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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
Murray Department.

ew delivered in Murray vicinity branch office every
night Barlow Branch Orders
mon" received Telephones ofhco % residence Independent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
WAN T Ed.

Roy TO CARRY DESERET NEWS,
West Oh 18th South Co rayloSviIlc Apply
nj Branch Office OF News, Murray by ?
p. M Monday, April 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
CAREY, IDAHO,
Death claims LIltie Ralph Philips
Young Man Has Leg Broken,

Young Man Has Leg Broken,
Special Correspondence,
Carey Idaho, April ralph, the
four-y ear-old son Of Fred G, Phillips,
died on the End inst, after an Illness
Of three or four days, The little fell
low had been afflicted with some ALL
ment since he was u baby. The funer-
al was held yesterday
A baby boy was born to Eugene
and Christina Albertsen Schumell.
Lorenzo Chldister, the 17-year-old
son OF w ID. Chidister had his leg
broken IN two places this morning by
n pile Of lumber falling upon him.
DR. Baugh OF Shoshone was sent for TO
attend the injured youth.
Miss Stella Parke was married last
Friday to James Kelly, a local sheep
man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
NOTICE

The registered Perchon stallion
"Maddoc," owned by 4. J.. Bumhom,
will stand at McHenry's stables, Muir
ray Tuesday and Wednesday each
week The trotting bred stations own
ed by ]. w. McHenry will also stand
az the same place continually
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

a strength tonic that brings rich, red
blood. Makes you strong, healthy and
active, That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 80 cents Tea or
Tablets.--Ask Your Druggist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
Arbor bay to be Appropriately Observed
Notes.
Special Correspondence,

Provo April S--The case Of Citizens
OF Provo vs. Provo city, an application
for the aggregation Of certain territory
I'm the southwestern part Of the city
from the corporate limits of Provo city,
has been taken under adyisement by
Judge Booth
In the case Of John A, Brown va, the
r. NJ. Bel Tel Co.. the demurrer OF
defendant has been argued and taken
under advsement.
Gust. Anderson VS.. Rio Grande West
ern Railway company; defendant given
to and including the 18th 20 answer.
Thomas Long Of Provo, native OF
Italy, has been admitted to citizenship.
Mrs, Priscilla Ch0ridge Of Salt Lake
has petitioned for the admission OF the
viii Of her mother Mrs. lngred A,
Hoover, to probate and for appointment
OF petitioner as executrix. She and her
children are the heirs named in the VIII
ARBoR DAY OBSERVATION.
All the county schools will observe
Arbor day on the 18TH. Supt, Eggertsen
has distributed programs, containing a
number of appropriate exercises, songs
and speeches, closing with tree plant
ing,
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
on the nth the Agricultural College
Dramatic company Nill present "Shr
Stops to Conquer I'm the Provo opera
house
VIM. NJ. Rydach OF GAINESVILLE Is
here visiting his son. Attorney VIM. h,
Rydalch
NJ. NJ. Warner Is down from Salt Lake
on legal business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

At tho session OF the city council,
held Thursday night the Independent
Telephone company informed the coun-
oil that II was willing 10 move It's poles
on Murray street SO as 90 elbow Tor the
grading OF the sidewalk ID also pro-
posed to install @ double bell gong
which can be heard o. mile away aad
win cost the company $3.50 month, 1t
VIII be used as a police alarm, u cur
few, ana fire alarm. Each viii be des-
ignated by rings, The Miller d CahOon
company asked the council TO accept
the street which has been opened by
them running east ana north from
Seventeenth South street, near their
place OF business. The matter was lald
over FOR one wee' s. II Lyon Of the
city fumiga tor and the city attorney
was notified tl draw up contract for
Mr. Lyon 90 Sign j. G.. Baldwin pre-
scented an application ana bond for
a retail liquor license, but Il was laid
over for one week. The clerk was or
dored 10 post motives for bids for the
contract Of sprinklng the streets of
Murray for the coming season. Road
supervisor Wood presented his bin Tor
S25 for expenses covering the month of
August the same was allowed by the
council. The quarterly report Of the re-
corder treasurer ana Justice were read
ana referred 20 the auditing committee.
Mr. Ahlberg, who bought the water
tanks situated within the city limits
on state road when the city was I'M
corpurated, seems to be having sorl-
Gus time IN dspOs'ng OF them. The
man expected 10 soil them 90 the city.
but has thus far been unable TO do no.
The council refused 10 buy them az the
last session
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
MARYSVILLE,IDAHO

Dancing at saltalr tonight, 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
POLICE NOTES.

