the:- ambitions, triunphs and defeats
So highly is the honor Of motherhood
cherished taa. sometimes noble women are
ca,,4i upon to give their lives II It's attain
uent. The women who suffer in child
birth ani from the ELECTS Of miscarriage
a-4 ta4 raai martyrs It taxes more FORT
tu34 TO suf4r in this way than to mat
a violent death IN tie rush and roar Of
ba--le. But such suffering IS almost en-
TREY unneeessa-.. al this age Of the world.
VIXEN Wine Of Cardai. tie medicine that
ea-ei Mrs. Jnra.h, Of Benton Harbor,
Mich, can be secured.
Healthy women do not suffer miscarriage
nor does a woman who IS healthy suffer
-o--ures at childbirth. It is the woman
9ho S a;ling-vho has female weakness
who fears the ordeal Of becoming mother.
Vine Of Carlui builds up the Horan,,T il
NJ woman. 1t stops al unnatural drains
All s.rains-iregula-ities which a-e re-
sp5asioia for barren2ess and miscarriage.
/. makes a woman strong anj healthy anj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05

Il an pleased to give my experience with
Tios 0: Ca.5oi as am vscy gtatetul tos
is hsIp. Ate: my list baby was born
oooli 10: xsn TO regain my strength, a.
saouya .as 5octo. gave me- toaic which ne
eons.5s.s5 ve.y superior, bo. Instead 0: get
ting bstts. grew vs2ks. every daT. My
hcstan5 czns home oos evening with soaae
Wine Of Ca-5oi ao5 Insisted that take It .ot
week aai see what !. v-ouij 50 soc ne. As
hs seemed to aave 50 muea saita u It did
taks tas MEDICINE anj was vecy grateful to
iiai my strength and health slowly sstocn-
Tag. Il two ~esks was ot Of bed ana IL
month was abe to take CO my usual
dus:es. an very enthusiastic Il is praise
"0THERH00D Is ta= noolest Ia! and
ri L.-aa:. privilege V3--2an can achiaTe
- y aspire 70. Without t2is privilege
vo441 % not g. al taa-= IS n l.ta-too
ot.=a .aer 60 through ebe To-li d;scon-
teo.=i. wrapped Up in their own selssh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05

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lad, sa9s 50 es-s NV
b. using VIM 9: y.
have tsss5vsa gs; :5*a,taIs
| did 10: have Wias c: c..!ui !.
two ehild'sn ans -; g.s..I,
flesh Bet the las: 70 tlaslb
with good .esu.:.s : --.~vr -,
oaes l thiak /: MAKES IL b,..
for me to tazs il. seea to >.
ehild6irta better 3 Gag !, .o,' >
With these t2 =. sstry
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mother can az= q. ;, tah
Of Cardai .r=- !, .ss d
reinforcing - 9-= :: ge,n
made mothers G: -.s VI,
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Of ca-31i ". c.= =3.: an,
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be wa.ea No 49, : ngi;,,
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-11
Z I Cox is bere f.oa u Reno.

z + Cox is here foa III Reno.
Z 5 Na3beTrl Of Ea'a is il sh'
ely
Jack saeed is here from Las-
ion
JR Eelo's Of LAYTON is in
oRa-
j T Bel. Rash suiags is
10 fown.
Z } Blood 81 La9fon is here
On business.
y II Wa.ssrs came eoen fsoa
EI Reno today
10 Doanaa Of Guthrie, IS q
visitor il loan fodey
s. J. Martin % Neale. o T.. M
2 visitor g iova today
W a Ras.ri af Caldwell is
among ihs gisiiofs d i0wa today
A'ss beTie Powsrs and Niss
Mamie harns visited friends afI
Slasesabeantay
J G. Aays, proprietor Of the /
BID Cash Store Ilff eunaeu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-11

JF Miller is ia the ely from
Wsco
&c conkling Of Eaid is here on
business
D A Rainsbury, Of Billings, c.
T.. IS here on business.
Tom Smith Of Anadarko is look.
ing ailer his interests here.
S + sparalt, Of El Reno is look-
ing after business here today
W S sherman. Of NinreRah,
transacted business here last even
ing.
j. X. Sirosnider had the mis-
fortune to loose o fine COW Sun
terday.
The Gnkey-Jarboe Hardware
Co., is erecting a warehouse "a x
$50 feet.
c o. Simmons, who has been
quite sick has resumed his posi-
ton vith the Gilkey-Jarboe Hard
ware Co.,
A big bouncing boy baby arriv.
ed at the home Of VIM. Laverty,
Saturday evening Mother and
babe are doing nicely.
e. S. Marshal W. W. Painter,
Of Lawton, Q. T., passed through
Chickasha last night with q pris
Oner, enroute for Lawton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-11

