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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

What appears marvellous and posi-.
lively uncanny TO town person is
simple to a bushman
This bump Of locality IS highly de.
yelopcd In all Indians and whites who
have passed many years In the bush.
Without the faculty of remembering
objects a bushman could not find his
way through the forests.
Providing the trapper has once
passed from one place 10 another, he
Is pretty sure TO find his way through
the second time, even " years should
have elapsed between the trips. Every
object from start to finish ~ an index
finger pointing out the right path. A
sloping patch leaning tree. a moss.
covered rock, slight elevation In
land, a cut In the hills, the water In
the creek, an Odd.looking stone. a
blasted trcc-all help as guides as
the obsoryant trappcr makes his way
through a painless forest, says Forest
and Stream.
or course, this tax on tho memory
is not required OF trappers about n set.
tied part Of the country, but am tell.
ing OF what Is absolutely necessary
for the safety OF ones life In the far.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
The Coffee of Commerce

rooster and acts In much tho same
manner The former cherryllke fruit
has now become a tough. black and
wrinkled nondosorlpt. resembling pob
blos as much as anything and with
pebbles II Is more or less mixed. From
here II is shoveled into tho large fer.
menting tanks. where II Is covered
with water and allowed TO remain
some time. being continually stirred
and having the extremely malodoroua
water drawn on nj intervals.
From this process IL energies com.
pletely cleansed OF the large amount OF
soft pulp which has hitherto covered
II, but the beans are still held face to
face by thin and very strong parch.
mont.like covering. which can only be
removed economically by machinery.
This is accomplished by huller,
which breaks ne beans apart and
blows on the covering. The impuri,
ties, such as black and worthless
beans. stones and similar rubbish. are
then picked out by hand and the cof-
fec Is baggcd ready for shipment. Tho
roasting and grinding are always done
where the coffee is to be used.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

Early In the spring the coffee treo
breaks forIh In mass OF bloom. but
the complete covering OF delicate
white blossoms disappears in a very
few days. A period Of four or ave
months must elapse before the next
period. Then. as the bean Is firmly
attached to the branch and the region
is not subject TO heavy storms. the
crops are not depleted by windfalls.
the trees showing almost as complete
a covering OF fruit as OF blossoms. The
picking is done by a large force OF
peasants. each with basket slung over
his shoulder. In n short time. The
fruit is hauled In numbering ox-chrts
OF medieval pattern to the patios or
drying yards. The latter are literally
huge cement floors. which form admir-
able tennis courts when not being put
TO their legitimate use, and on n large
plantation will cover several acres.
Here the berries are spread out In a
layer few inches deep. and then hoed
up into rows, being continually turned,
80 as TO present al fruit 10 the sun.
BY new method the coffee is dried
by a machine which resembles a huge
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

The Athlete club has sold Outneld.
or ollie Pickering to the Columbus
club.
The Milvaukeo club has signed
outncldor Frank Hulsoman. late OF
Washlnuuh
Tho Cleveland team will cover 2.A74
miles on The spring trip. but will cut
out all oneday stands
President J. I'd Grillo has signed
Umpire I'd Kane Of Louisville for an
American association berth.
Manager Clarke Of the Plttsburg
club announces that First Baseman
Branahold will be sold or traded.
A special meeting Of tho Tri.stato
league has been called by President
Dreamer. to be held at Harrisburg.
Pa. Dec. ie
The Columbia club has signed
Pitcher Fred Veil. formerly Of Pitts.
burg, and Congalton. tho Colorado
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
maOausrou,hsldsr Of he Chicago "a. l., Club.

