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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-17

Miss Allen, teacher of typography,
water colors, china painting. Order
work done. 507 T. street. northwest
l6.6
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See our line of Studebaker buggies
md delivery wagons.
NOBLE BROS
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DO your buying Of fresh meats from
fuckers market. 1853
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Blees buggies, carriages ami phae.
tons at Spragins a Co.'S.
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MISS KATHERINE MecABE,
Professional Nurse.
20-lm Phone 81

Before you buy see our Mr.. Bill
combined planter and middle-bust
NOBLE BROS
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See our j. |. Case pIows ana cult,
vators. NOBLE BROS.
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The finest Kansas City meats at
fuckers market. 1873
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We have a barrel OF coca cola just
arrived. Our fountain has never been
dry since we opened for business in
Ardmore. Choicest line OF coiI
drinks in the city
1913 JULIUS KAHN.
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Attention Eastern Star.

A special meeting OF Ardmore
Chapter o. f. s., will be held Tuesday
evening at 7.30 o'clock. All members
please he present
MRS. FANNIE SACRA, w. Nj.
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Clothing altered, repaired ami
dyed at Farthing Bros. 1873
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Hay. Hay.

A car OF Marietta hay just received
It Staples & Skaggs, successors to
Porter Staples, the RedHeaded Gro
2er. Phone 81 1913
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Kansas City ribs al fuckers mar
ket. 1873
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BOYS Read J. l.. Johnson's ad in this
pspet.
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Dependable Goods
Canton Clipper Turning Plows,
Victor Cultiyators,
Stalk Cutters,
Corn Planters,
Cotton Planters.
Balm Wagons.
Racine Wagons.
Kentucky Wagons.
Blees Buggies.
Phaetons and
Carriages at
SPRAGINS & cos.
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WHILE

send greetings to lie ds customers for the
rev year we do not forget the od with manifold evil
dences OF good will loyalty and support For all we
truly thankful aud pledge efforts in
the direction of quality and fair dealing We this
Your family drug store ask you need
thing kept in drug store step the phone aud ca us
up and ask to send it yol that you are
botherng have free delivery and to
nave it used. PHONE 3RI
Frank Butts Drug Store
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{ D u N \

vertisements under this head will
>e received ct the rate OF ave go
,ents per line. No advertisement
'eceived for less than fifteen (15)
cents. Special monthly rates fur
nshed on application. The notice
nay contain any matter of Lost.
Found" For Rent" For Sale,
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All kinds OF hot drinks At Kahn's
1873
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Clothing altered, repaired and
dyed at Farthing Bros. 1913
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The handsomest line OF underskirts
in silks and wash fabrics made to or.
der at Miss Collins l5-3
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Hot Drinks.

All the new hot drinks at Kahn 5
Bring your ladies'. 1873
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You won't have any cause for regret
when you get your work done here.
G. ID. DAVIS,
Tailor-made Clothing, Cleaning,
Pressing and Repairing. 1873
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Coca Cola. Coca Cola.
Teachers, Examination.

An examination OF teachers for the
Chickasaw nation will be held in Tish-
omingo on the 9th and 2Sth OF Jan
uary 1905. 2S-lm
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Good Groceries.

II bars soap for % cents.
Fresh butter and eggs.
New honey.
East Texas ribbon cane molasses
II w. Il. McCHAREN'S. 1873
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GO To

Farthing Bros to have your cloth.
ing altered and repaired. 1913
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Who handles Noon Bros. buggiesr
NOBLE BROS.
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Moon Bros. buggies-soid only at
I G. Preddy's at closing out prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

