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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24

LOOSE Plated COAT 5051
Taost general wrap oi the season an
- attractive graceful and comfortable
IN one The mcdcl Is shown in pon-
gee, with finish of tiny Hal piaited
irills Gf the matcrial aud banding with
,uotifs Of lace. bat ii is equally de
@irable for silk and for serge and in
fact for all materials thai are sea
&onable while il is adapted both to
she costume and L. the separate wrap.
The plaits at the front and back ne
becoming lines as well as graceful
folds and the sleeves are the always
finished with cuffs.
The coat is made with fronts and
back that are laid in plais, pressed to
position and stitched into place with
Hcrticell silk for Il portion Of their
lrn9lh, The neck is finished with a
roll Lover collar and the sleeves are
:~hirred at their lower edges and com
,leted by flare cuffs
The quantity of material required
fer The medium size is .,=S yards 81
. ia yards ., or = yards II inches
wide with ) II yards Ct banding, 81
yards of silk for friilS and fourteen
lace motifs as illustrated
The pattern a05l is cut in sizes for
~ 80. "a. &c. 3S and 10 inch bust meas.
rre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
MIAMI WEli

She Gudjg0antlyl DO v0u mean 4,
say tnat Charlie Prottyhey IS Ge- .
eentleman22
He. e0ii. meant =, 9ft4nsa Ut
say nora sh3a thar for A:a-Els'. 4
perfect f1dy y"-Detgoit Fsea Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
SPIKE AND RAIL

once more Wall street afiirms that
the Union Pacific has changed hands.
once more II Is asserted that the
Rock Island has bought the Mohat
road.
The election OF president and vice
presidents of the Salt Lake Route oc-
ours In Los Angeles tomorrow
Division Engineer A. l.. Jones Of the
Salt Lake Route Is IN the city having
come up from Las Vegas yesterday
Vice President Cornish Of the HART
man lines Is IN Los Angeles and W. H.
Bancroft is on his way there to meet
him.
Judge Kelly, counsel for the Union
Pacific at Omaha, Is In this city await
ing the arrival Of Judge Cornish from
California.
once more It Is stated that Traffic
Director j. c. Stubbs OF the Harrl-
man lines IS slated for removal to the
Pacific coast,
Nevada has introduced a bill fixing
the maximum passenger rate at cents
a mile ON all standard guage roads
within the state.
J. L. Moore, district freight and pas
senger agent Of the Salt Lake Route,
has returned from Birmingham, Iowa,
where he was called on account OF the
illness of his father
A big consignment OF window sashes
and door frames was received at Cali
ente yesterday and now the work on
the depot, roundhouse and other struc-
lures can proceed.
Car Accountant Clayton Of the Salt
Lake Route has closed up his Office ana
shipped the furniture to Los Angeles,
he lett for headquarters this morning,
going over the Southern Pacific.
The Carson & Colorado has declined
until further notice to receive any
freight, except foodstuffs, clothing
household goods and whisky This
gtep has been made imperative by hun-
dreds of blockadcd cars on the side
tracks OF the company at Reno Sparks
and other points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28

as ever. and gave the Jap no rest what
ever The first fall was gained in thr5e
minutes and eleven seconds The Sc. onl
was won in five minutes and twenty-one
seconds by a half Nelson and arm lock
Murayama'S work did not show up VERY
wen for Jlu Jitsu. II was perhaps not
his FAULT Tie tried hard enough to bring
II into play, but he found he was up
against q superior system one that has
lots OF Jlu Jilsu In II and many other
things also
But the audience had n chance to see
some straight Jiu Jitsu. There were two
matches between Japanese, the sCond be.
ing by FAR the best II was highly inter.
esting to see the little brown men strug-
Cling on the mat and suddenly TO see one
go iiylng through the air as though shot
from q cannon. The little fellows app AIRED
In tights and jackets. They took holds
any place and twisted and squrmed and
struggled A man with four points down
was not vanquished That was not
enough TO constitute fall The victor
had To get his victim I'm m absolutely
helpless condition by bone-breakng or
stranglng to win,
Another Interesting preliminary was the
catch-as-catch-can bout between Bny
Gregory Of Omaha and Jack Wilson u
Butte. The former won the first two
falls and the match.
Willard Bean made a long speech In
favor Of the manly art, and announced
that there would be fstic contest here
next week between Jack Danfroth and
Billy Hamp The announcement was re-
ceivod with many manifestations Of Joy
on the part o! the fans present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
Talking Machine SwiudIers Sur
priced by Sheriff Bailey and
Detective Fender
FARMERS ARE DEFRAUOED.
Neat Trick Wherein They Sign for 5000
Instead Of SIS as They
Suppose
Especial to the "News")

