davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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years, and restore to it those
elements of genuine ~seamanship
which have been so conspicuously lack
ing in the races for the Americas cup.
Every lover of honest sportsmanship
owes them a debt of gratitude for the
stimulus they have given the game. A
race of Is miles against the wind and
back in racing machines useful fol-
no other purpose whatsoever certainly
has its picturesque features, and as a
trial of skill between designers and OF
courage in meeting bills between veal
thy yacht owners it has an unques-
toned value and Importance, but com
pared with the coming race across the
Atlantic from Sandy Hook to the Liz
ard, TO be sailed at a fixed date regard
less OF wind or weather, and by swift
cruising yachts of any nation and of
any number, the former class sinks in
to comparative insignificance in the
popular estimation. In the one case.
the purely theoretical problems of de-
sign, the solution of which is one of
undoubted benefits of the costly con
tests over the Americas trophy. the in
creaslng similarity of type of chal-
lengers and the very large element of
luck in the actual races have COM
bined to limit that keen international
interest in the races which once was
manifested. On the other hand, a race
for vessels built for service and rules
which put almost no limit on shape or
rig and which make swift sailing I'M
der every condition of sea and wind
the one desideratum contain those ele-
ments of practical common sense
which must fire the popular magma
ton the world over. Entries in the
race for the Kaiser's cup have already
beer made from Germany, England
and America, and all the prospects
point to a contest the like of which
has lever before been seen. This trans
Atlantic race in May will be. of course,
the spectacular event of the yachting
year, but other contests lave been ar
ranged which will test the seagoing
qualities of the pleasure craft of Amer
lea and the skill of their shippers. Sir
"P'Nh' WIZ SidOeluIy yleiueu
the place of patron for the greater
ocean race to the Emperor William,
has shown his friendliness to Ameri,
can yachtsmen by Offering a cup for
40-foot yachts in a race from Sandy
Hook to Marblehead and back, the
course to be outside Nantucket light
ship. Here is a test worthy the most
daring and hardy of our sailors.
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league team.' is
easily entitled to
the appellation of
champion batsman
of the world. For
nine years service
inthe major leagues
he has a grand
average of 1868,
and, all things
considered. it is
p~robablyt great
est achievement in
the way of hitting
the ball on record.
The only man
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Fatal Trolley Smash mt Newark.

NEWARK, n. j., April %. John
Conklin, seventeen years old. was Kill
ed and Albert Hunkels and Joseph
Sullivan were badly injured last night
in a collision Of Il wagon they were
driving and an electric car. The mo
torman and conductor Of the a were
arrested and held on the charge of
m~anslaughtcr.
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NEWBURG. n. Y. April 2S.-Raw-
don Foster, Il son of William Foster, a
prominent manufacturer. awokc to find
IL burglar in his room. Young Foster
Sprang from bed and grappled with
the intruder. The latter placed a re-
volver close 70 Fosters body and sent
"A bullet through his lungs. He then
jumped from a second story window
and escaped. Fosters condition is Sc
riOnS.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2S.-Thc
latest step in the career of Frank G.
Bigelow, formerly president of the
First National bank of Milwaukee,
who defaulted for S1,4J0,000, is the
filing Of a petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy. The revised schedules show
be $3,271 900, of which $~1,975,000 is
wholly or in part secured.
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Yale Football Man welded.

FLUSHING. n. V, April 2S.-F. Cor
don Brown, il, Il nephew of ], 7.
Morgan and former captain of the Yale
football team, and Miss Caroline Law
renee Bogert We're married here last
night in st. Georges Episcopal church.
The Rev. Endicott Peabody of Groton,
Mass, was the officiating clergyman.
He was assisted by the Rev. ii. ID.
Waller of st. Georges parish.
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R { M VAL NOTICE


LOUIS A &
SONS, BARRIERS, wish to in
form the public that they
have removed their Barber
Shop from 36G State St, to
the new and up-to-date store
in the Lynch Bldg, at 3S9
State St, opposite Com
merce ST.
They wish to thank their
customers for their past
patronage and say thtt they
will no doubt find thiA new
place more commodioAs and
convenient as every effort
has been made toward i'm
proving it in every detail.
There will be bath tubs
with Ladies private cab
inets, shampooing, face
massage and baths.
Union Men should re-
member that this is the only
Union Barber Shop in town
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Not u FavOritc Won.

ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-The card at
the American Jockey clubs track held
six events, all selling races. Bassanic
was cut down in the back stretch in the
first race, but was not seriously in
jured. Not Il favorite won.
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Cabte Network Spreads.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The Com
mercial Gable company announced
that cables have been completed and
are in working order to the Caroline
islands and the Dutch East Indies in
connection with the Pacific cable.
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PHILADELPHIA, April %. An
drew Macrery, Il lawyer of New York,
vas taken off the steamship Tresco at
Chester, Pa, and conveyed to the hos
pital there. He is said to be seriously
Ill with rheumatic fever contracted
while returning from Port dc PaiS,
Haiti, where he had been on "A business
trip.
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STAMFORD, Conn, April 2S.-More
than a million and a half dollars is
the value of the estate of the late
James Irving Raymond, president of
the A. A. Nantine company of New
York, who died Il few days ago, ac-
cording to the petition for probating
his will.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2S. Announce
ment is made that Miss Gladys Smith
OF st. Louis will be sponsor to the
cruiser st. Louis when the ship is chris
tened at Philadelphia on May g..
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Mainland at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April 2S.-Rainland. at
I to ), easily won the feature of the
fair grounds card from Matador, ia
voritc. w. ii. Snyder did the starting
in place Of A. Il. Dadc, who is i'll.
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TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
LEAGUE.