| under the wire today an easy Ynnor
oyer slow. track In the lGrty,Hr,t
Nonllcky DERBY, Three and "a half
whhssmr , RSh h9ol hlm cane Aom,norn, on
Blue. urnsa holsomou were nNol Trail,
inH 10 lengths t. the rpur tlmo IA
SON, from lhc plnhlo n u. A. uayts
with but three starters n was "A ono.
noIte race. THO lime lor the mile and
pie snw the race,
pr l.cgso had q strong eurpou unul
yesterday when n was IrpHlud thai hc
would probably boz scratched mo pUol
Nhlliofhla colt cooled out HUU ana hmo
n0or an easy workout two dayH boforo
the rnco ana his trainer was unable 40
gol nm into shape ugaN,
Tho horses were toNt away 10 d good
stArb. ana all three ran hold and Ro nj
,2r ,ho hrst eighth whore Agile stuck
r,Snd ' az No 'i 6Iet, o ppSrIgs grand;
RamHhorn had moved ont AgllG lcading
hN II lenglh ana HolliuR hot pnpo. MON
,hlt tlmo on uulll the uwt milo had
been covered Tho poHtoua were nm,
Both horses were beauty rated and
llomshon was apparently umuiug A 0na
race, AZ the pair swung INTO iho
stretch Martin on Aglc loi ont A rap
Almost az the t1mo time LIMO, ON Rnma,
Rolh went TO- ne bat bOl 20 no avail
f.hN,l ''.N'lNN lAN'lI Wy NllliIht lnhOm
hlowly gliding away from Duplnm Mi.
llamg' cot, and WHOM thr wire WA
reached pad increased hl8 lead e. throo
ana ono.half lengths, and won casod nm
Az no llmo during the race aid ArIb
seem 20 be fully oNtrulod, ana ho Won
without having felt the touch N IA Win
u was u most impressive porfurmnnca.
stamping Agllo ms one Of tho boat 8,yolr,
Odds OF the year cast ur Wogt.
Ho0Ny showers last nlrht ana cprIv
ms morning loft the irapk very mudi V
ana this was 20 somu oNttnt n 'noior IN
mo race, lSnmehorn pot being az his host
ON SLOW rack However tho course
h0l drlcd considerably by mo limo In
derby was run, the time fOr tho rnro
showing NO track 10 ho about three aoe.
onds slow,
Results
First race, i've ana ono.hllf mronpa
ntlogo, N9n, Batter second, Bradcn tRlrd
second. race, haltmlo o.. Nunyolllrc
WGGni Gloss second, Lady Ta0seon
Third race, six furlonqs pncc,It
Tlmo'-l:lil, '"''''
Fourth race, tho Kentucky derby. ono
ma onc'fouuh mllcsH Aglp, 'lgg 81 NInr.
dlnn 10 D, won. RaWshom, M, Gynnc,
10 ], second LAWSON, INK tb' Aug,n,
ors INV ''"r''
Firth race hair mlc-c, 6. Bonnet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
CHAUFFEUR CLUB.
Auto Drivers Propose TO Have mn orsan
nation All Their own,

Now rs a chauffeur club. Tho owners
q ihe blg machines have their Sal, Lake
men whose profession II IL TO drive them,
nro organizing for their mutual benefit
Tho Officers elected At meeting last
nlght called by. Bort Fuller are president,
" ~ bransslordi vice president, Carl
Nharbondy one thing the new club In.
tends to do IL 20 control high speeding
among ~ members, and 20 punish tho II.
rrsponelbo scorchor for the 'bonont Of tho
general good, Tho chug.waRon drivers
are bcgnllng to realize that their inter.
lie who anticipate being run over, ana
dislike the Idea, A crusade for good roads
y also among its objects, whic IL viii
join with tho Automobile club IN promot.
lng me Decoration day parade, and other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
NELSON GIFTS FIGHT.
AZ Las, lle Induces Brit 10 SIN Ar,
ilelqs

