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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-13

auditorium anu are connected with
apparatus resembling the ordinary
telephone. When the earpiece is in
position the deaf. by means of the
vibration of sound produced by the
appliance, can hear perfectly,
A party of children deaf since birth
was entertained at the theater a few
days ago and with the aid of the de-
vice they heard music for the first
time in their lives.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-13
NEW ATTRACTIONS
AT THE COMIOUE

Phil and Carrie Russell, great
eastern sketch artists; the great
Campbell, what-is-it; Julia l.. Bon
nell, balladist supreme; eastern four
act drama entitled The Outcast's
Daughter" by Herbert Sutch. sup
ported by Comique stock company,
and So more numbers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-13
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and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain
Tea in tablet form, 35 cents a box.
Genuine made by Holiister Drug
Company, Madison, Wis.
Golden AuQRstS for 6alIow People
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-13

80 Riverside Avenue. Ground Floor.
S190o-New room modern house:
$500 cash; $25 per month, including
interest.
S22oo-New room modern house:
$500 cash; balance SIS per month in
GLIDING interest.
$15oo-New 4 room cottage; bath:
hot and cold water; stone foundation;
cellar; $3.50 cash; balance $40 per
month including interest.
FOE SALE.
BLACKSMITH shop, complete, close
In. rent IS per month, owner leaving
city. $3.50.
Lots In Heath's and Cannon Hin
ADDITIONS; small cash payments; bal.
ance small monthly payments.
JAMES b. GRAY,
Fhone $40. 702 First Avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-13

Brief an dnewsy. Tho Press-25o
per month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
THE COMING or sCHAFFER,
noted knish' Of tho cue WIN Give I,hI
billion In salt Lake,

Jake Scharcr the noted knlght Of tho
bllllhfd cue IN coon 90 arrive Ia sail
Lake from Los Angeles Schnffpr wont
70 tho city Of the angels from San
Francisco whore he gave sovoral ok.
hbitiona that delighted lovers of tho
game OF billiards,
The following comes from san Fran.
cisco, Just before Schalfor left for los
AngcloH
Schnllcrs visit has been one purely
Tor pleasure and health, prior To his
trip "a France, whore no ana VlgnouX,
the only two bllinrdists among mil.
Hons Of billiard players, are to cross
cues once moro for the worlds cham.
plonshp. This time the match N 20
be Zone IN,
II waS thought the limit had been
reached nj the lS.lnch bnlk line game
when two IN was allowed, meaning
that the player must get an object bail
outside the balk lines on the second
shot, The Kind Of game the chnm-
rlons now propose procludes every.
ihlnR bu, open table play This way
has been from the carly stages Of
billiard playing on the old l2N6 tables.
Tho champions mastering the details
with such accuracy ~ 10 require more
restrictions placed upun their play IN.
croaslng the difficulties 10 success,
From general round the table play 10
The discovery OF rail- nursing by Schaof-
er lines were drawn diamond shape ON
The table and this, called the 'oham-
plon" game restrictions were similar
10 those IN tho SIX eight, twelve and
eighteen inch halk line game that fol-
lowed, Tho one cushion, two, three
Ind oven four cushion style came IN 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
A MEXICAN CARS.
Home Made Automobiles Pass An Tests
For Gordon bennett Race,

Now York Universal satIsfar.
Won " expressed In automobile cir.
oles ovor the news from abroad that
Two bO;horso power ropc.rolodo race.
lnp ears Sont 10 represent America N
ilo nmos Gordon. Bennett cup races
have passed All " the lcRls romned
and have been approved by clarence
lrhy Dlnmoro, the representative In
franco NJ the Automobile club OF Amer.
lch Through misunderstanding the
Lo'horso power Pope. Toledo Of col Az.
bert \, Pope and ear Of a similar lyuo
owned by W r. Muir Of, Lexington,
kyr were shipped before heinz finally
passed upon by the Automobile clubs
representative, although tho drivers
had boon led 10 believe that they had
been fnlly approved by the glatcmS,ts
OF !, II, stevens, who visited Toledo
10 try out tho cars, Tho Automobile
rub Of America ana =, n, stevens final.
" consented 10 having tho cars pagsod
upon Nv Clarence Gray DlnHmoro when
ihoy reached Europe,
judging from the letters " N, X.
lyllo nnd charles Dinghy who van
drive the cars, ana tho result of tho
French elimination trials over the Gun
course, which was won by ThcrS tray.
'lng NJ an average speed Of u milos
m hour, II IL beloved that ears with
neNiblo motors for starting and Mop.
PING quickly aud with speed Of Go 10
~ miles nm hour VIII stand tho boat
th0nCc OF winning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Some Interesting Features for
The Six Days Horse
Racing,
SENSATIONS ARE PROMISED.
Especially for EIks Day Which Il
July eth Chariot and Mule
Team Races Then,