n ST. Louis hospital for treatment for
stomach trouble
Sam Mertes OF the Giants" 10 at
his home In San Francisco.
Hard luck trails Harry stelnfcldt.
whose bride Is m with typhoid fever
at their bellevue home.
"old Eagle Eye" Beckley says he
will not play with the Cardinals an
other season II he can help II.
Nothing but praise Is heard for the
Phillies' new inhelder. George How.
ard, OF the champion Omaha team.
Mr. ]. Bentley Seymour is the guest
OF Hon. Tom" Taggart at West Bad
on. Ind, full OF spring water and
happy
Cupid has made another hit Pitch.
or George Wiltse OF the Giants has Just
taken Bella Audrey schaffer Of syria.
cuse TO wife.
The ST. Louis club may lose tho
services Of Spike" Shannon, It's great
outhelder next season. Spike" has
opened a saloon In 81. Paul.
In anticipation OF a hard season,
three OF the Pirates-Wagner, Phil.
llppe and Leeyer-will take a turn at
Mt Clemens and spend a month at
that resort shaping themselves up.
John McPhee, formerly manager Of
the Reds, has returned 70 Cincinnati
from ST. Louis. where he spent the
greater part OF the summer. He and
Mrs. McPhee will go TO California
later on.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

Syringe outfelder. drafted by Wash.
lngton.
The Nashville club has signed Out
fielder lAlly and traded shortstop
Lowney TO Montgomery for Third
Baseman lansing.
Edward s. Barrow, late OF the Mon
treal club, has purchased a one'third
interest in tho indianapolis club. and
will manage the team hereafter. lie
has secured an amicable release from
the Montreal club.
Manager McGraw Of the New Yorks
says that he will not turn bookmakor
after all that has been said and writ
ten about his plans. but win stick to
the diamond. While McGraw will not
TAX about the makeup Of his team
for next year, II is said that Warner,
Donlln. Deylln and Mertes may figure
In trades.
The new Springfield (Ohio) club
has made a deal for the transfer OF
the Marion team and franchise, The
new company has been organized by
John l.. Bushnell president Of the
Springfield, Troy a Plqua Electric
Hallway company who Is back OF the
project; General Manager +, J. Green,
II. @. Dimond, Herman vogos and
others, with a capital stock OF $500.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13


Clark GrIfHth Is due back in New
York about the goth inst.
Catcher Tom Doran Of the Bostons
Is playing indoor baseball In New York
city
Catcher Kahoc Of the Browns. Il Is
said. would like to return to the Gin
cinnau club.
Pitcher Harry white Of Chicago has
filed an application to coach the wis.
consin Varsity baseball team next
spring. Bcmis Pierce. however. will
get the Job
The only trade that was consum.
mated at the Chicago meeting was that
Of Buck Freeman Of Boston to St
Louis for jesse Burkctt The terms
were not made public.
lee stillman. who pitched for the
University Of Chicago last spring and
for the Dos Moincs club Of the West
ern league through the latter part OF
the season. has been drafted by the
st. Louis club.
Norman Elborfold whose legs were
extremely weak at the close Of the
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for several months lie declares that
his underplnnlng is as strong as ever
now.
The president Of the Cuban senate
has offered TO pay an the expenses OF
tho Now York Highlandcrs Il they will
train there. lie owns a park. former.
" a cemetery, from which the bodies
have been removed n New York
does not accept the offer. the White
Sox will Jump at the chance.
Frank J. Shaughncssy. Notro Danes
football captain and star centerhelder
Of the baseball team. has signed with
tho Washington American league
team. He is considered the best field
or In western college baseball. and
his batting average is 400. His field.
ing In 1904 was nearly perfect. he hav.
ing only one error for the season.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

1T was drawing near sunset when
he was executed Zoo a uoiEhborinE val
Iuy lie wgs led into an iuclosure by
a gOudarmO There was a small gath.
urIug OF the judges. newspaper CORE.
spundguts and others The prisoner
asked Capt Hamao. who was In at.
tendance. for permission 20 pray. The
request was OF course granted when
he had finished his prayers Capt
Hamao asked him II he was married
and whether he had children Both
Of the questions being answered in the
affirmative. the captain told him that
he was one Of the brayost ami most
honorable soldiers OF Russia, The In
terests and law of Japan, however. de.
mandod his death but the captain.
In his private capacity. admired his
bravery and deeply sympathlzed with
him II he had anything to leave or
communicate 10 his people the captain
would gladly undergo any trouble In
order to fulhll his desires.
These encouraging words caused
tears 20 rise 10 the eyes Of the brave
Russian. He said he had no word to
send to his people The only thing he
wanted to express was his gratitude
to the captain and the only favor he
would ask from him was permission
tn shake hands with him. This was
done IN the hoartlcst manner. A few
minutes later Vasilli Labor was
NnuN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