Z ain over stocked Wllh shotguns,
refOlrers. rifes. ammunition. hunting
coats, leggins, and an kinds Of
sporting goods 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

the chances Of making money this sea-
son are not bright for the American
league.
Alex Potter Of Rock Springs expects
to come here to ride in some of the
horse races during the summer He is
"bronc breaker" and trainer by pro-
fession, and has done a stunt or two in
the ring. He fought Is rounds with
Taylor Wilson in the Rock Springs
Opera House about two years ago, CIV
ing 10 pounds.
Fifteen of the fastest bicycle racing
men Of the country have been signed
for the team that has been forming in
New York. This is as strong as the
big team that followed the circuit last
year, and It's appearance in competition
during the coming season, with the men
riding under the regulations OF their
employers, as well as under the rules OF
the National Cycling association, is a
guarantee Of clean competition on the
track.
II Is understood that all the sprinters
have not yet been signed for the big
New YORK bicycle team, Among those
already secured are liver Lawson OF the
Cleveland team, who is now In Europe
TO compete in the worlds champion
ships at Rome. Lawson Joined the cir
cult last year after II was half over,
vet he finished third in the table. 1t
was generally admitted that his work
was the equal Of any rider In the coun-
try He possesses a wonderful finish
ing sprint which has often carried him
TO victory when defeat seemed certain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
BasebaIIists Become Busy and
Turn Out Grist of Games,
LAGOUN'S NEW PITCHERS.
Lempke and Fiaumban-Logan and
Salt Lake nj Walkers Lagoon and
Ogden az ogden To-day.

President Kelley Of the Lagoon ball
team Is as proud as a peacock over the
fact that he has secured South-Paw
Lempke for Manager Weaver, and also
because he has just pulled In Flaum-
ban from the Western league. Both
are pitchers Of great merit and abiding
confidence and the Farmers now feel
as II they will go in and win.
The team is at ogden today, playing
the second of a series Of three games
and will finish up tomorrow when they
will lay Off for week except for some
practice games. These they are par
tlal to taking with the l., d, s. U. boys,
who offer good material to work upon
Salt Lake is having a warm time with
Logan at Walkers field this afternoon
and will repeat tomorrow.
The first game Of the season at La
COON will be played on June /, and Is
TO be between the Farmers and White
Wings. President Kelley has had the
grounds put into fine shape and has
added TO the former meager accommo-
datlons for players. He expects to open
up with great eclat and hurrah.
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age. He Is one Of the fighters who
never loses hope, no matter how dark
Il looks.
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Hobbies of Pugllists.

Jim Corbet would not be happy with
out dog and carries highly bred fox
terrier about the country with him on
all his travels, says Otto Floto. He
win not stop at a hotel where the
canine is denied the same comfort as
himself
Jim Jeffrles is fond Of books, and q
weird story that viii keep his mind
off fighting while IN training peases
him best. He is also lover Of fine
dogs
Kid Mccoy Is a pool shark. He puts
IN most OF his time handling a cue,
and Is one Of the best billiard shots In
America.
Tom Sharkey wants TO be known as
an expert on rare gems, and II you will
stop and listen he win describe the fine
points OF the many costly stones he has
stored away IN his mansion. He also
poses as an expert on fine horses.
Bob Armstrong the colored heavy
weight Is another crank on the same
subject. lie spends a part of every
purse he wins for diamonds.
Peter Maher loves to talk about Ire
land and the great men he knew there.
All Gus Rubin needs to make him
contented Is a big plug Of tobacco and
someone TO tell a funny story. He
never speaks III Of anyone.
Bob FltZsimmons, as II Is well known.
Is crank on all kinds Of animals. The
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CUT 1T OUT.
When and Where the Teams OF the
League VIII Play This Season,