FORTUNATE Sacherl an Italian, was
arrested last Friday ON the charge Of
having committed battery upon HIS
wife. who is but IA years OF age. He
pleaded guilty 10 the charge I'm Justice
MoQuarle's court, but said he was
Justified, as she hod not prepared a
meal for him since their marriage,
Andrew Papas a Greek, was urrcst-
ed last sunday afternoon by Marshal
Mauss and placed I'm the city Jail. A
charge OF assault was filed against him
and his trial was set for Wednesday
last AT o'clock lie plead guilty to the
charge against him, When NE con-
cluded his plea the judge fined him $40,
CASE OF ALLEGED ABUSE,
Wednesday morning Marshal Mauss
was called 20 the home of John
Maheim, who resides near Holmes
store. The ueighbors informed him
that the Mahoin family had been abus-
ing a young lady they had raised from
child. Miss Broad who seemed glad
to 90 with the marshal and said she
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would stay away until the Maheln's
promised to treat her better.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
La Iiga contra Ia ane
mId en- fFaGlhO
PaFts del techO Dc una casa dsspIOm6ss, sin que
OCUrrisran dssgFaGias pGrsOnaIss.
de nuestr0 o0rresp0nsol.l

Agosto. IL
Para ell do nipgo .anuncia la compG.
MIA ciDematoQE8fiCa que representa- Ell
atfIor Vargas, d 1stima fanoi6n, en.IA
que se exhibirAn pFeciosaa Yistas, er-
ire ellss 10 de la xHuelga an BITCelo-
na. , que de tanto efect1 hA sid0. Tam.
bi6n Sc repetirs ell SSutffo de nn ho.
rracho.o que tanto guOt6 aver. Sc es.
pera IN complete Ilsno 90 d fuDei6n
de degpedidR. El geffor VaYgas4ien !
contra tado eI teatF0 <LR Perla.1 de
Ponce. donde dar6 una gerie de fun.
clones.
-InVitados por 81 slcalde ssfior Pc.
Eez AYi a &eCoucuEFieFon aver tArde
la Alcaldfa d aefIora Trina PGdiila de
Sanz, don Antonio FiRuer&s y los doc
tOras g. Curbelo, r. SusOni, f. Ale-
man y R. Boyd y aIIf, bajD Ia presi.
denCis del doctor Gonzalez Martinez
Sc trat6 de I0s trabajos leVados 6 Cab0
pOr In eLigR contra Va Anemias y de
los que piensan realizar con 10 co0pe.
raci6n de las persOnss de buenG v0Iun-
tad. Sc design6 eli Comit6 del Distri.
to de AFecibo. que 10 compondr6n:
Presidents, DR.. Francisco Sus0ni. v0.
Gales: &c nora Trina PadillR de SRrZ y
sef1or don Antonio FigueFGs. Los Ee.
flores doctor Fernando Alemsn. Of
CiRl de SAnidad y doctores G. Curbelo
yR Boyd, RuxiliaEeS, ofrecen 50 con.
curse fin de eltablecer el competente
tratamiento & los enfeFmoa nncinari-
COS. Pront0 se conGtituir6n los Sub.
comit6s en- las poblacioaes del distritO.
-Durante ls pr6xima semana y se-
gun eI resultado de ID subRsta. se ex.
penderS carna de novillo y novilla
10 centavos IibEa todos Lon dfas & ex
cepci6n del mArtes que sers de vacR ,
noviIla & Z centgvoB libra.
Eta ma flanR Se Cay6 parte del Ie
cho de una- c&aa de la plaza del MerCa.
do dOnde habfa IN estableCimiento de
puIperfa, no ocurriendo Afortunada
menta desgraciRs pers0naleg. Acts
continue Sc hs ordenado por el &c j
InReniero eI dsrFibo de todO eli teCh'
poF constituir an peligro. Esto com
prueba Ii buena Inedida que go est
tomsndo de hRcer derribaF las Caaa
que amenszan ruins. que son mucha
' que se hace necssariO para el oEnat'
della poblRci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
.LO.QUE AEIRMA
Ell ARGUS.
ia meta dOmlRants do los dis
ClTS0s- dice -fu6 IA eaRSuTa do
Ia eaRlFaIIzaCI6n del p0dsr en-
man0S Dc ''eaTpst bsggsfS"
nOnbradOs pOr 81 pEssIdsR'0, "
xEs innate en- Ia humanidad sI amor 4 Ia inds-
psIdeneIa9 eKcIama; csntinda:. EKtrahO
GVeFdad? que los descendientes Dc los hon
brss de nusstra Independence, igaOrsa J
OlViaen sslos nrincipios!S
81 eAYgus,o 6TgRnO dem6cr0tG inde.
la AlhAnu. dice.