san Francisco, May 70 james Il Brit
snl battling Nelson, after humber ~
!lulllotb meetings today nglood tunlghi
70 n match " iWonty rounds before iho
western Athletic club, 70 iako place 9th.
cr M July on August Tho men arc IL
We lRh 1873 pounds ut d y, M IN tho day
o. lho match. Each man posted $500 with
nnlfy Iol0otl and the club put up a llko
sum- Inc loforoo " 60 BIO aprcod upon
nEM days before the nght
lno Nll'l IN the earlier nopntintioga
was unused by a Disagreement over lho
amount Of the purse Nelson inslsod
upon CD per cont ol tho gross rcroptg, MI
bllit ltiuHod to uccodo 20 this riupo, mo
20 mas heretofore been receiving a b0nuN
rom clMba on account of hchg a drnwlnp
caro-, Tho Oh per cent clause would bh
par 70 thr ,CuNomury bonus Tho West.
ssfn eluo, which q a new asplrnnt Tor
nuglllAlc lonors, however agfood To plNo
mo sum Nelson named tho Western Ia
represented by sam Berger, me former
hWniour heavyweight boxer.
Nelson win loNNo for phlladclpbIn a..
morrow ana VIII return here July /,
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HANDSOME TROPHY,
WIN 10 Awarded IA winner Of Track
Meet BY ], u, LeNsOn.

with tho added intorott IN spring aih.
lclcs growing out " the sudden ana sur,
pllsing growth OF record making mon In
Logan, Provo and the L. d. \, uu a
merchant Of salt Lake has caught the In,
10 be ororod for the school which wins
the state tlnck meet for two years In sue.
ooHslon, The cup IN n handsome trophy
and VIII bo. on display In the windows
Of the j. II Lcyson Jowclry company,
won tho donors viii ongrNvo upon il tho
nNmo Of the successful team, and hand il
over 20 ropoeo among the trophies N Vie.
tory In the new university gymnasium or
az some other place, according 10 who
wins H. Tho cup VIII bo ro0dy for IN,
year or until May -, 1908, 10 the winner
~ this years moct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

Foley q Goa Chicago. originated Hone,
ana Tar os throat and ung romoiy
ahd on account Of the great merit aud
many limitations arc offered Tor ,Re een'
unc, Ask Tor FOLEYs Honey ana ia,
ana loiuro any substitute offered m NJ
other preparation viii ryo mo Hnmo eat.
lsincuon " Ia mildly laxative. ii con,
nnd delicate persons Sold hy 4. j. mi
Drug Co, Salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

Come 10 the surface IN tho spring n,
N no other season, It's q nifty thos
don't run themselves all IN that way
bat IN spite of pimples ana othcr erup.
Vonp' ,ihey mostly ROMAN In tho sys-
tenn, That's bad,
Hoods Sarsaporilla removes thom
ard cures all the painful and dis.
ilgurIng troubles thoy cause, Nothing
oleo cloanaos the system ana cloArs tho
complexion like Hoods,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
slEATTLn. pa sEALa 1

Seattle, May lo,-A throc.Naso Mt by
hommer and 4 long out 10 oontorncld
by Frary won the ggmo fol Seattle this
afternoon In tho ninth inning Kane
Brought N one for Seattle In M nrst Inn,
out by lloulB and nj by Kcmmor
san Francisco tied the score IN tho sixth
when ,Woldron hit, advanced on passed
BAN through Frary ana scored ON MT
by wheeler Both Hall and Miller did
excellent work IN tho pitchers box,
score II II, H.
s,u'N,v ,''u'''''''i'''s,''s,'su
San Francisco ,,n,,,,,,,,,,u,I D 2
Wilson,
Umpire Davis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
DOUBLE HEADER.

Boston, May TO- Boston and Chicago
broke even IN u douho-hoad dor today In
tho first game Boston bnttcd Wcimor
out Of the box In the FIRST Inning aud
won In the ninth ON four consecutive sin,
glos. In the second game neither team
could do any effective httlng, but Wi.
holm's passes and liostons errors were
costly, three of tho ylsltors making runs,
H. tho h,sh inning 1,Ltt S OF ,hs ilIsI gamo
Of Loulcrbon Attendance, gOoo,
First damo-'
Scores n H. ~
Boston ,,u,,,,,,,,,u,,,,,, 10 A
'hl'NHp u'in'''tt''''utr'tuu v o
llatlorIoa- Frazer and Noodh0m, Wet.
mCr Brown ana Oholl
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THE GREAT TEMPLE.