ogden, Feb. 2S.--The graphophone
swindler gang which has been operat-
ing in southern Utah hit ogden for u
few hours yesterday. They were walt
ed upon, however, by sheriff Bailey and
Detective Pondor, who told them TO
move on and get out Of the county.
Prior to leaving the officers secured
some contracts from the fellows which
action viii save some gullible citizens
about $1,000 collectively
The graft is an old one in a new
guise and the innocent victim imagines
that he is getting a very good talking
machine and 20 records for the sum of
SIS, After he has signed the contract
and the agent comes to collect he finds
that instead of SIS he has undertaken
to pay In the neighborhood Of $500.
The i've interesting individuals who
are working this graft we're seen to
alight from the train at the union de-
pot here by officer Hutchins yester-
day, The officer lost no time in place
ing himself in communication with
Sheriff Bailey and Detective Pender.
This morning the two officials met the
five men as they were setting out to
work and had an interesting inter-
view. The result was that the men
turned over the contracts they had Sc
cured In Weber county and promised
to get out OF town at once.
The names of the men are william
Barker, c. p, Wilson, George Gray, l.,
| G. Weston and Il. G. Uckman,
Among the contracts turned over by
| the gang to the sheriff was one signed
| by j. H. Ward of Liberty Weber coun-
ty, Utah.
A portion Of the contract is repro
duced showing the catch In the word
| "each." which will be read with inter-
est by the dozens who have signed sim
| liar papers I'm southern Utah during
| the past three weeks;
| Notice Salesmans authority limited
| to taking written or printed orders TOT
the delivery of goods,
Order for Delivery Of Goods-It is eN-
pressly understood by the signer of
this order that he signs it upon his own
| Judgment, after due deliheration by
| him, without any undue influence haV-
ing been used or relying on any repre-
sentation made by any agent other than
| written or printed on this order. 1t Is
| agreed that after the delivery Of goods
| this order Is negotiable.
American Supply company Mr. e.
Miller agent for Amer supply goods
American Supply company: deliver
at your earliest convenience ON or az
my place or nearest station one A. *,
Graphophone 20 flats Of assorted re-
cords upon the delivery of the above
order. the undersigned, agree to pay
/ the above named company, or bearer
for such graphophone and flats OF as
sorted records, SIS EACH Said machine
| guaranteed as good as sample.
| Reduction on this order to be written
| here OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, go
Discount on this order $40 Settle
| ment to be made by cash or negotiable
note upon delivery Of goods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
FREAK RATES.
Illustration Of what the Railroads Ae-
eomplish Once In Awhile

As an illustration Of what the rail-
roads are doing when It comes to an
equitable rate on commodities 1t is
possible to ship goods from New York
TO Portland, ore, ana back again to
Boise Ida. 100 hundred pounds
cheaper than from New York to Boise
direct. G. G. Anderson, a prominent
merchant of Boise, is quoted in Dem
Yer as saying:
Il contracted with German firm for
carload of dolls for next seasons
trade BY having them shipped from
Germany I get what Is called an I'M
port freight rate of so cents per hum
dred from New York TO Portland.
The regular rate from New York to
Portland Is SO and from New
York to Boise, 500 miles less. Is $3.50
Ry getting the import rate Of so cents
TO Portland, l can ship back from Port
land to Boise at n cost Of 81 90 per
hundred. making the total freight cost
10 me. 50 30 per hundred instead of the
regular rate of $780,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
Events at Ascot.

Los Angeles, Feb. 7-Grdlestone. at 7
TO o. won the feature race on today's
card at Ascot beating Ralph Reese, Me-
Brathlana Prince, Head Dance, Azelinn
and Buckstcr Bod GorBalette was
another winner that was played az lib
eral odds, beating the favoite, Sinner
simon, In a drive Landscer broke his
leg IN the second race and was destroyed
Results:
First race, four furlongs Prince Of
Coins won, Czarina second. Pirate Dance
third rime-i9a
Second race selling seven furlongs-
IaurR Il, NJ Won, Lookaway second, La
1oila third Time-l29A.
Third race. ono mile--Gorfalete won.
Sinner simon second Glenncys third.
Time-lii
Fourth race, one mile-Glrdlestone won.
Ralph Reese second, McGrathiann Prince
third Timc-l:n.
Fifth race, five and n half nrlongs--
Sir Brillar won u. NJ. Brnttain second,
Pasadena third. Time-l 0d&
Sixth race seven furlongs--Stra gglcr
won Lustig second, Palmlst third Time
Il. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
TO USE CITY ASPHALT.
Joint Building Walks will be Paved
With City's own Material.

