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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
SPIKE AND RAIL

It " glyon out that work ON tho
proposed branch llno from Callonto TO
locho win begin July l.
General Western livestock Agent Ne.
y ms OF the Denver s. RIO Nmndo re-
turned from u trip TO san Francisco
this morning.
city Passenger Agent c. y, Boys ot
the Missouri Pacific AZ 49, Louis M
win the Presbyterian lpocIlh ON route
20 the Fresno convention
The steamboat between Blake city
end Moab ~ now making tho 200 miles
run ON the Green ana Grand rivera,
and the trip IN said 10 occupy i've days.
Twenty local business mon lot last
nlpht FOR las Vegas, on the t2o round
trlp ratio excursion, I'm attendance on
tho auction gUlo OF the lots M las We.
sue township. A goodly sized bunch
win looNo tonight ON % similar cmond,
4 Mitchell, y, D. ilsuptrh says that
% member Of President EArlUgs pnrly
which went ~ Chamberlain Thursday
lo look over the chicago, St Paul a
Milwaukee llno has stated mat prosl,
dent EurlluR has authorized the Un.
rouurompnl That the chicago NllwNu.
kuo A DI llNl loll MNNIN NNNl IlhU
chamberlain To the coast Und would
likewise build nm eNtcnsou NJ me
3yurts line across the reservation TO
some point IN wyoming
A Washington llfphtch stotcs TINT
The appeals Of the Union ruonc and
Chicago, Burlington a quincy RAILROAD
companies In the Nebraska c0,H IN.
yolying the tax leylo1 ON the ruada In
That state for 1904 were lockolcd IN
the supreme court of the United sMtcs
today The levy was sustained by the
circuit court OF the United states Tor
tho district oi Nebraska
II H. sheppord, the general agent
of the Chicago a Alton at Denver, and
who hoA been IN the railroad buglneps
since the days whom the world was
young and the nronl0snurus reared hs
festive head above the rush bound
shores OF Lake Bonneville " In the city
chNporonlng n0elgtNnt passenger aren't
for tho e, y A. nt St Louis. lilo is
afraid Mr. Nowos VIII got lost II he
does not watch him closely
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on "Tho parsIfaL" ana last evening on
"Tho National Elements In Music" be-
fore largo audiences Tho interest
maintained was undminlshed through.
out, ana the snNani lCaYos Salt Lake
satisfied that his efforts here us mus.
ltol missionary have not been IN VAIN
Yes Prot Goldmnrk WaR appreciated,
lie In regarded aa tho head Of his Hpe.
Clhl department of the profession, ana
"a recognized authority thn world over
on the Wugnorhu opera, lie iH tho
absolute mustcl of hls work technical
and otherwise, The appearance Of suoh
ID man in any community " hn event
Ia bO taken advantage ol and II IL 20
be hoped That his visits 10 this city
VIII be made rcgnl ~ annual NifnlE.
Next season ne Unity club would do
Wen 90 Holl half prIOo tickets 10 school
children, ana music students generally
uudor "a certain ugn such lectures oH
Prof GoldmurR plluo can rive should
Dc heard 10y oyory music lover IN SAT-
Lake, for aR Horny r. Fink the New
York Evening Post critic remarks,
Richard Wagner IN now acknowledged
pY the groatost ~ an dramatic cOms
poqorg ana hla WorR3 are the chlof
source OF Income In the opera houses
not only OF Germany but Of France,
Italy, England ana America, Acuualnt.
0nco with them II, therefore, considered
a test of musical culture IN amateurs
~ wei nv IN prolesalonals,"
"1ho phrsifal," the subject Of Satur.
dag evenings lecture, "hnp the lioor
on the boards OF the operate world at
present and IN comparison with II
italian and fronch opera, ilko the glow
Worm In "liomot"
"'Oins 90 pale ltR iuerfectunl nre'
before the morn Of the new operate
day DE llnuFllch the noted German
critic SAYS ANYONE who can write
pieces OF tho enchanting meodionA
charm Of the Hover Rlrl scene and Of
the energy Of the nnol scene of Par
H'fnl' etIll has control " n power
which hla youngest contemporaries may
ouyy;' and many share the opinion "
Ernest Noumnnu that "'pnrNlnl' IN IN
many ways the most wonderful and
impressive ming over done IN nuslc,'
Prof Ooldm0rka representation was
fully equal To the requirements Of 10
important n work. and particularly
notable was hls exposition of the Bell
lhcmo ana droil motif and he oX.
plantations lp those two remarkable
movements appeared, disappeared ana
rCappeared lhroughoul the score Ike
strands of gold In a Woof Of other
precious metals
The lecture OF last evening covered
0a much OF tho general musical field
illustrating national elements IN music,
OS could be crowded into a two hours
lecture, Thia lecture was " 20 popular
and Instructive u character that n yor-
h1llm report would be required 10 do
The matter Justice, ana owing 10 lack
NJ room today more extended review
win appear next Saturday on the music
pngo OF the News" Miss Bcrkhool
ably assisted the professor IN singing
folk songs. selections representing dif.
forent natlonnlitles, Prof Goldmark
accompanying ON tho plano.
The artist LEFT for ogden today where
he win give two lectures. and expects
TO spend part n not all Of the summer
az Colorado Springs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