81 xAYgua, , 6GGRn0 dem6cFdtG inde.
pendien& de Albany. dice:
ePUERTO RICO INQUIETO -De
todOS IoS territories que. total 8 par.
ciaImente, pasaron poder de Estedos
Unidos & causs de is guerra cor Espa'
d i, apaRentemente ell mas coLtento de
todca hk aidO eI de Poerto Rico. SuB
hsbitantes recibieFOn & nuesttOs soldS.
dos CON IoB bFszos Gbiertos, y hssta 10
fecha POGO se hAbia dido acerca de que
fueran hoHtiies nueatro gobierno 8
de que estuYiesen eRnsados de nueatra
tutela.
<L9a cubanoa se mostr0ron so0pe.
ChoBoa de nueRtrGs mirGs en- so isis. y
jGms8 rsVelaron estsr muy sgr&decidcs
pOr 10 que el Tfo Samuel hiz1 por ellOs
ayudaDdoles derrocar eli yugo de Es-
ANA, I0Ique se est6 demoAtRando con
81 hechoI de que todos loO particles de
CubR estan demAndRndo la abFcgS el6n
de Il Lay Piatt.
A los ilipinos goIamente los cortie-
nen las fuerzxs mi itRres. pues Be cree
que la mayor pGrte de los nAtursleH
del srOhiDi6lsGo nos tienen en- nenOr
aprecio que 10 que tuVieron q lOS espA'
noles.
eLIegan Doticias de habarse cesebrG'
do una Convention en- San Juan cha
ci6ndOae eco del creciente senti ientO
Rnti ameficanos en ID isis. y en- lA cual
reunion Gasi todos los aypntamier tos
de % Ia Representations poP sus dele.
gados y presidid6s por Ell A9calde Todd
entabiaron demands para GeAtionaE
cambioB radicales en- eI gobiernO de
Puerto Rico.
SIS meta dcminants de los discurs0s
que Sc prpnuDciRron foe ID censura de
ID contradiction del poder en- ulAnol
de CARPET bGggers ncmhrsdos Dor q
Presidents que llegan squ1 dice g
Momorisl- --xsin conocer ell idiomR, IAi
costumbrea Isu neceaidsdcs de ls islR
{ las "a hOFas despu6s de % desem
barco CcupRn aus asientCs en- ei Conae
j9 EjecutiVo para determioer Ia auert'
de Puerto Rioc.S
<Es ipnato en- Ia humHnidsd ell amol
DOR Ia lib srtad independence naciC
males. nd Uodria sustituir ese amol
Di siuuieraIls aAimiIaei6n mis- gensr0
q por parta de IN gobierno de proCe
denCia extfar j9re. SExsr. NJ. vardsd
que los dsacendientes de los hombfe
de puestra guerra de Independents 81
1895 igaoren y oIVideB estos DriDcl
piOs y verd sdea fand4meDtAIes?'
En- el vapor <Philadelphia, , gu
LEGO sntier tsrde de los EstsdOa U j
dos y sali6 hoy psTa Ia America de
Sur. Ileva k su b b1rdo a Mr.. w W
Russell. re1 1reaentsnts de les Estado
Unidcs co We're zusia. I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
lnpOrtante Captura en-
UtUadOr
LabOTlOSldad on Ia GOFtO muDI-
CIpaI.
de aesestro oorresponsag. J