a complete description Of tho inter-
Tor and exterior " Tho Great 1'cmple.
Salt Lake CITY, and statement OF pur.
poses for which II has boon built CUB.
llshod by authority beautifully mus.
tr0tod, price 10 cts, Dcsorc, Nows Book
store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

pressed te digsollsiaclion BY hootlng ana
nrhl round ana continuing ali through,
considerable part Of the audience iolt
,ho hlmor} before the nght was hnlf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

u IN n kind Of bilious mood,
You wish AN aid 10 digest food,
No other plll w hnlf no good
As DeWltt8 Little Early lilsora.
when o'or YOU feel impending M,
Ana need n magic little pin,
No ether one VIII nm the bin
Like DoWllts Little Early Rlsors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
BASEBALL AT TINTrC

Nlncent Mott w, Champion Blue
Rocks, sunday May ID, Special Salt
Lake Route leaves $50 o. M Every,
body get aboard ana make tho trip,
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SALT LAKE,
SCORE ny INNINGS
SUMMARY

TE Msrned nYns-,salt Lake, 81, Ogden, q
IN, ,,I u, Muller q o'hrlen dlnc'
S non, ] oft 'rosor, q lii by Piichcr"I pcI.
tLn9lor O. Left on Bascs--soi, Lake i!
sAIOq, az. Bases on Errorg~ogdcn, Z!
low, irra m, ha,k-HQon, umpire-sel'
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Another Inme Eiplli.

Detroit May lo.Aho Aud ~ San
lwnclsco got decision over Harry
Iolbgs Of chicago tonight nj Light Guard
'0mo spaIling Tho blk audience OK,
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commercial League Scores,
BELL PHONE TRAM
A. IL cRADnE TEAM,
JUNIOR BOYS WON.
y" ,n'sr's'ins Game Between tho s.nlor
'"a Junior Glasses Of ths 4, H. a. N

lo.,.., w WV Va w. W. v,
mi s,,,iday afternoon on tho conl,o,
baseball 'mond an Interesting game OF
and junior PLAYED bolween 40 Senior
siSn,,a, unlyersl,Y u resulted i In n ang.
soore victory Tor tho Junior boys Tba
ed''bp y oe'ns IN 70 ., the game was "Sy wa,choo
pg ,ho az ,,G,n,,,,n,naiasl!o, crowd roprcseni.
studenin az 'muyn' ana showed that tho
=" '"o IA d. y. " have an am.
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QuAKERs. 10. plRATEs. 4.

Philadelphia, May l0.-dood hitting won
today's game for Philadelphia, Flahoity
was relieved 10y Case after homo team
had hit him safely seven times In threh
Innings, Corridor pitched good bail At
tendance, 1900,
Score r. H. u,
ilthpulR '''i'n''''l''',iu'' .
Philadelphia n,,unu,,,,unp,lO 10 /
Bntlcrlos"lrlah Case and Carsch
Gordon ana Doom
Earned Runs pItsburg o. Philadelphia,
T. TwQsbnto lllts-CAike, Rltchoy dea.
SON Mo0oo, Throo.basc llils- Brausnold,
Doom, clancy struck oul-,By Coudon,
!, by Case, :, Bases on linlls--Off Colr-
don 3 IN. llaherty, u on Case, 1,
Umpire, Klpm
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GIANTS, 4, CARDINALS. 4.

Now York, May O,-Ncw York defeated
St. Louis IN the second game Of the sorcs
today The visitors tied the score IN
tho ninth ming hut the homo team,
after two men were out, Attendance,
1000
Score, n II, II,
~ LOUIS .'i,'u','',,,,,u,,,,,r q l
NNW lolh ''''snu'i'''. ..s,,tnL y 1
Batteries Mcfarland, KclMm and Ora.
dy, Amcs ana B0werman,
Bases on Balls-Off Amcs, o. on Mcl'ar.
land, p on kGllum, J. struck out-Dy
Amgs, b, by Mcfarland, 2.
Cmpiro.-O'Day
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WESTERN LEAGuE.