Tho greatest oven, In turf annals OF
She state Of Utah ~ about due, july
~ II the date horsomon have their
minds unon ana they arc drilling their
horses ana polishing up their racing
poraphernnla In preparation for tho
coming events II means six days Of
racing at Agricultural park track FOR
prizes aggrcsating more than $4,000,
That's quite a neat lltllo sum to
strive for, and Manager W \, Jones
has secured all the sprodwcrs IN this
part " the country Tor the meet "ThW
part Of the country means an tho
horses now ON the western circuit, aud
that's saying q great dcal lut he has
got ON, and SAT- Lake turf dcyolors
VIII have a chance 10 see them 10 for
tho money,
There win be- no samonoss about this
meet There VIII be plenty Of features
ono Of which win be plenty of running
races, Harness events thoro VIII be- In
plenty but not too many of thcnl as
Manager Jones realizes that they be.
come tlrcsomo, They win be- lntorspcrs.
~ the fastest horses In the country
Horses from Utah, Idaho, Colorado ana
California VIII he here for the meet
Probably tho main feature viii ho
Purple day Elks day which win hp
on the eth, What win happen ON that
day no ono can predict beyond tho
declaration that II win be about the
best over Thoro VIII be a chariot mco
between prominent Elks Imagine
James DoVlno and Jim Lcary In char.
lots drawn by any old kind Of critters
mat can ho scared into unnngl Then
lhere VIII De u mule race that win hc
worth something Judge G.. n, Dlchl
mas his MIND set on winning this race,
lie N nguring ON securing a wagon ms
vide ~ the track, getting first plnco
and shutting an the others out ITS
plans VIII be foilod, however, as he
WIN not DO permitted to have moro
than two mules hitchod TO his wagon.
Another feature during the races win
ho a special named event for PAGERS
WIN the probable entry Of stranger o.,
Aphn W. Laura Spur, Martha H.,
Winncld Slratlon Florohora Crab An.
PIE, Osmont Redemption ana Romom.
per some ~ these horses are not
known here, But they are coming and
VIII Try mi ghty hard for tho money
me Track ~ the PARK should De IN
great shape for considerable work has
heon done on II during tho present
week, ana thoro is moro TO do between
now ana the time of The opening Of the
big meet.
Another feature viii be L.dlos' day,
That date has not boon decided upon
.F yet by Manager Jones but II WIN
no announced IN time for the fair ones
70 become Informed, rhcy WIN bo nd.
united free There sccms 10 he but
ono lhlng now IN the way Of q success.
fNl meet and that Is the bare chance
mat he weather viii not be good Bul,
according 10 reports, the weather man
mas promised balmy days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
DRINK the CAUSE Of MORE
CRIME IN OUR CITY,

Another horrible tragedy m our m,hs,
sauslng much excitement ana bitter feel.
,ng, COOS down long line ~ crime In thls
country resulting from excessive uso OF
lquor Thy liquor habit iB uDivctsally
recognized by physlclans 40 disease, II,
San be cured BY OrNno,
THIS merltorous cure IN tho result u
iyor ton years scientific research BY a
washington chemist II has been tested
~. physicians who pronounce n wonder.
'ul We have made Arrangements with
mo laboratories VI the Orrlno Company,
lnco Warrington, Il, c. 10 furnish or.
Ilno TO people who are DESTROYS " heinz
reed from this horrible dIbeaSo caused
eN the excessive use ~ wniskcy beer or
amer alcoholic etlmulqnts, Orrno No.
pm powder FORM can be given secretly In
loa, cofoe or food without tho patlents
knowledge, orrlnc No. 2 In plll form IL
lor those who desiro to no free from mo
paylnR tor alcoholic stlmuRnls We scll
prrlhc az 81 per package, and tho com,
pnny guarantees 10 euro Tho craving or
'efund overy cent paid Tor II We do not
hesitate 10 recommend Il 20 YOU Smiths
Drug store Salt Lake city, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Lucas Denies Report ana says League
WIN I've ENLARGED