"a j. Cassatt is forever done with
racing You can say with ull positive
ness that MIR Cassau will not return
To the turf His business interests
are 80 important that be- finds it ncccs.
sary 20 give up more OF his time to
them, and while his love for horse.
flesh is just as intense as ever. he has
decided to give up the turf
This statement made by r. Penn
Smith. manager NJ Mr. Cassatts stock
farm at Chester Brook was In de.
NAL NJ reports that have been circu.
lated that the Pennsylvania railroad
head was contemplating a return To
the sport of racing In which for many
years he entered horses under the
Cassatt tricolors and scored many
notable victories.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
Alarm Clock Not Needed

one wishes to rise and gaze at this
Just long enough TO fix the hour Arm.
ly on the retentiye memory. Then II
no other absorbing thoughts intervene
between that and the moment one Is
locked In slumber, the nights rest will
be easy and unbroken, and promptly
at the hour In the morning, as a rule,
one will ind oneself released from
sleep and wide awake. There is no
need TO keep thinking OF the hour
continually for number OF minutes,
no need 10 repeat It over and over in
the mind; all this makes the brain I'M
easy and results In the disturbance OF
slumber; simply look at the watch or
clock as have indicated and the In.
huence OF the mind over matter will
be clearly demonstrated In the morn.
ing. Try It some night and observe
how smoothly this psychological fact
works. st Louis Globe. Democrat.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

In letter to friend recently G.
X. q Billings said IL was his inicn.
ton 10 have a series Of match races
next spring between Major Dclmnr
and Lou Dillon. the trottIng chnmpi
ons Of their CLASSES Both animals
being the property NJ Mr billings. he
purposes Ia settle tho matter Of ~.
prcmacy iu a friendly way over the
Cleveland Gcuticmon's Driving club
course.
NJ billings has asked MIR II, X.
DeyorouN. president NJ the club, To act
rs a driver. while he himself viii also
hold the rcins The drivers will al.
tornato behind the horses every Sat.
urday until the question So settled.
Lou Dillon will winter In California.
Dolmar will remain East
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

When the Central league meets In
January Springfield will be handed a
franchise In a plnk.tlnted envelope.
The award was really made last week.
The Central league probably win
Increase IT'S salary limit TO $1,000 ex'
elusive OF me wages OF the manager.
Last season the managers salary was
included in this limit.
John Bushnell, who Is at the head
OF the movement to secure a franchise
for Springfield, has written to Man
ager Duggan OF Marion, Ind, asldne
him 10 move his club TO Springfield
Mr. Bushnell will provide two parks,
one for weekday and the other for
Sunday baseball games. and will SHARE
other expenses.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
Loves First Sweet Pain

There's not season OF tho year that tolls
Its passing bell
ITpon the shores Of life and love, with
weird and mystic spell
That does not bring TO me a thought time
cannot uycrrulc
OF the dear and manly boy I uhed 70 love
at school,
when shadows slowly heightened on tho
dial plate OF timo
He brought me pink uTbutua In tho sweet
neHs OF its prime,
And blue-cycd. doWy yiolcts from out the
summer woods,
And daisies from the hillside in then
snow pctulcd hoods;
while downy pussy willows, as they
friugtd the frozen pool
yyero laid upon my little desk by the boy
/ loved at school
He used to steal me roses through the
squire's old garden fence;
pyo never seen them half as large or
smell as swectly since;
No other girl could ever coax single one
away
nv amile or winsome gesture, for my
knight was true a. day.
And 1 fondly still remember, spite or oes-
tny'H miHTulc,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

Secretary Langtry Of the Milwaukee
National Bowling Tournament com.
pany has finished sending out entry
blanks for the American Bowling con.
gross. lie has sent blanks 10 the
1900 bowling alleys throughout the
country so that every bowler will
have the opportunity to enter In tho
tournament To De- held there Feb. rs.
20. Entries close Feb 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