AT New York
Philadelphia .....0 0 o.
New York ........ o o o o. u o. !
Hits-Philadelphia. 4; New York, 4. Err
rors-Philadelphia. 1; New York, T.. Bat
teries-Plank and. Powers; Griffith and
Kleinow.
At Boston
Washington $40. o o o 900 0 o.
Boston ........... 0 D 0 l -
MISREPRESENTATION. Z: Boston. 2. Errors
Washington. o; Boston. l.. Batteries
Knoll, Townsend and Kittridge; Tame
hill and McGovern.
At Detroit
Cleveland ........ 0 o 0 900 o !
Detroit ........... 0 0 o q 0 o o o.
Hits-Cleveland. 10; Detroit. .. Errors
Cleveland. o; Detroit. .. Batteries-Hess
and Bemis; Mullen and Wood.
At st. Louis
Chicago. 0 0 l 0 o o 0 i o 0 o l. (
st. Louis D o 0 0 | ] o. Z
Hits-Chicago. II; st. Louis, 8. Errors
Chicago, !: st. Louis, l.. Battcrics-Smith
and Mcfarland: Glade and Sugden.
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WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The see
rotary of the interior has ordered the
withdrawal from entry of 100000
acres of land in Colorado for the crea-
ton of the Holy Cross forest reserve.
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KILLED With e.ooo volts.

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. April Is
Victor \. Yont, Il recent graduate of
the University of Nebraska, employed
in the test department of the General
Electric company, was e~lectrocuted
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BASE BALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Ma
tiOnnl and American Leagues.
NATION

AT Brooklyn-
New York ........ o o 3 o.
Brooklyn ........ 0 0 90 O. 0 o. 0
Hits--New York, 10; Brooklyn, 6. Err
rors-New York, 2; Brooklyn. 4. Bat
teries Ames and Bresnahan; Eason,
Reisllng and Bergen.
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HELP observation-disclosures col
lector for merchandise accounts; good
salary and expenses. Address Globe
Company, 723 Chestnut st., Phila., Pa.
110s7 427 81
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liz stnck Markets.

CATTLE-Supply fair; market steady;
choice, &t3oq6.5o, prime. $dTS.&' veal
calves. S56550
HOGS-Reccipts tight; market lower;
prime heavy. S5.s105,62ls: mediums, $3.50;
heavy Workers., %.52QS.D; light 1orkers'
f.5lT5 "a. pigs. S.40Gj.4 As: roughs. $4u450.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts fair;
market slow. prime wethers. S4.90a5. rom
mon. S2.50G3: spring lambs. ssdll.50
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credit for the re-
vival of ocean
yacht racing in re-
cent years. Large
ly through their
interest and a
pie the sport bids
fair to be placed
during the coming
summer on a basis
which will make it
far o worthy
of the worlds at
tention than it has
been for many
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- ~ oNNHNTT'
TABLE OF
Two Long shots and EImridge.

KANSAS CITY, April 2s.lTwo long
shots vol at Elmridge, Harpoon, at
20 to 1, winning the fourth race from
Leader, a heavily backed ~fayorite, and
KahOka, at Is to 1. winning the last
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HELP WANTED

A good experienced cashier wanted. Must
come well recon ended, Bell Market.
1850 4-24 tt
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ond race, carded as ii steeplechase. was
a hurdle. which Creolin won by Il mar
gin of fifty lengths.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call 3 per cent; time money
and mercantile paper unchanged in rates.
Flocipp DyipaG-
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GIRL wanted for general homework, ap-
ply 134 Rector st. 1lOl6 4-2I r.
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SPORTS AND
ATHLETICS

To Emperor William, of Germany
and Sir Thomas Upton belong the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-28

WANTED STEADY man as Driver. Ap-
ply q smith st. 11l22 As If
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When people want help they adver
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this in
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O o RENT

FURNISHED room to let all improve
ments, gas, bath, heat, etc. Apply II.
Smith st. IU7|i III u
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Napoleon Lajoie, the giant captain
manager of the Cleveland American
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WANTED1A young man capable of SELL
ing goods, outside work. Address s.,
News office. 11103 1877 ct
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FLAT to let with Improvements at l9l
1906 4-2j If
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Sc WING Machine, Cash Register and
Bicycle Salesman wanted, call evenings
Jensen 1916 state st. 11049 4-24 ct
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LOST
q. Cerbo,
ROTTlIMG DEPOT.

Rubsam & Harrmanr's Extra Lager
Beer. Also a full line of Soft Drinks.
Orders taken and delivered free OF
charge.
& Brunswick Ave. and l}S Fayettr st
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MISCELLANEOUS
AUCTION SALE.