According to the seattle Times w. H.
Lucas positively denies that there ~
any plan 20 drop any Of the present
towns IN the Northwest lonRlo, hut he
would neither confirm on deny the rec
port That the League w about 10 be en-
mrgod, The Times snyN
"Tho reports Keep coming In from
Vancouver BolMgham Everett Npo.
kane ana Butte that the season of the
Northwestern league ~ 10 close July 49,
ana that the llollingh nm ana Victoria
teams VIII either be transferred 10
Butte and SPOKANE, ~ that the last two
towns VIII be taken IN ana the league
VIII be made a EiN.club u1plL W. H.
Lucna president NJ the league, makes
hih home In Seattle, ana he authorizes
the statement that yu fur as he knows
no transfor IL contemplated tie would
not commit hmH'lf ON the proposition
10 enlarge the league by taking IN Buitc
and spokane, however The sporting
editor Of the Times knows for "A fact
lhni MctlosKcy NJ Ia hp poul 10 Butte
lghl away 10 zee what be- can do ~.
wards ruVlvlng interest n The game
over there, ana uDol what hp reports
WIN d'pond % prcnt dead us lo what viii
De- done John VAS lu huyo Como TO
Butte last week. hul hp wanted tn stay
WITH Ms team Now he has sent toe
pionnclh ANA VIII rul him ON first
haPo Nhlo he goes ~ luttO lo do "A
littlo missionary work n anyone can
BRING lifo tu the bla,blll pprpsu m
Butte II m MrrlosknS and If luplo
Henry decides that the california teams
cnnno' AFFORD 10 como north after this
roar tho old circuit may bo revived
WIN Nhncouyor uking the place "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

undetermined and crooked work. why
doesn't Brit produce his aot or artl-
,lDa'
Now 10 H MP to Jimmy BRITT Ile
holds copy NJ articles the samo as
Nelson's, and the mtlors Rly 90 "
word WITH thoyo printed In tho daily
pNuurD
Bill H the prize rontorlonlsi whom
n comes lu meeting Nelson no WIN
mako some oy1fNo reply ~ this, but
}0u pn ndcpoul uu II he VIII not pro.
duuo hle copy of the agreement
Thrro n no need for further com-
munt why Brit selected sullivan IN
Elmd of Nelson That telegram viii
answer for "a gIrt deal
Jimmy DutOl that be- could beat
Nelson to 30 Nnab nl mllmatod tho
lollcr was hu0ing 0t 10 % 10000 side
bet
Nelson Is roudy to post q $4,000 for
felt for "a side bet or 100000 bet BRITT
Say the word and tCu how quick tho
money VIII go Nm, Nelson has hcen
ready IN nphl, ana furthermore, back
himself Brit has sQumcl ana Qult
ivory time Nelson Was there 90 meet
him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Cured OF Brlahts Disease.

NJ Robert O. Burke. Emom, n Y.
wllof' BEFORE ! started ~ use F0ltyt
Kidney cure 7 had to got MP from twelve
To lwonly times % night 0ud I was ali
was 40 impaired I could sDarccly fco ono
Of my family across the room had gIvon
up hope of living when trlond rous
commended foloNs Kidney cure ono M
cent bottle worked wonders and before I
had tokon the lhrd bottle tho dronsy
had gone, 0s wen ~ all other symptoms
" lrghts disease" fold by + j, I'M
Drug Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line.
Sal. Lake to Portland ana return