I'VE hear It frequently asserted
that II persons will impress the
thought firmly upon their minds and
continue thinking about II until they
have fallen asleep that they desire to
awake at certain hour in the morn
ing. they will do so without fail" DR..
Joseph l. Boehm tells me, but how
many people have tried this method
of Insurinl a prompt awakening at
given hour In the morning only TO find
their rest throughout the night dis
turbed and uneasy?
1.-THE brain will usually respond TO
the will and awaken one In the morn
ing near the desired hour under any
circumstances, but 10 prevent the I'M
broken. uneasy sleep the adoption OF
only very simple device is neces'
sary. The last thing before getting
into bed take a watch or clock and
turn the hands to the hour at which
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
Entnlltx In Derby PrIzef

Another American Derby winner In
dead Following close on Highhall,
who was destroyed In the east last
summer after breaking n leg In n
race, comes the death Of Robert Wad-
dell tho winner in 1901, when no beat
Terminus and The Parader for the
big prize,
waddoll has been destroyed at the
farm OF his owner Robert Bradley, at
Wilcox Wharf Va. The goldlng never
recovered from n broken shoulder sus.
tanned the fall OF tho season Of his
greatest showing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
v,rp,r 10 s,nd HenIey erew.

The Vcspcr Boat club Of Philadol'
phia expects to send crew 20 the
Henley regatta. II has been under
stood for some timo that a majority
OF the members favored sending an
eight TO the Thames races. Friction
threatened to develop, however be
cause some naval delegates desired
TO send the crew that competed sue
ccssfully at the national regatta In
81. Louis.
At the recent election Of delegates
men were selected who favor giving
a chance TO every member Of the club
DESTROYS Of trying for a place on the
Henley crew, They will probably
carry their point. insurlng tho sclcc'
ton Of n powerful crew.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
America Has Three.

Nomination by the Automobile Club
Of America Of team for the inter
national cup race In France In June,
1905, has been made by cable 10 the
Automobile Club OF France, holder OF
tho cup. This was done upon the
close OF the entry list for places up
on the American team.
The cablod entry was that OF an
American team Of three machines.
The owners OF tho machines are A.
A. Pope OF New York. w. T. Muir Of
Lexington. KY, and Dr. Harold T..
Thomas OF Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
yo,, 10 Receive $4,000 a Year.

so many and such wild reports have
gone out regarding the salary which
Coach Yost Is TO receive for his ser
vices In football for the next Ave
years that Manager Baird consented
10 make the terms public. II has been
generally supposed that Yost was re-
colvlng $500 n season. but the fact
rs his salary was t2,7bO. Under tho
new contract. which will end In 1ai0
he ls TO get $500 n season. The sal
airy Of Trainer Fitzpatrick is $4,000
a year. The state pays $4,000 for his
directorship OF the gymnasium and
tho athletic association pays $1,000
for his services aa trainer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
nu1aYelI nItes Jenklns.

Tom Jenkins was given tho doci.
sion on a foul In the wrestling match
with Buzayoll. the Algerian. at San
Francisco. Dec. iG. They wrestled
for over two hours Without a fall
Thon Jenkins got hammer lock hold
and while the men were on tho car
pet Duzayell bit Jenkins In the alb
domen. making n wound the size OF
half.dollar piece.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

The curly headed. bluc-cycd boy l al
ways loved at school
lie brought mo pcnrl-whito dainty eggs
from the yellow hammers nest.
And many an orphaned red breast but
toned In his little vest
He whitfield trophies of his skill with
knife uf Christmas fame,
And homUWHrd drew me on his sled,
when SHOWS of winter came.
And when the day of choosing gldeH''
came round uH was the rule
MY name was always first one Cnllcd=by
the boy 1 loved az school.
Alas; those DAYS are numbered on the
rosary Of time,
Each bead u iewolcd memory set In work 4.
mnnship sublime.
And aH / count them DER and DER upon
the mystic chain.
/ swing youths censor fun Of hopes sweet
Incense once again.
The white winged ships Of thought sail
out on mcmpryH open sea,
Returning with their souvenirs Of pre-
cous freight 20 me.
And with an afdor born Of faith that age
can never cool,
l think about The little boy used to love
az school,
Anna BuEE Halliday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

barney oldhcld smashed every auto.
mobile record from fifteen to nfty
miles on the Frisco fair grounds race
track at Fresno. cal, Dec. 49, In 4S
minutes and 1915 seconds he toro
around the mile oval nifty times. beat.
Ing the worlds record Of 55:i2 for a.
~ miles held by Charles Gornt. 7
minutes . 80 seconds. The record for
every mile under hfty TO fifteen was
broken.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