For the Information OF fans the fol.
lowing schedule OF league baseball
games is published; cut It out,
AT SALT LAKE.
With Logan-July 4, afternoon; July
B; August 10, 10; Sept, g, 81, 2S.
With Lagoon May 80, morning and
afternoon; May 81; June 8, I; July A.
morning, July II, y, IS, 49, Aug 22, 20,
20, 30, Sept l.
With ogden-June 20, 2l; Aug. /, 2;
Sept. IL, Is, II.
AT OGDEN.
With Salt Lake-June 10, A. Is: July
"a 25 IS, p; Sept 5, G, T.
With Lagoon--i, 8, 6; Aug. IS, l6, Il;
Sept 20. q, Is.
With Logan--June G. Z, S; July 4
morning. July IS, 10, 20; Aug. 49, 80, 81
Sept. 1,
AT LOGAN.
With salt Lake-May %, "a; June q,
Is; Aug. S, .; Sept 10, 20.
WIN Ogden-May 80, morning and
afternoon; May Slst; July II, u: Aug
With Lagoon-June 20, 81; July "a;
Aug !, 2; Sept. Il, 10.
AT LAGOON.
With Salt Lake-June 1. s; july II
20; Aug "A, 81.
with Ogden-June 20, Aug. 10.
salt Lake and Ogden al LaRoon-
June p, Aug. 3.
With Logan-June 1, July q.
Salt Lake and Logan at I.agoon--.July
6, Aug II,
LAGOON GAMES AT SALT LAKE.
with Logan-June 10, a. July o. 20;
Sept 8. 6, Z. ="
With ogden--May %, "a. %: June 81
q; Aug. s. 0, Sept. ~, 20, q.
LOGAN SUNDAY GAMES AT OGDEN
With Salt Lake-May 25, June 20
Aug. 10, Sept. q. 80
With osden-June /, July 10, Aug.
With Lagoon-June %, Aug. g. Sent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
oGLEsBY AND BAKER.
An Event Looked Forward 20 with
Interest by the Local Sports.

oglesby Of Montana and Baker Of
California are TO furnish an event here
on June 2 that Is being looked forward
TO with great interest by local sports.
They are TO go 20 rounds to thereferCe's
decision az the arena OF the Athletic
club on that date. Baker is a coed
man IN the ring, as he has shown many
times, and Oglesby's favor in the eyes
OF local ring followers lies In the fact
that he has had couple OF hard con-
tests with Jack Wade, who was seen
here in match with Jack clifford. who
defeated him In one OF the cleanest and
most scientific matches ever seen IN
Salt Lake. The even match Of the mcn,
together with their well known science
and clean tactics, assures a pretty con.
test with the padded hand coverings
and there isn't a sport In town that
WIN miss the opportunity to see the
men in the ring. Wagers on this con-
test have not yet shown any active ex-
istence on account OF attention 10 1T
teryening events. but when the une
comes for the sports to begin to "lut
up on shut up there will be consider.
able money risked on the outcome. The
men viii weigh Ia at the ringslde b l9S
pounds.
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Corbett.Broad Match,

A week from Friday win witness IN
Denver 3ugilstie match that wlll az
tract much attention al over the c0un-
Try. II is 10 be the battle between i2.n
Brond OF Cleveland and Young Cor
bett Of Denver The two have gone To-
gether before and put up a mi5h'y
rapid game from beginning 20 cad
Broad lost the bout but declares HIM.
self nov able 10 give the western hl
his reinforcement IN selecting ina
tough Cleyelander for an opponent Corr
bett showed that he Is willing 20 nglt
any man OF his weight In the world.
Broad VIII keep fighting an the thGc'
and does not care how often OF how
hard he Is hit lie Is supposed 70 have
"a castlron jaw aud 50 far has pro.ei
impregnable 10 the best men 80 the
country who have tried 70 finish Hl.n.
In their last meeting Corbett thought
he could do a. but the Denver lad nod
the fight won and ala not want 10 axe
q chance and possibly lose all should
Broad get IN lucky punch. This
time however, Il viii be different, and
the champion win wade right In irons
the start. II Is the ambition Of his liie
to again do what no other pugilist has
ever done and that IL put Broad H.
the land OF dreams for 10 seconds.
Corbett ia IN better condition now
than when he met Broad the last time,
That Broad will make determined ef-
fort 10 win goes without saving
Breads strong points are his ability to
take punishment and his bulldog cour-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
Breslan and Rowan.

Abe Bresan has not yet made reply
to the den OF SILENT Rowan. but OK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
"Moro watercress,"

When In New York last 81. Patrlck's
day KID Broad and Tom ORourke
came near getting into "a fight, says
otto Flot0 In the Denver Post o.
Rourke had sent 10 Ireland for some
Of the genuine shamrock and when II
came he proudly put Il on the bar so
that everyone could see It and be COM
PEELED 10 admire his patriotism. Broad
came along and had been celebrating
a little freely when he spied the h0w-
of. His eyesight was a tribe dlmmed
and bee proceeded, unobyerved, TO flavor
the shamrock with salt and pepper and
deyour H. lie had Just finished the last
piece Of II when O'Rourke came along
with a couple Of friends 10 show them
that he had the real article.
when he saw the empty pots he i'm
mediately thought someone h0d stolen
the plants for q souvenir ana looked
around 10 see II he could discover any
one wearing the trefoil. Several were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
SPorti39 Notes.