ON Saturday night at the homo u Mrs,
H. \, Richards WAS given party cello.
htntlng Che birthday anniversary ~ Nalh.
un Tanner Mrs Richards father who
on that day ullalnud Ms ulnolioih year
lloB.doa the family The guests numnowl
those whose age noarly upnl cached Mr.
1unuVTr, ana also a number " those who
Island mipalUn, with which MI Tame
was early associated Tho rooms were
BRIGHT with horul oncnngs ana addresses
uf congraluatl0u were made the entire
evening being most onjoyably spent
Mrs WIN Clawson IL IN the city having
come from Los Angeles over the now
route on saturday nlght with frlonds, She
VIII rpmulu u short time Visiting with
Mr. ana Mrs G, y, burton,
Miss Lulu uotcs has returned from
New YORK ana VIII spend tho summer
here with her family
Mrs Albert G'w.licr lcn yesterday
for California,
Mrs w, n. schncr ana Miss sohlulcr
win entertain this evening IN honor OF
Miss Eldredgo, whose wedding takes place
next month.
Miss Fannie Hayden entertained the
G. II, club nt her homo rhuwdny oven
ing Thor present were the MiRSes
Chloe nud blanche Young Nollio Smith
lcnulo SmoOL Daisy Vincent Miss
nHrktG Winnie Evans, Frank burgess
nulon Smoot Charlie Reyboult Charlie
Hayden MT Barnes, Mr. case, Mr.
ford0S Ernest Evans, Howard Marks
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CONDUCTORS HERE,
VISITING Members ~ the u, II, G, TAX lng
In the sights,

a special car "Baauromrd' from
noston, with "a lively shipment u Bos-
ton and Maine conductors, arrived M
this city Saturday evening ana AFRO
the guests mll this evening of tho
salt Lake lodge of the -, H. G, In the
party are 4, H. Brown ana wife, n, e.
WoolH aud wife, r. /, CHuor and wife,
II, W. Cook ana wife, A. =, Odell ana
VITO George Konnlrd and wife, Nll.
man Murton and wife, A. T.. Dorlty
and wife, H. g, Harris ana wife, j. H.,
SmnlL O. H. Gilman, w. T. George ana
w, j. Webster
A, H. Brown, the Nostor Of the party,
has been ~ years rullrolding, and has
been west before but the rest are OF
the genus tondorfOoL ana are being
broke IN 10 the ways NJ the "Wild and
wooly woet The visitors tended
church yesterday morning went to
Sallalr after lunch, ana then attended
the Tabernacle ana u special organ
recital IN the afternoon After seeing
the sights further today, the visitors
win leave on t0nlght's los Angeles ok.
prcss for the prospective capital NJ tho
future state of southern California,
where the order " IN assemble In cons
vcnton, Tho local conductors are do.
Ing the handsome thing by their guests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
SOME CHANGES
ON RAILROAD ROW
Promotions and designations on
Burlington and Chicago &
Northwestern,
WILLIAM DARKE FREIGHT MAN
e. b. SO Employc Promoted for the
Second Time within Few Months
-Ra Ilroad News