Denver May 10 Tho locals could not
hit CNdNallndor ON two occasions Don.
yer had three men ON bases, but thoy
wore Hhut ont
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TINT. 800.
Sixth rugo, ono mill. Miss Doylo won.
MARSHAL Ncy SECOND, florlsol ihlrd TImo
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Gan Francisco, MAY iO-.Oakland waa
shut out today by Los Angeles rhoug n
ne losers made the most hits The bat.
,lng was done az lnopportuno times, all,
lowing the visitors 10 win BY score Of
: TO Q, Los Angeles secured their frat
Thor anal run WAS made on n three.
hnggcr by Smith ana MT by Dillon
oakland cnmo tho noarost TO scoring In
lho seventh, when Francis made a Two.
hagggr ana got 10 third on sNcrinf o,
hut Smith nodcd Van lialuonH bunt
ana caught the runner AZ tho plato. Kol.
10y und kruger, VI oakland gave a spcn.
dld exhibition Of noldlng
Score, n, H. ~,
i@h Angol'H "uuu ,i'''u,p'pS y =
'uhldnu 'HrHt'ti,ipH'H'n''tst y
=, Bo,torlcs.-llall and Spies, Graham and
Ompro--porTlno,
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UNIIVII,. HVIUkI'n and UNoIIIl VII
holm ana Nuodhnm,
Throo'baso ltsalloffman, shuttle
Bases on liAllss-lBy Wilhelm h. by lMnd.
gton, B. struck Out-by Wilhelm, 2, by
Lundgron, !,
Umplros~ EmsOo ana Bauswlno.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

President PAU ofncla,cd az umpire, ana
~ 10 DO rompllmenlod on hie fair do,
tlhlonH, The victorious Juniors have
chalcgned the faculty TO u game next
"wednesday, II has been accepted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, May iO--lnOhilIty TO hit
Harper, und ragged Adding Lost tho
second game FOR the Brooklyn nPaInst
Cincinnati, Suckult wan hi freely In
the second inning by Odwoll lluggius and
Harper AL Of whom scored trlp,cs, At
tendance, 300,
score' Il u r.,
Cincinnati ,,,unu,n,u,.,n,b 0
brooklyn u,'u,, 5000 u,,,"u,0 b :
liatlcrlos-lIarpcr ana Phelps strIck.
lett ana Bergen
Two.bnso lllls-sobrng 90, Tbrce.bos,
Hts OdwolL liuWor llugglns Blscs on
lials-Ou Harper q on srIckloth 3,
struck Out-ly Harper 81 by StrCklou,
3
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OMAHA, n nEa MolNEs. /

Omaha, May TO- The locals agiin heat
the Dos Molnos men IN a game character.
lsed by ragged ncldng ON both sides.
The champions won on bunch OF hits
IN The eoYonlh inning,
Score r. H. ",
nHnIlu slt'i''i'''tt''''i'',,,, ,
DPb MOlnch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Bot,orlcss Sanders ana Gondng, stIll.
man and Wakefield
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

COLORADO SPRINGS lG, eT JOE 4
Colorado Springs May lO.-Cololado
Springs took the last OF tho at,homo 10.
res IN a poorly. played zane. Fleming,
Douglas 0nd Andrews were put out Of tho
grounds for dlsputlng decisions ana IN
Eultinu tho umnlrp 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

lnttorl1s,- Hickman aud Lucia, cad.
wallOdcr nnd laurwnld
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Captain browns nay COT, Agile Can.
turod tho kentucky Derby,

Louisville KY May lo,..Moylng with
y Browns beautiful bay colt, passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

pie supply Of baseball spirits, The line.
up was aa follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