At the meeting Of the joint committee
on control of the city and county build
ing held yesterday afternoon IT was de-
clded to pave the drives and sidewalks
on the building grounds with asphalt
as soon as the city can secure some Of
its own asphalt Additional fire pro-
lection will also be provided for the
building by running another six-inch
water main I'm from state street to the
west entrance, where another hydrant
will be placed.
The committee elected commissioners
Nackay as its secretary. IL was also
decided that Wednesdays Of each week
should be visiting days In the tower
of the building On other days persons
desiring to visit the tower Will have TO
get q special permit from a member OF
the committee on control
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
SHOWED THE LEGISLATURE
Law Makers Given a Special Fire Elk
hibition Drill by Chief Bywater

w. II. Bywater, chief Of the fire de-
partment and his men, gave another
fire drill this morning. 1t was In honor
Of members Of the Legislature, and
was greatly enjoyed by those who wit
messed It.
The drill consisted Of combination
hose, engine and truck work, showing
how couplings are made to fire plugs
and how the hose is carried TO the roof
of burning building
After this the usual pompier work
was gone through, showing the speed
and bravery OF the men in scaling a
building and resculng persons in dam
ger OF death by FIRE. The fire net was
also brought into use, and some Of the
boys jumped from the windows into
the net held by their comrades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
Committee Busy With Right.Of'
Way Agent Securing Ncccs
sary Deeds.
VERNAL SURVEY COMPLETED
uintah Railway Company Stakes Out
Site Tor a Depot at That
Point

The oregon Short Limo extension TO
Malad City Idaho, seems to be piac-
tcally assured, During the past week
the committee that is arranging for the
right -of-way has been working hard
with good success and Right-of- way
Agent j. b. Evans of the oregon Short
Line has been busy checking up the
deeds prior to the necessary land be-
ing turned over to the railroad COM
pany
All Indications point TO the road be-
ing built this summer ana another
prosperous and fertile section Of Idaho
brought into immediate touch with the
outside world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28

every place sbjoct to the i-isdlctlon
OF the United states. and which shall
An substance also require an persons
taking office un5er "a Constitution or
laws OF the United states or OF any
states 10 take ana subscribe 10 % "a
that he or she ls not and Will not be Il
member or adherent OF any organl2a-
tlon whatever, the laws, rules or nature
of which organization require him or
her 10 Disregard his OF her duty to sup
port and maintain the Constitution and
the laws of the United states and OF
the seyer0l states,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
Weak Kidneys

,.I9 any Kidney sufferer who has not
worn my remedy | offer fun dollars
nWIl lrce, Not a mere sample--but n
ss,ssCIlIar dollar hottle-gandard size and
lai tgef2 Is nothing to pay either now or
i 9Se no rlsk Tho dollar bottle is free
saISo NINE is no ordinary remedy. and
49, ~ sure of It's results that / can
'TIola TO make this offer.
treat tbo II,sS. place my remedy does not
to N y wrong, For the Kidneys arc not
o,Valhe Ior their weaknesses or irregti'
cortr IL hey have no power--no self
i" lney are operated ana actuatcd
"a resnmrys, ,snrtd of n nerve which alone
Kidne,,,o uslble Tor their condition. II the
ttSHIney nerve Is strong and hoaithv Xxx
KldnSS,sa we strong and healthy. Ii The
H. rtg hefYe goes wrong Won tnow il
This dllnSgNl2ble resut--kidnoy trouble
system nv nerve Is only one OF a great
Ky ohly the KIDNEYS. but no hooyt w
i've "rlaJr ana the stomach For simnlic-
tvs,.s'A e 1 nave called this great nerva
aro the Inside Nerves" They
not tt6bs 1ne nerves Of feeling
% walk tnoo''teasr that enable you
al o, ale me master nerves ana every NJ vG,
nam Run rs their slave. Tho conr,o,
neryo.'' lnese nerves is the "sympathetir
Bfnnoth,, .NaaHe each set Is I'm such ctose
Hnvwbore WIN inc othcrs, that weakness
I'M results In wea l,ness everv%horo
"a vesl why l treat not tho kidpev ma
H NJ wv we aillng nerve that MA ire
oesg IN, MS is the secret On M, s,,ol
unpsrai 7 why ] can AFFORD 10 IA III.
frst I"i lhlnR-tO give aWav Ep ~ ttls
mac VLnnar bg-te that ANY sT5 4 M, l ~,
Tho NV now my remedy suceeeds
vhsro Nn,l " open 10 every ono 49,,
Thor. III" mas not tried nv rctncJ,,
W., VINO have tiled a do nnt ,l1 1e.uy.
no. 4u ~ you must write Mn ~ nv
yo, suouhr bottle order / viii NJ W. tns
donar vIger on your drupEist TO- I'm
v ano'ue, standard size ana storia w,
eeitase u down 10 Won from NE .',,,c, ne
hmg as though your dollar la s'pck as
~ ana will send the EHieI lay nefore
ho order today. "' W me- write
For a FREQ or. Roo,
collar hottie YOU BOOK on the Heart.
FSoon 1qB1 a Dr Book 3 on the Kidneys.
RAcib SN nv,.is Book for Women.
htate which booL Book for Men
NV want Book 6 on Rheumatism.
batteu cases are often cured no stnoio
stores e FOR sale at forty thousand dTuS
Or, Sh o o p's
Restorative
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
BELL TELEPHONE.
WALlNERs.
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Toupee, u Fnvorlte, Got Away Last and
Came in Fourth