Aposto l0.-Hoy Sc ha despedI-
ID de- nosotros para San JuaD. nues-
trO querido amigo don Luis R'gual'
empIeado de la Porto Rico Amerl-
eau Tobacco Co.. que vino con su
apreciable familia. FL amigo RI
pnaI peneralmente apreciaao en-
esta ciIdad Dor sus mGritns indis-
cntihIes. estuvo ao uf solo dcs dias;
pero su sonora esposa g hg0s per-
maneceran dos me eSes en- la cludas
del Vivi.
NuestrO saludo para tOdos y que
les Vaya bien.
Grandes son los serviclos qne we
ne prestando la p0licia- Los poll
cias Virella y Fernandez tueron 10
que capturaron al indlVlduo Ma
nuel Torres que de un macneEaz
le tumb6 la naGz y la lengua .
pe6n Isidoro Gonzalez
El serviciO ha sido verdaaera
mente importante y es de teners
en- cuenta por el cuartel general
La Corte municipal tiene trabal
va rdaaeramente labOriosO con
vista de tantos iuicios que celebH
diaPiamente.
la laboriosidad de los emplead'
v Ia actiVidad del senior Juez PEI
Initen que les trabaios esten al d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
I'M DTcHO TONIC,

ssEs un concepto comdn perG
Uon6o que predomina entire cierta
clase de gente, que la eticacia de
un remedio est& en- proportion
su NAL sabor 4 olor." As1 dice un
conoeido m6dico, y ademas agre'
ga Espor eiemplo, veamos Ell aeel-
te de h1gado de tacalao. Faf como
Sc extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene un sabor y olor tan ofen-
sivos que casi todo el mundO 10
aborrece, Y muchos no 10 puedem
emplear de manera alguna por
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, ell aceite de bacalao es
una de las drogas mas valiosas y
es muy de lamentarse que hasta
ahora no hayamos podido eliminar
de 6l, aquellas particularidades
que tan gravemente afectan su
importancia.' Esto Sc escriblo
muchos amos ha; pero la obra de
ciyilizar redimirlo ha sido efec-
tuada con todo exito, y como u
no de los principales ingredientes
en- eli eficaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE WAMPoLR
el aceite retiene todas sus maravi-
llosas propiedades curatiVas SIN
NAL olor 8 sabor alguno. Es tan
gabrosa como la miel y contiene
todos los principles nutritlvos y
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de HI
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre; de esta
manera produciendo una mediclna
de sin igual potencia para las en-
fermedades que mas abundan y
mas fatales son en- los hombres'
muieres y nifos. Estimula La ac-
ci6n digestiva del est6mago J e1
los casos de Impurezas de La San
gre, Dyspepsia Nerviosa, Escrofuis
Demacraei6n, proporciona un ali.
VIC ' curaci6n pronto y SECURE
Gel DR.. Ignacio Plasencia, de la
bana, dice: He usado su magnltcs
Preparation de Wampole y es IN
meiorable como tonico reconstitu
,yente, 10 cual ha sido comprobad'
en- mi praetica." ''Nadie s1fre u
desengafio con este. En- Botlcas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12

La sonora Louise Luchetti, Ia
seIorita MadeIaine Luchetti y los
hermanos Sosthenes y HernaI 1
Behen invitan q todo sus amigos
para las misas de requiem que Sc
celebraran en- Ia santa Iglesla "a
Ies q a il manaua. por el des au-
81 1, deI alma "a b. MateO Luchetti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12

En- ell vApor &PhilRdeiphia, , que
lego sntier tsrde de los E'tsdoa Y i
dos = sali6 hoy psra Ia Am6riea del
Sur. Ilevs k su b.rdo a Mr.. w w
Russell. renreaeDtsnts de les Estados
UnidCs eu We're zusia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12