Two.basc lllm-,Mnloncy Canncll, Cas.
ey lnsoe on Balls on Frazer, a. on
nIoNn, J. struck Quietly Frazer, 81 NY
Brown l.
umplrce- nauswino ana Emslle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
PORTLAND. a TACOMA. G.

l'Nl bNNIt ~ lANpMAi u,
Tacoma, May 0.--'raoomn had tho game
well IN hand, but Portland nnlsh1d
strong taking advantage Of utagerali,
VINO weakened towards the last both
pltchors wero hit hard Alg WAS fined
ana pu' on the diamond for dIsputlng tho
Umpro'a decision,
Score r. H. u
in.unlh, "'''''''n''''''''u'n u
W lNuHu tt'u'''''i't'H'''''irnn ~
sick and Mclean,
Umpire lopf
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-09
WOMEN OF JAPAN.
RHARE THEY HAVE IN PRES
EMIT WAR WITH RUSSIA.
A Beloved Mother" Who Is One Of
the Leaders in Helping the Dis
tressed Families Of Soldiers
In the Field.

New York City.--That the women Of
Japan are made of the same stun as the
men, though obliged to take lesser part
in the present conflict with Russia, is
abundantly evident from an article con-
tributed by the wife of Admiral Uriu
TO Harper's Bazaar.
The rich and the poor, the high and
the low, have but one object, says Nine.
Uriu, ITO encourage those who are at the
front, TO help the distressed families
whose supporters have been chosen to
fight for their country, and, lastly, TO
help those families whose dear ones
have died for the cause"
One OF the leaders In this work Is a
most interesting woman by the name of
Joke Okumura, the organizer OF the
Ladies' Patriotic association. Nine.
Okumura, although not ayoung woman
appears to be animated by a spirit OF
burning patriotism and love for human
ity that knows no rest.
Before the war with China broke out
she was greatly interested in the
Koreans. and labored increasingly for
their welfare. She induced the Korean
government to build schools, and col
lected money in japan for girls school.
The Koreans worshiped her, and
called her Beloved Mother" She was
in China at the time Of the Boxer rising.
and made practice OF attending the
funerals of the dead Japanese soldiers.
It was a touching sight, says Nine. Ur1u,
to see this gray-haired woman kneeling
in prayer for the departed souls and one
which many times affected the specta-
tors to tears. She went about among
the wounded soldiers continually, sooth-
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How the Public In Some OF the Eastern
Cities IL Aeeommodat -d--E1per
imsnt Proves a Success.

Cleveland, O.-The telephone has
come to DO one Of the necessities Of life,
both in the business and social world.
and the constant effort OF the telephone
companies Is to make their instruments
more accessibletothe public A few years
ago one had 70 search to And a public
phone. Then such places as drug stores,
saloons and public Offices became sta
tions for them. When the slot telephone
was introduced. doing away with the
personal attendant necessary to collect
the tolls. the Idea was suggested of plac-
ing them upon the public streets where
the indispensable instruments would be
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THE OUTDOOR .pHoNE

CThis Innovation Is Being Introduced for
the Convenience Of the Cleveland Publicly
right at the publie's elbow and save t tho
trouble of seeking out some drug store
or other place where public phone
could be found.
The eastern cities are enjoying this in
creased convenience For some time
Philadelphia was the city farthest west
where such street phones had been in
troduced. But gradually this innova-
ton is working its way westward, and
Cleveland, o., is the latest city to boast
of such accommodations. Two OF these
new outdoor phones have already been
installed, one at the corner of East Mad
ison and Euclid, and the other at Bolton
and Euclid, The telephone company,
which is putting these instruments in.
claims that they have already demon
strated their utility, and more will be
installed. They will be distributed in
portions Of the city where public indoor
telephones are scarce and hard to get
at, especially at night.
The method OF operation OF these out
deer 'phOnes-is as follows: The patron
lifts a lever, opening the door OF the in
closing box. and is then enabled TO use
the phone by. dropping a nickel. just
as In any other public phone.