Salt Lako 10 Portland ana return
(drccD n'.oY,u.u",yo,o"i3l,5o
salt Lnko 20 Portland and return
tono way via san Francisco, "a, A., 30
Salt Lake 90 Portland and return
Zone way VIA Los Angclos) go, 90, %
Tickets 10 Portland and return, al,
rect, on sale daily from May 2ih 10
September 30th, Inclusive. Tickets
reading ono way via San Francisco or
Los Angeles ON sale July 3, 4, 7,sp II,
~, 10. n, 20. 81, 2S All tickets good
for r,opovers ana limited 20 30
days from date 81 sale Additional sell.
ing dates for tickets VIA San Francisco
or Lw Angeles quoted later.
CITY Ticket ONCE, 20l Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
News &s Sporting World at Home and Abroad

make matters moro dlncult and now
comes the Zone m,"
what Win be next" was asked If
the wizard
~ don't Know This ~ VlgnWlN's
mcl, rye defeated him ut about
eN'lylhlnR nlso and hc may have II on
me at this game"
FcW people realize that Srhuefer is
put 90 years of ogc, Ne has been play.
nv billiards Flnco hr WHA years old
" hlH fulhorH place IN Loaycnwouh,
knnsp when they packed u b0N around
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
WHY ROOT LOST,
lis Was beaten Man before Going to
Meet Hart ~ Reno,

San Francisco, Jack Root has been
forced to take 10 his bed hpro He
claims his Injuries were not the result
OF his meeting IN Reno July with
Marvin Hart but were received Whiu
~ WAS training for the nght Win Mlko
Scnrcck ut Ogdon Clah Root ~ not
seriously mrts but claims his training
lrjlrcH caused his defeat nt the hands
OF Hart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

Tho above may be surprising to many
SAN Lake nRht fans, In fact 10 most
Of them, but 10 "a low of w thoro N
nothing new about It
II VIII be remembered that Root
framed with Mike Schrook In ogden
canyon, and what Sohrouk did TO tho
former light hruyyNhcight champion
was u shame, Schrcck punished Root
so badly that they had 10 "cut out"
then daily boxing stunts, Roots eyes
Woro bluvkonol his llpS cut, and hls
body was a mass of bruises, As hc did
for his memorable light with George
Gardner Root worked too hard for this
last battle, lie does too much lie In.
sisted IN miNmg 1t win Schrcck ana
got the worst of H.
According TO Billy Hogan Root sald
jMst before leaving for Reno,
"BIllN, II | win over Hart ana Jof-
ncs award the title of heavyweight
champion TO me, | don't want You to
como around with u challenge from
Schrock he h. ono man ! don't want
10 night II win ! win turn the title
over to Mlko, thlnk he iH about tho
best IN the world today and I am free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
HAMMOCKs, HAMMOCKs

The largest assortment ana tho now.
est styles and color designs on the mar.
kct Popular prices
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
E>5>>sssss>S>>5s>ss>ss<ss>ss$szsss;ss;

for him to stand un and shoot Ito
has boon known us "a champion for
moro Than thlrty,nvc yclra hence, u
goonrol estimate that be- must h, worry
far advanced In age, Speaking TO some
friends last night he told of MIS- first
experience, or some Of Them IN can.
fuinin
II came hero from Milwaukee IN
1874, San J0so being the nrsl place Of
any Importance struck Those were
good days for money ana the Spaulurdn
around the old Au2craig House Wcro
pin.p0ol wild, when ! lcft horc they
nll had ihoir cues I'm the rack ana /
had "A fairly good start for this city"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
THE IRISH IN THE SADDLE.