San Francisco, Feb, Elm the third
race at Emeryville today Toupec, a red.
hot faVorlte. got OF last at the start and
came I'm fourth, the purse going TO Revolt,
at to l. In the first race, In a told
Of fourteen, Lorena NJ, long shot, land
ed the money Results,
First race, three and a half furlongs..-
LOrona NJ. won, chief Whitman second,
Soledad third. Time--.43.
Second race, five and a half furlongs--
My order won, Golden Buck second,
Macgregor third Time--l0S,
Third race, ak furlongs- Revolt won,
Timc-l;liA.
Fourth race, one mile and twenty
yards-Follow Me won, George Berry Sec
ond, Jack Little third, Tlme--lA6A,
Fifth race, one mile and twenty yards
Andrew Mack won Mindanao second,
Budd Wade third. Time-li2la.
Scott won Squire Johnson second,
Sacrodus third, rime-l.ll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Text Of Resolution introduced
By Senator Dubois,

washington Feb Ex-senator Dubois
introduced I'm the senate today a Joint
resolution for a constitutional amend
mont prohibiting ro,ygamy and polyg-
amous cohabItauon
The resolution IS as follows
"That the committee on the judiciary
be and II Is hereby authorized ana In
structed TO prepare ana report 10 the
senate within 20 davs after the he
pinn NO n the next session Of Congress
IA ioint olution OF the two houses OF
Congress proposing 90 The ever tates
amendment 70 the Constitution OF the
United states which shall provide in
substance for the prohibition and pun
ishment Of polygamous marriages and
plural cohabitation, contracted or prac-
tlsed within the United States and In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
A touching Story

is the saving from death, Of the baby
girl Of Geo. A. Eyler Cumberland, Nd.
He writes. AT the age of IL months,
our little girl was in declining health
with serious Throat Trouble, and two
physicians gave her up. We were all
most in despair. when we resolved to
try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. The first
bottle gave relief; after taking four
bottles she was cured, and is now In
perfect health" Never fails to relieve
and cure a cough or cold. At u. c. M.
I. Drug Dept. SOC and Sl,0O guaran-
teed Trial bottle free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
BURLINGTON ACTIVE.
Getting Ready 10 Commence Construe-
tlon In the spring.
Special CORRESPONDENCE,

Garland, Wyo., Feb. 2G-There ap-
pears to be no further doubt as to the
real intentions OF the Burlington rail,
road in this section, and that early
bulldin operations VIII be commenced
Is foregone conclusion Agents Of
the company have been contracting for
the early delivery Of large quantities
OF hay and grain and provisions, which
win be used on the grade Of the pro-
posed new lines. II Is certain that the
company will build south from Fran
ME on the Taluca- Cody line through
Lowell. Germania, Burlington through
the Bonanza oil fields to Basin, and on
south and west TO Thermopois and the
Kirwm gold mining district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
PATENT FOR UTAHN.
James Peterson, of Spring City, Gets
One for Water Elevator.
lsroclnl 10 the oNewg. p

Washington, d, G, Feb, ga patent
for a water elevator has been issued to
James Peterson OF Spring City Utah.
postnastcrs appointed Utah--Frisco,
Beaver county, s H. Enotheringham, vice
Matilda Olsen, resigned
Idaho-Dewey, Owyhee county, Mark
Colburn, vice j, W. bollinger, removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
HOW ROBINSON WON.