"a nuohos de noaotros y poF tAnto no
puedo snticipar nirRune yecomenda..
oi6n an aentido deterInins do, perO q
6igcutirlos no dudo un momento que
oa inBpiFareia en- un eapfritu De eqol-
dad iuaticie. dentF0 de . mas conn
pIeta y absolute imparcialidad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
ENRIQUE ACUNA.
NuevA York. Julio %. 1862

GLN CorreBpondencisD piensa que q
juzgAr por Las RCusaCiones del SSun.1
que ea vOcerO emf nentemente repuDll-
cano. parece oue, con eli mevimiento
de opinion favorable para nuestrA lslS
que 20 eats efeCtuRndO ALA en- estoS
rnomentou. como que acorraIados los
republicanos Que nos quieren, estan
bu,csndo & quien echArle la Culpa de
Iog erroreS ccmetidOS y y0 COnfesa-
dos.
Quieren hlCer del CAbAlleroSo Mr..
Winthrop aEgO of como una vSlVuIR
de eaCape para 0af vindicArSe con suS
pr0pios cOmpAtriotag. :.
Tai Vez. esa obra de zapa, m9i6voia
en- verdad, de reSultadO ala en- Ia nue.
vs metr6poli; pero 10 que go Rqp1 nc
hSy hijo de veCinO que no sep1 9 que
1tenerse en- eato de responsibilities
' CuIpA biIidades do los hombFeS , CO
sas que nos tienen gojUz yadOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12
In artfeuIo De | "Sun''
de New Y otk,
In puaItOTTlqleh0 Que 10 SaIl6 al
GnGueAtfO 10 tstsR tlORdO 4 MI.
Winthrop
PaTGCs quUs 81 iRdIeadO period
co tIataba do InSInuaT que o.
gOhGTnadOT era responsible do
Ia SttuaCi6n do Ia lSIa,

En- un artfculo del eSurS de Nueva
York publicadO en- una de nueatrRs
anteriOres edicioDeE, se inBiI a. que ell
QObernador Winthrop ora Tespontabe 9
de In situaci6n de Ia ISL; y con eSe
rnCtiVO nm pueFtorriquC n residente en-
NoevA York, escribi6 & SThe SuE3 10
Riguiente carta: ]
GEL GOBERNADOR WINTHROP
DE PUERTO RICO -,Sr. Director
del SSun0: HI Caussdo gran satilf 10
Ci6n entire Ios queredores de Ia isla 81
srticulo de fondO one apaFeci6 en-su
Bdici6n del % del CoFriente b,jo ell H.
t1Io de GIatranquiIidad en- Puerto
Rico , ES, Ciertamente, una reVista
bril'Ante de los dolores y tribulsciones
de nuestra pstTis, como tamb:6n una
def snsa vAlexosa de sus abRndonados
derechos 6 intereses p0r p3rte del Con-
geesO americana.
GA61 CuRndo admire ga mAestr1s en-
tratar eatA question pueftoFriQut Il
con fAscinaCi6n verdGderam ments orc
ciente. no pusdo menos que deplorsr
la ipjustiCiR Cometida en- 81 articulo en-
question CON Ell mejor GobernRdoF que
ha tenido Puerto Rico desde que se
efeCtu6 ell cambio de sobsranis.
GSus paIAbFaa parecen Crear Ia i'm,
preston de que eI primer rnaGistrkd
de nuestrR isla es .pArcialmente CuipG-
bic de il situaci6n del pSfs. Les To-
fOrtunioa de Pderto Rico no puede
evit.rlos Mr.. Winthrop, como no po'
dtis i1flair con los Comisionados de
IL P.z isponeses para reduCir el mon
tante de indemnizsci6n que pienSan
pedirIe s Rusia. Nj Ell mismo R9ose-
Welt podIfa, conRtituCiOnaImente, hA'
Ger NADIA en- ell sentido de cAmbiarle el
aCtual Gstatua0 & 10 isle; pues, de GCuer'
do con el Tratado de Paris, Be dej6 TO.
do ESQ & lR Voluntad de lag CamaraE
GmeriC3nsg.
xNos SQrads Mr.. Winthrop. 81 el
IN hombFe amAdo y admirAdO por to-
das las CIsSe de Puerto Rico, y hl
realiz ado marAvillas en- cuantO 10 de
reestsblecer ell equiIibriO moral tar
hondamente pertul b ado p0r rs ION dO
las phrCialidades de ga predecessor. Er
iuSticia & ese cabalIero, podlfs deCirst
que he heeho Augos los sufrimiento
de 10 i0lR. y que si en- "a Doder estu
viera alivisr lR miseria. seIia el prime
70 en- administrGr ell remedio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12