Several changes have been announced
on Railroad row which involve tho
burlington ana the Chicago y North.
western general agencies here All Of
the young men promoted are well
known locally ana their friends win
be glad 10 hear Of their advancement
First ana foremost William DarRo,
travelling passenger agent, has been
promoted to travelling freight agent
being succeeded by r. n, Russell u
the Chicago & Northwestern, who Win
now look after the passenger business,
10 IN turn has been succeeded on the
Northwestern by a, L. Armstrong,
formerly clrk Tor the ljuillngtonwhoso
place has h'en nllod by walter llandln
ThR mnkog the second promotion
within a few months for MIR, nalkc.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Todoys local bank cleorngs amount.
% to >bOBll6bS ~ against S6lI,l063S for
the corresponding day Of last year.
Tho Weston Comont Block building
company Of Logun filed q copy Of ita
articles of Incorporation IN tho BeCrO.
tory Of states office today, II IN cap.
ltNll2cd at 10000 divided Into shares
Of the par value OF 81 each, II, r.
Cornwall le presidents Robert MURDOCH
Vice PRESIDENT q, Y, Thatcher, sOCro.
tory and treasurer
The Mount Irish Mining company Of
this city filed iis 0rticloa OF lnoorporN-
ton IN the county clorka once today,
It's capital stock In 100000, divided into
shares Of the par value of 81 each, Geo,
cNemon N presidents H. 4, Peer, vice
presidents VI NJ Weller, secretary and
treasurer Tho company owns n mum.
bor OF claims IN the pahrnnngat Lake
district IN Lincoln county, Nov.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local ONCE Of the
weather bureau for tho "a hours end.
lng nt y a. m, today,
Barometer reading ut a, m, 9b0?i
Inches Temperature at a. mo 10 de-
groos, maximum, GO minimum, 49,
mean, Co. which IN normal
Deficiency Of the daily mean temper
olurc since the first Of the month, so
degrees,
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since Jan I, 9bl degrees,
Precipitation since tho first OF the
month sgS nchp which Ia la inch
above the normal,
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since Jan, J, 81 inch,
FORECASTS TILL 6p NJ, TUESDAY.
Local forccaec for Salt Lake city and
vlcnltyi
Fair tonight ana Tuesday cooler to-.
nlghtl
utqh forecast stakcn at Denver,
Coo)i
Fair tonight ana Tuesday, warmer
south portion tonight
Western Wyoming
FAR tonight WIN frosti warmer
north north portion Tuesday,
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Tho barometer Is highest over tho
north P0olnc statos, plateau region and
Rocky mountain slope, and lowest over
the lake region, Onto valley ana west
gulf states,
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of tho northern Rocky mountain slope,
extreme northwest, Missouri Ohio and
Mississippi valleys Tennessee gulf ana
Atlantic states with heavy rains as
follows; Washington, d. G., 1870 inches,
Cincinnati, l2i Galveston, l,lsi and
, new Orloahs; nls, :, was raining ms
Montgomery and Atlanta, Thunder.
storms were quite general over tho rain
area,
The temperature was generally mod.
crate.
n, J, HYATT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
YOUNG FAMILY REUNION,