Mount Clemens sanitarium life and
complete rogt are agreeing with Coach
A. A. Stage Of the University Of Chi.
cage. lie In reported to be much i'm.
proved IN health Dr Raycroft Of tho
university received a letter from
Stage, In which the director stated
that his recovery from the Illness
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

Johnny Nilsson, holder Of the
worlds skating championship, will be
seen on the ice as a speeder no more.
The Minneapolis boy has decided TO
iorsake the blades for automobillng,
and next year will find him following
the life OF a chauffeur. Nilsson says
he has no time 10 train.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

The French court OF appeals has
confirmed tho judgment OF the lower
court, favorable TO Tod Sloan, the
American jockey and against the
Jockey club.
Sloan sued tho Jockey club for SiO.-
900 damages for being warned of tho
turf In connection with Rose do MATS
winning the Prlx de Diane at tho
Chantilly races In May. 1902
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
American AsaoeIatIon ANaIrs.

Pitcher Tom Williams wants 10 DO
an association umpire.
President Grillo is said 10 have
signed for 1905 Umpire Stone Of Roch'
ester, N. Y.
Louisville has drafted Stanley. the
outhelder formerly with Boston Ma
tionals. Dreyfuss thinks well OF this
man.
The Milwaukee club has opened ne
gotations with the San Francisco
club for the purchase OF outhelder
Larry schahiey.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

John l.. Sullivan il 10 appear be-
fore tho public as a lecturer. Sulll-
van went TO 81. Louis about six
months ago as a partner In a liquor
saloon.
The business was not particularly
lucrative and friends have read letters
from the ex.champion In which no
states that he IN TO tour tho coun-
try lecturing upon historic sports.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
Van pusen Second In oermann.

Charley Van Dusen, the American
Jockey. stands second In the list OF
jockeys in Germany for 1904 Ho
rode ffty-seyen winners during this.
his FIRST, season ON the German turf.
Warne, the veteran lengllah jockey,
was FIRST with sovonty-two victories.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

The annual report OF the University
OF Pennsylvania Athletic association
shows that the football team made
S87. O1sss clear profit Other sports
lost money. Football ticket sales were
$50, 55s3l.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
John Q. nrush, nenefaetorl

II is announced that John It. Brush
OF the New York club Of the National
Baseball league In 10 receive an EN-.
bossed testimonial from the National
Association OF Minor Leagues for his
efforts toward having the draft prices
OF minor league players increased.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
corb.tt.Meoovern Mateh LIkely.

II Terry McGovern is willing to
meet Young Corbett. as he said In
recent interviews, he can have his
desire gratifed without any delay.
The San Francisco Athletic club win
match him with Young Corbett for
next month.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
Joekeyls servIees In pemand.

Jack Martin may ride for Capt. 8
s. Brown next season. Robert Tuclo
or, who trains for tho PittAburg mill
llonaire turfman. is In quest OF q
jockey. and as he has made several
nattorlng offers 10 Martin II Ia en
tromoly probable the latter win ans
his signature 10 contract with the
captain, Martin. II In said. win TO
celyo a retaining fee OF 10000 a year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

which made long vacation necessary
had been rapid. lie win DO ablo to
take the long trip TO Arizona NEXT
week
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

National League News.
Stanley Robson OF the Browns Is In
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
IHEWOR Oh
&SPORTS1 49,

Peter Slnnirud. tho Norwegian
skater who won the worlds amateur
championship in 1902 and who turned
professional last year win likely wear
tho laurcls laid aside by Nilsson.