COsTURERAs. So soaicisxn en-
The Porto Rico Dawn Work and En-
broideVy CO. - Fortaleza. San JusAns h
Sc ALQUILA Ell aegundo piso
de Il. casa IS Tiene Cxselet tas Wis
tas. nueya abFmitoFios veDti'ados, bA'
no duch&. IufOrmsr$n CfTz a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-12

BORDADOs. - Sc d6 trabsio
& buenaa bore 1Oras enviandoIea q
teIe en- Cusyquiar punto oe u 1sI@
se toman tsmb:61 ( sueldo trabR-
;ardc en- nuegtfss oiciass
|-)~(- =
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Sa com
pran encaI Jas dc hilo. canes1i, pa
fiuelos etc, de Is misms labor he
Chos & mAlo-
Dirigirse6 Tha Porto Rico Drawn
Work sna EN- bToidery yACo. 19
Foktalezs. San Jpan. p. r
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15
EASTERN TRAPSHOOTERS
OF NOTE COMING HERE
VIII Measure Their Skill With That
OF Coast Men In Sep
femhPr

Inc men of the trapshooting bri-
gade are looking forward eagerly to
The visit of the Eastern experts to this
coast In September. Crosby and Gill
bert considered the best two shots in
america, will head the invading party.
With them will be Jack Tanning. Mar
shall, Heikes and Skelly. all clever
men at the traps.
The coast men will line up q strong
squad, made UP Of such men as Otto
Feudner, Clarence Nauman, A. J..
Webb. Edgar Forster and others.
The old-time shoot of the Lincoln
Gun Club. to be held on the 23d inst.
at Ingleside, is creating an unusual
amount of interest among the new
shooters. Many Of them have not
competed under the old system of one
man up, gun to be held under the
elbow The new automatic black
bird trap will be used and will give
flight never used here. The club
has secured a number of valuable
prizes for the ladies, to be shot for
by their escorts.
On May %, 2e and 80 all the crack
shots Of the coast will meet at Ingle-
side under the auspices of the Pacific
Coast Trapshooting Association. Mon
day, the 29th, will be devoted to a
merchandise shoot.
The members of the Union Gun Club
will shoot bluerocks tomorrow on the
Ingleside ground.
The bluerock traps and those for
live birds are to be consolidated at
Ingleside. This is intended to increase
the safety of the golfers on the new
links.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

vantage this year because they have
trained the season through on their
home track, and their sprinters and
hurdlers speed along the turns as easi-
ly as though they were running along
the smoothest straightaway. In or
der that the men should labor under
as slight disadvantage as possible the
Stanford manager has taken the team
to Berkeley at different times during
the season. so that they are fairly well
acquainted with the track there.
Stanford expects to get a place in
the hundred with either Woods or Ed
wards, both of whom have done the
sprint in ten and one-fifth seconds.
Woods will make the mighty Snedigar
hurry in the two hundred and twenty
yard event. Both men are running In
twenty three seconds. Freshman Mil
Ter is entered to annex the quarter. half
and mile runs for the cardinal team.
Such feat has never been accom-
plished before in the history of coast
athletics. Moulton is confident that his
protege is equal to the task The two
mile is conceded to California with
Stanford second The cardinal counts
on winning both hurdles, the relay. the
pole vault and the hammer throw. The
broad jump is toss up between Snedi-
gar and Weller. Berkeley Is conceded
the shot-put and possibly the high
jump. In short, Stanford ought. on
form, to get seventy five points in the
meet, twelve more than Is necessary to
win.