Tho general public ore hereby notified
that tho Young family have made ar.
rangomcnts to celebrate the Brigham
Young birthday at LOGAN on juno 1
1905, ana by Invitation OF tho u. Y,
c. faculty ana students win be the
guests OF that noble institution, Any
and all friends OF the family who wish
TO share In the beno0ts NJ the reduced
rates Of this special excursion, viz. s25O
per ticket for the round trlp, arc KIND.
" invited TO purchase m many tlckois
M they may wish nc the above rotcs
On arriving nj Logan, those excursion.
lsls not numbered with tho Young
family VIII nnd their own ontortains
mont SEYMOUR n, YOUNG.
prost Young Family Association.
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me was unfair. ana was for moro than
the value Of the clothes then offered
90 puy an th0 costs, ana Rot the judge
mcnt vacated, provided he would de-
liver the clothes which was all MI
RumCl wanted, Nothing was tlld
about the mulclouucW Of the suit
IN taking up the subsequent SUI for
the rooolvcrHhlp of the company MI
Meyer explained thut lnnos hnd bought
II half interest I'm iho business Cstnbs
llFhod ana put on Huccoealul basis
hy Smith ana had secured tho shares
from Smith uuuu roprcNcnlaionR mat
he WAS a desirable plrtnor ana was
familiar with the clothes cleaning hufl'
nCea smith found ho was pot dcsll"
able, ANA qultrclH resulted, lnnoa
bought moro phurCN securing q mnj0r'
ny of the stock plcotoA hlmself wnns
nEcr and seemed NO % fair way TO
squeeze Smith ont of ne buNlnofh
Smith held the note NJ Times for A2aO
IN part payment Of the shares ana pc
refused 10 pay this, no Smith brought
the rnRo 10 Meyer Whom called IN
90 the lawyers office On the matter
limos enid Urn follow you ana Smllh
10 h. before m pay lhls note, n you
sue on &C. lnn'R then had Smith nr'
rested for collecting money due lho
Ann but Smith NaH dismissed ON the
testimony ot lnn'l himaot tie lhon
placed chatlol mortgage on the bust.
ness with poters, ana convinced that
this was wrong ana intended 10 dofruud
Smith, Meyer called lnncg in lilo of
fCred 10 cOmprDmgo by paylng lunrA
all ~ had put into the business II ho
would turn II over 90 smith, and got
out Of H. limos replied that he would
BE- id II he would do this, 70 Meyer
went ahead ana asked for % receiver
The petition was granted by judge
Morse, ana paul smith was appointed
IN less than "a hours Mr. Smith was
objected 10 by limos on account ~ hla
being interested I'm lhe business,
through hig wife, who now held his
shares AZ consequence ho WINS 10.
MAYED and cyrus dNircll was appoint
% this Item was followed by tho
Ming Of charges against Meyer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
WESTERN PACIFIC,
surveyors Camp pitched on kosslefs
Ranch Construction plans,

once moro ls kosslor's ranch 10 the
front In railroad matters ana al the
present time there are three blk fonts
on the promises adjacent Ia the springs,
which are the headquarters of the sur.
yoyng party Of the Western paclnc IN.
der Engineer n. f. House,
The engineers are now actively en-.
gngcd In the vicinity of Garfield beach
running mai surveys ana cross section.
ing prior To commencing work
A representative of the Desorot News,
who was In san Francisco on saturday,
learned while there that the Western
Pacific officials located In that city
confidently looked for work 60 begin In
earnest from this end Of the line within
the next 80 days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
FIRE AT LOGAN.
II. X. Thomas Building Came Near
Being Destroyed at Noon Today
lspocInl 10 lho oNaws."


Logan, May lh-At 1880 y, m, today
IRE broke out In the basement Of the
II, H. Thomas building, corner Main aud
First North streets, ana for some lImo
It looked like the building might be On.
dangorod owing TO difficulty IN locating
ana getting at the Are, However the
nremcn succeeded IN getting stream m.
TO that part Of tho basement whore tho
lro was and oXtingulshod II before any
great damage was done Some articles
stored In the basement were burned and
the upper floor jolats were partly con.
sumod The orlgIn " tho nro N not
known but Il is supposed to have boon
caused by the heating apparatus The
building N occupied by the Logan Dry
Goods company and. the Hanks hotel, ana
i " thought some damage HAS been done
Ny water ana smoke, although II IL dlf.
loult 10 estimate tho exact amount Tho
damage, however VIII not exceed $500,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
TUESDAYS ORGAN RECTAL

The time for tho Tuesday afternoon
organ rccltols has been changed from
l2'l0 p mo to $40 ., m, Cor convenience
sake, ana tomorrow, ot the latter hour,
Prof Mcclellan VIII play the following
progrlm' Morcho lollgouso, from Lo.
hongrlni p0sspled, Dolibesi Palm sun.
day Malllyi Od Melody Overture 70
Oboron, Won Weber
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
YSAYE AND WEIHE.
Salt Lake Violinist JOINS DelgrOu IN
San Francisco,