An editorial note last week gave Information of
proposed reduction of Irish representation in the
British parliament. The bill is known as the
Redistribution Bill, to be introduced in the 1906
session. 1t cuts out twenty-five of Ireland's mem
bers In parliament. A London dispatch dated the
10th announces the defeat of the government in
the house of commons by majority of three on
the motion to reduce the membership from Ireland.
For time it was thought that the Balfour gov
eminent would resign, as resignation has been the
usual outcome of government defeat in parliament
But 1t was not carried out in this instance The
fight goes on with the Irish in the saddle The
Irish members, under the lead of John Redmond
hold the balance of power
The population of Ireland is Gin round numbers)
four and half millions, the population of Great
Britain is thirty millions. Calculating on the
basis of those figures it Will be seen that ireland
has more representatives In proportion to her pop
uation than Great Britain and this II brief is the
case of the advocates of reduction the number
from Ireland. The population of ireland being only
about one-seventh that of Great Britain, they
claim that Ireland should have no more than about
one-seventh the number of members in the house of
commons that Great Britain has.
That is the argument of the Tories and their
only argument in the matter, says the Irish World
1t seems plausible but it can easily be answered
and disposed of. In the first place population was
not the basis or standard upon which Irelands rep
resentatlon was decided on when uphappily for
herself she first began under the infamous Act of
Union to have representation in the parliament at
London That act stipulated one hundred as Ire
lands share and guaranteed that it should never
be less There was no suggestion then of popula-
ton as a standard, and for very good reason in
the interest of England the reason being that on a
population basis Ireland would have been entitled
to over two hundred members The population of
Great Britain at the time of the Union was ten
and half millions the population of Ireland was
Just about what it is today, four and a half mil
lions, but Great Britain had then SOS members in
the house of commons, while only one hundred was
assigned to Ireland, that is the British population
was only about twice that of Ireland while the
British representation the house of commons was
more than i've times greater than the Irish
That was hundred years ago, and ever since
so long as by population Ireland ought to have had
a large increase Of members in the house of com
mons, there has never been word in England about
redistribution" OH population standard
However there is now no reason for Irishmen
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
SISTER BARTHOLO MEW.

| Sister Mary Ledwina, Superioress of the Hos
pltal of the Holy Cross accompanied by Sister NJ
Bartholomew, left last Sunday for the Mother
House at Notre Dame, Ind. The latter may not re-
turn and is entitled to a well-earned rest.
Sister Bartholomew has devoted more than three
score years to hospital work. and during all these
years served faithfully a mnstering angel to the
sick, weary, and oppressed Her works of mercy
and her love for poor suffering humanity were such
that she failed to win the respect and affec-
ton of all who knew her. The poor suffering miner
dressed In overalls and canvass coat, received the
same care and attention from her as those who were
clothed IN purple. She knew no distinction and
her oft-repeated expression He is perfect gen
teman," would be applied to the former oftener
with greater emphasis than to the latter
She was among the first who responded to the
call to go to the battle field during the civil war.
and served as faithful nurse till the end. She and
Sister Holy Cross were the founders of the old
Holy Cross hospital Fifth East, which was the
nucleus of the present grand hospital that is an
ornament to Salt Lake and credit to the zeal and de-
votion of the Sisters of Holy Cross
The good work begun thirty years ago still goes
on Sister Holy Cross has gone to her eternal re-
ward. Her sole companion and co-worker Sister
NJ bartholomew, has retired from active work and
will spend the remaining years of her life in the
quiet repose of ST. Marys, Notre Dame. From
every hut in the distant mining camps of the far
west blessing follows her. and if good wishes
would Tighten the burden of life her remaining
years would be really happy As it is, they will for
one who has been insuring her life with works of
mercy and love for more than sixty years A true
follower of the Cross, always devoted to works of
mercy and love, Sister. NJ. Bartholomew leaves the
far west carrying with her the good wishes of all
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
HOPE FOR OLD MEN.

Some time ago sweeping order was issued by
a number OF leading railroads of the country dis
continuing the services of old men, and the
laughable side of the subject was discovered in the
TACT that thlrty-hve was made the age limit.
The railroads, however, have reconsidered the
matter, and now the atrocous crime of permitting
oneself to become thirty-fve years old viii go I'M
punished
When one considers the countless thousands of
young-old men who are vigorous actors on the
worlds stage today, the action of the railroad
magnates appears to have been strange and un-
accountable freak Experience was thrown to the
WINDS adaptability was not considered The oues-
ton simply was age.
FOR ehclent work, mental or mechanical, the
average man Is just getting into harness when he
reaches the railroad age limit. The greatest work
OF the greatest men has almost invariably been
done after their faces have been turned toward the
setting sun Magnificent literary works, stupen-
uous achievements in invention, engineering and
along other lines are the accomplishment of men
III middle lie The most powerful strokes of di-
piomacy, the most far-reaching acts of Statesman
snip may be laid at the doors of men who have
passed the line of life's meridian /.
we concede that the young man of TODAY Is in
advance OF his brother of couple of generations
ago lie appears to be more anxious to do some
thing lie puts forth more strenuous endeavor.
70 make Tor himself mark. He is thoroughly i'm
oued with the git thar" spirit of the age. If he