Once on the mat the American was
more at ease. lie kept after his opponent
an the time and was the aggressor every
minute Of the time Time after time he
struggled and twisted to turn the Jap on
hls back but each time failed until finally
he secured half Nelson and bar lock
ana the disciple Of Jiu Jitsu was slowly
lw surely turned over and his two shout
ders forced TO the mat and held there.
There was some great cheering when DR..
RUNNER. the referee, gave Robinson tho
sign OF victory In the first fail
When the men came together for tha
second fall many In the audience thought
lhe jap had something up his sleeve, 80
70 speak. and they looked for Robinson to
80 hyng through the air, TO hear him
KEY with pain, But they were mistaken.
Robinson was Just as confident and fresh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
NEW COMSTOCK
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
SURVEY FINISHED.
Uintah Railway Company Completes
Line Into Nernal.
speciai Correspondence,

NVDCIII VUTTIHIVTIWVTT"0T
Vernal. Utah Co.. Feb. 2A-The
Ulntah Railway company completed It's
survey FOR a railroad into Nernal on
the Goth inst. The depot is staked out
lust within the northern limits Of the
city.
This is the little narrow guage road
fpom Mack, Colo, the present terminus
of which Is at Dragon, Utah, the heart
of the great gilsonite beds in this coun-
~. II IL said 30 be the intention of the
company to complete the road TO Yer
mai and also to Fort Duchesne, the
coming summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
WITH THE BOWLERS.
Brillinnts Managed TO Defeat Tuxedos,
The League Leaders.
HOW THEY STAND.

Tho Brllliants and TuXedos lined up at
the league bowling alleys last night, and
the league leaders had a sad time Of II,
for their opponents took two Of the three
games bowlcd, and by "A good margin
Young was the man 20 take the high
score honors, winding up with a score of
$685. Tho scores follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
TUXEDos.
Totals ..u.si9 923 9iS-212o O. % 10 2

Averages - Loveue, 1893; Talamantes,
200 10, Hamilton, III: G. Smith, lSl; Nc
Iood 1G3 la
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
Bell Telephone Wins.

The Bell Telephone team won the bowl
Ing contest last evening with tho Walk
ers team taking two out of the three
games The scores follow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
DO YOU SUFFER

From Bloatlng, Heartburn, Nausea,
Belching or Cramps? II so we want you
10 try Hostetters stomach Bltters OF
once. A dose before meals will tone up
and strengthen the digestive organs and
cause the bowels to relax Then these
ailments will quickly disappear. Il has
made thousands OF weak stomachs
strong during the past so years. II also
cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Insomnia,
Chills, Colds, La Grippe and Malaria.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
HOLps NOT EASY % GET.

But TO get these nerve racking, bone
twisting holds Aye, there's the rub
once Murayama got his thumb and FIN
gers on a certain nerve In Robinsot
ARM The nerve over the funny bone,
10 sooner did the Jap get the hold than
Robinson took q similar hold on the Jap.
Il was then "a question Of endurance. the
jap was glad TO quit
Again he got Robinson In a strange
hold The latter let The Jap help himself
hr few seconds and then Eddie broke
the hold The Jiu Jitsu man tried to
throw Robinson over bis shoulders, but
if some reason not apparent to the Jap,
Robinson weighed about four tons at the
particular lifting moment, and instead
Of going over. he planted Mr. Jap on tho
canvass and began TO do things TO him.
Muraynma soon gave up the idea OF
getting Ju Jltsu holds. and the contest
smmered down TO practically straight
catch-as-catch-can match with Robinson
having all the better ~ H. Tho jap
proved TO be very strong and slippery and
scores Of times he escaped from terrible
holds He did not get out Of them by
strength. but seemed to slip Ike fish
through Rohinson's hands But the lat.
ter was patient and worked carefully.
Many times did Murayama try for fin
ser or arm hold, but Robinson was care
ful TO keep his hands well back with fin
gers closed over thumbs until the men
went to the mat and then ne was more
careless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28

Averages-Young, 200 l-S. Tobin, i91 10;
Belinger. lGS 2-3, Mays, 1872 2-3; A. w
Smith, l79 10