Tho article IN the Saturday "Nowso
announcing that there was n prohablll.
~ that Hsayc ana willard Wcho might
DO heard IN conjunction at tho sall
Lake Thootcr, excited no end OF interest
among ,ho musical fraternity Moth
ing positive nv yot Nv known, but Mr..
Woiho ON Yeayo's invitation VIII leave
for San Francisco tonlght ANA win
spend the remainder OF ne week prac.
llHlng with the famous maestro, Mr..
Wclho expects 10 return within week
ma by that time II will be known
definitely whether tho salt Lake con.
cert can be arranged, THAT II may DO
found practical Ia the decided Wish of
every local music lover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
COURT NOTES

Two Jurors failed 10 show mp In Judge
LOWS court lhls morning go the court
igeuod an attachment Tor them and
they win be- brought I'm by thp sheriff
pnd will be giyon an opportunity In cx.
plain Tho men are Daniel Donsoy W.,
ana Joseph y, Hyde,
AZ tho conclusion Of the testimony In
the case Of the state Of DWh against
w, y Crockett, who was charged with
obtaining money by false plotenopa,
District Atty LoolboWoW asked that
tho case be dismissed but ATTY j ~
llnmilton Insisted upon verdict Of no.
Qulttnl no Judge Armstrong instruct.
cd tho jurors 90 return verdict Of not
guilty, which was done,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
SPENT SUNDAY HERE.
senator ana Mrs clarke stopped over
In Route To mite,

Senator W. A. clark Of Montana and
wife apont yesterday IN this CITY, as the
quests Of ex-senator ana Mrs Thomas
Koama, leaving FOR Butte last mid.
night Senator Clark expressed his
qualification with the way trollc IL
opening up over the new Inc 10 Los
Angeles from salt Lake, lie expects
10 be back IN this city juno ~, when
the log Angeles people win be- IN town
10 do their share In the celebration nc
this cnd Of the Inc. Tee visitors were
piycn drive about town yesterday
afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
FREE ORANGES,
san Pedro WIN Dlsirlbuie trul, 10 In
dies Tomorrow,

Tomorrow between the hours OF 10 n,
m, ana 3 p, m, every lady calling Al tho
ticket office Of the Salt Lake Route
VIII be given a bag OF fine California
navel oranges, with the compliments Of
the now road,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division IN and for Salt Lake
County state of Utah, In the matter
OF the estate OF Agnes Modregor, cut
Ter, Deceased, Notice,
The petition OF iOunga Cutler, admin.
lstrat0f Of the estate Of Agnes McGro.
gor cutler, deceased, for confirmation
Of tho sale OF the following described
real ana personal property, to-wlti
Commencing 200 feet South OF the
Northwest corner OF the Southwest a
OF Section 20, Township South OF
Range 1 West, Salt Lake Meridian, ana
running thence South 1903 feet, thence
East iii feet thence North 1913 feet,
thence West iil feet 10 the place OF
boglnnlng, together with tho houses
and improvements thereon belonging,
Also Thlrly.seven shares OF the capt.
tai stock OF tho Union 4 Jordan lrrlga-
ton Company
For tho sum Of sl,76IiS ana upon the
following terms, to'Wt' Cash upon
turn Of sale nled In this Court has
EN- day OF May, \, y, 1905 at 10
o'clock a, m, at tho County Court
House, IN tho Court Room Of said Court
House, N salt Lake CITY salt Luke
County ut0h,
Witness tho Clerk Of soid Court with
the seal thereof affixed this l5th day OF
May A d., 1905,
tseaL) j. Y. ELDREDdE, JR,
by W. II. FARNswoRTH,
Deputy, Clerk.
Harrington & Sanford Altys, for
Administrator
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS,

Just Issued, Send TO Desoret k,.y.
Book Store, Salt Lake City Utah fD,
q froo copy Special terms 10 DEALER
agents and oanvansera
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Peculiar
To Itself