Denver has an automobile show.
Fitzslmmons doesn't like Delaney a
little bit.
Archie McEachern, who met HIS death
on the track was TO have been part
ner Of f. A. Mcfarland In the big east
ern cycle team.
Joe Cans startlingly rapid victory
over Frank Erne ON Monday night was
a big surprise party-not so much that
Cans won, but that he did It so quickly.
Some Of the young players whom the
National league has secured from minor
organizations have been making good
and the fans Will forget about many Of
the former stars.
Manager Kelley OF the Lagoons says
It Is n long way yet to the pennant
winning post, and that the fans need
have no fear for what his Farmers viii
do before they are done making hay.
What with paying high salaries. hay.
ing some OF their teams crippled by
injunctions and paying lawyers fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
II. Y. A. Congratulated.

The fact that In the field and tract,
meet az Provo the y. Y. a. bested The
- - -. ?, u champions IS the cause for
uluCh cohgfatulation Of the former by
utlr lllends and "rooters." In an lines
Vi heid ana track work the l.. d. S. n
men were considered giants as com.
pared with those Of other similar insti.
buttons. making the victory of tbo
rtoVo team the more crednable ia
them. As a consequence me Ceraen
Wy is pardonabIy proud of its
aggregation OF athletes and Inc
cluzens there are eager 10 have
them so against some otbar
talent that may be likely to make the
thing interesting. ''"' ''e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
q IN THE FIELD OF AMERICAN SPORT. q

backyard OF his home resembles a men
ageriC
Young Corhet and Terry Mciiogern
are both lovers Of race horses. Meow
ern spends on hls time behind fast
horses. bur never gets behind iinancial-
ly. because be- does not care to BET on
them. except bits PAGER Miss Eleanor,
which he drives himself
Billy Murphy who sim aspires for
ring honors, has q strange fancy for
umbrellas. At one time In his career
Bi had "a collection OF rain sticks that
would have done credit 10 department.
store. Several years ago BIN received
s25 for whipping biz fellow IN the
ring He spent $40 OF The purse for an
umbrella and lost It before he reached
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

For the information Of fans the fol-
lowing schedule Of league baseball
games Is published; cut It out,
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ANOTHER DECISION.
KING AND LAFoNTIsE.
Men are BEGINNING 10 Prepare for
Their Match on the Goth.

Nose Lafontlse aud Buddy King are
preparing for their match, which Is
TO be pulled OF at the Athletic clubs
arena on the night Of Monday, May
20 The former comes nom Montana
and has good record In the ring that
carries him 10 public favor. King Is at
present In California but claims Colo
RADIO as his home, and like Iafontise,
has a good rep among the pugilists.
The men have agreed TO weigh 1873
pounds at o'clock In the afternoon and
box 20 rounds 10 a decision.
Lafontse Is hard at work because he
must get rid OF 10 pounds In order to
get to the required gravity.
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They are to Go Twenty Rounds TO
The Referees Decision,
A DECISIVE PRELIMINARY,
Wilkinson and Price are 60 BOX Ten
Rounds TO a Decision 90 Some
minor Events,

On Monday night az the Athletic
clubs arena, Fred Davis OF Colorado. "a
great friend Of Jimmy Flynn, Is sched-
uled to 10 twenty rounds with Dan
Eoan, the Montana Kid" Neither
man is very highly trained, but is ex-
pected % put up good contest, be-
cause Of their being very evenly
matched in weight, height and general
boxing characteristics. Davis Is a slight
favorite at the present time, he being
deemed TO have received somewhat the
best training on account OF his having
done considerable work with Flynn
preparatory to the laters bout with
Graham.
Unless the principals shall agree
otherwise Official Referee Bean VIII Of
flelate.
ANOTHER DECISION.
Besides probably one or two minor
events there Is TO be- a ten-round pre-
limlnary between KID Wilkinson and
Yound Price, the bout 10 be 10 o de-
cislon Price is the lad that spared
with Abe Breslan on Monday night
last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

accused but proved an alibl and o.
Rourke could not imgalne what had
happened 10 his shamrock until Broad
came up and asked for more water
cress. O'Rourke tumbled In a minute
and became so angry that he put the
Kid out and refused to let him enter
any more that day. II was finally
squared and the joke Is on Broad now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

Lately starved In London because bs
you'I NOT digest his food. Early use ~
~ Kings New Life pills wonld boSa
saved him. They strengthen The sto,r.
ach' aid digestion promote nssirniia-
Won improve appetite. Price Pc, Noney
pacT u not satisfactory. solt BY n q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

poets TO go 10 Park city TO talk ne
matter over with the carrOt-toplca
puglist ne WIN endeavor 20 alAhg.
match with the silent one which snail
be pulled of here or In Park city