In whOtIt sand whNtit docs--.con,
taining the best blood purifying
altoratiyoand tonic substances and
cilccting the most radical and pcr.
moncnt curcs Of all humors and al
cruptIons, relieving weak, tired
languid feelings and building up
The whole RYhtom --ls true only OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
Hoods JdrSdpdriUa

No other medicine acts like IL,
no other medicine has done 80
much real substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost,
II was troubled with scrotla and came
near losing NY eyosIght For four months !
could not SEQ to DO anything After Nknr
two bottle, ot Hoods SarsNpArllla could pol
70 walk and when had ,akcn oight bottles
could sec IA vol ~ ever" Susn A. llAiRa
TON WIthop NJ q,
hoods earsaparllln promises "
euro and Keeps the promise,
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T0bhy'S TEMPERATURE.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county Clerk or respective sign.
ora for further information,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT pRo.
bate Division, IN and for Halt Lake Coun.
ty state Of Utah In the matter of the
estate Of James W. Ashman, Deceased.
Notoe,-lrho petition Of Mary Ann Ash.
man, administrators OF the estate of
Jnmoa W, Ashm0n, deceased, for oonnr.
nation of the sale Of tho following dcg.
cnbed real estate Of said dooedenl, to-
Part Of lot q block 20, plat ~ Salt
Lake CITY survey, commencing ] rod
west ana 0 rods north of tho southeast
corner of fOid lot and running thence
north roda thence west I rods thunco
south rods, thonoo east rods 10 tho
place Of beginning situated In the CITY
ana County " Snlt Lake, State Of Utah,
Tor the sum OF 1907 And upon tho fol.
lowing toims to.wit Cash upon oonhrma'
ton Aa appears from ,ho return ~ sale,
filed IN this Court, has been sot for hoar.
ng on Saturday, tho 9Th day Of May, A,
y, 1905, NJ 10 o'clock n, M at tho Coun-
~ Court House IN the Court Room OF
said Court IN Salt Lake CITY, SAT- Lake
Wllncgs thC Clerk Of said Court, with
no seal thereof affixed this i5ih day Of
(Soa) J. u, ELDREnGE, JR, Clerk
By w. II, Fornsworlh Deputy CORK
hlophonp a. Smith, Attorneys for Admin.
iHtlairlM
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-12
SPORTING NEwa.

The differences between Manager
HuIen and the Everett club directors
have been satisfactorily adjusted and
Hulen Is again In charge.
William Young OF the Tacoma high
school recently bFOke the woFld'a
pedestrian record for 220 yards. His
time was SO S-5 seconds.
The annual football game between
the state universities Of Washington
and Idaho may be suspended this year
unless the managers can get together
pretty soon.
Following In the footsteps Of his
predecessors. Marvin Hart. the pres
ent custodian OF the heavyweight
championship. has decided To pass up
the eOloFed fighters.
Three men will attempt to wFest the
championship from y. d. TichenoF,
champion QUOT pitcher OF the world,
at Colfax Wash. during the three
days log rolling to be held there this
fall
The wOFld's record was broken in
the amateur athletic union meet al
Portland Saturday. w. W. Cos u ROa-
ton throwing the 10 pound shot -
feet inches, the best previous dis
lance being Is feet inches.
Frank GOteh. eA-ehAmpioR heavy
weight wrestler OF America and one
OF the greatest men ON the mat la tne
world today. would like To meet
Boomer" Weeks. the big Spokane
fireman. In a glove contest.
The largest crowd By far Ia the hia-
tory ~ the Golden State Athletic asao-
citation crowded the pavilion al Colma.
Cas. ~ witness the scheduled rs round
contest between Jimmy Gardner and
agfe Turner. Gardner woh the hght
Ia the arst few Seconds 0r the nth
round
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-12

DIR. Sven Hedln. the Swedish ex.
plorer. has written an open letter 10
The Swedes Of the United states. ask.
ing them to aid their fatherland by
raising S5.0o000O to strengthen the
naval defenses Of Sweden In antlcipa.
tion OF a war with Norway The ap.
peal. so far from meeting a favorable
response. Is being criticized by prom.
inent swedes in the United States. AMI
their views will very generally be