DO you want to buy a Piano to last a
lifetime here is the place, Sl.O0 dep.
and s1.0O weekly that's all 1925 upwards.
Ludwig Music House. 1lOS2 4-21 II
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NIL at the only Paint Store in
!WebalkA Perth Amboy, for paint,
nv febsper. window shades. etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-28

FOR RENT-A good size store on Smith
: ST., can be had May LIST. Inquire Even
ing News. 4-36 st
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IF you are interested in good health and
9125 12-1 If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-28

Sc. 900 to loan on bond aud mortgage in
sums to suit. Amhoy Realty and Con-
struction Co. 1929 2-27 #
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UNION GROVE-Open for private pic
mics and clam bakes; prices moderate.
l0942 AIS limo
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sIMMEN'S Bread, try it, eat it and beat
il.
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New York Markets,

wTIEAT-Dull; contract grade, April,
C~ORN-Quiet: April. 5005olac.
OA~TS-Steady No. ? white. natural. sc
d36l4c.: No. > White, clipped, S6uS6hc.
TALLOW-Dull; city, 4ssc.-; country, As
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SIMMEN'S Bread, sold at ali dealers.

SIGNS show cards, window and wagon
lettering, gliding on glass, pictorial
signs and banner painting. The [. :.
Sign Co., 9 New Brunswick ave.
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RESTAURANT to let; for further par
ticulars write or call NJ. j. Sexton,
Chrome, South Carteret, New Jersey.
lilo 4-2S s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
BOATWAS OVERLOADED.
Man and Woman Drowned IN the
Willamette at Portland.

Portland, Ore, Oct. flames L.
Shannon. formerly of Vallejo, Cal, and
Miss Julia Bones. residence unknown,
were drowned in the Willamette river
last night With party Of i've others
shannon and Miss Bones had been sail
ing on the river during the evening.
As preparations were being made 10
bring the sail boat 10 her anchorage,
Tom DriSWell, a member of the party ,
and Miss Bones decided TO go ashore in
a small skin. and were about 10 pull
away from the sail boat when shan
non, despite warnings that the skih
would hold but two people jumped into
the small boat. which began immedi-
ately to fill with water, Neither shan
non nor Miss Bones were able TO swim.
Driswell made a heroic effort 10 save
Miss Bones, but her weight and the
swift current was too much Tor him
and he was obliged TO release his hold.
Another member of the party, Jack
Mantz. jumped into the water 10 the
girls aid but was himself almost
drowned.
The bodies have not been recovered.
The dead mans mother resides on
Cough street. san Francisco. If >
wife, Mrs. Flora shannon and their
5-year-Oid daughter are also in the Bay
City.
shannon, until last Friday, was en-
ployed at a clothing house in this city
On that day he resigned his position 10
go 10 Seattle, where he was TO take
employment He was TO have left
Portland today.
No one has been found who can ideu-
tify Miss Bones. Shannon is highly
connected in San Francisco.
II was later discovered that Miss
Bones formerly lived in Sheridan Ore
but lately has resided i'm this city. The
bodies Of Shannon and Miss Bones were
recovered this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
PAT GROVE ARRESTED
Omaha Kidnaper Captured in Butte,
Mont, Where He Has Bro
Their Living.

Butte Mont, oct pat Grove, want
ed by the Omaha police for the kidnap-
ing Of the son of the millionaire packer
Cudahy in 1898. was arrested in this city
tonight Groves Identification has been
made complete through photographs sent
10 the authorities by the Omaha officers.
Grove acknowledged he was the fugitive,
becoming alarmed when he feared the au-
thoritieS were going to shoot him. Cap
tain of Police W +. MCGrath and De
teCtive MclUiery made the arrest, plac-
ing the muZzles of their rev0lvers against
mis- stomach as he emerged from saloon
In the tenderl0in section of the city.
Grove declared he would return 10
Omaha without requisitiOn papers. lie
cursed bitterly al his arrest, expressing
chagriu al ms apprehension in a town
the size OF Butte, when he, as he SAID
mad Travelled the world over and evaded
capture in all the large cities.
Grove has two brothers i'm Montana
one living in Butte and the other at
Great Falls.
A friend of Groves tipped the local
police of Groves presence I'm the city
and his arrest followed after photographs
Of the fugitive had been secured from
Omaha
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03

NPIELERs, cops. pumpkins. babies
y acrobats, races, chicks and pups and
lambs and kids-these are some OF
the things that can be seen al
Utah's twenty seven-cOunty-co mbined-in-
one state fair which opened yesterday
afternoon al Agricultural park. No deafth
of sights but of space, necessitates the
curtailing of The list of things to be seem
for there is an ever-changing array or
spectacIes and humanity that bodies well
for the success OF the twenty eighth an
nual exhibition of the DeSereL AgriculLu-
raj and Manufacturing company There
are hundreds of features TO please the
eve and the ear. there are things 10
amuse and to inStruct-and unless All signs
fail there viii be more today, Tor IL must
be said that in several departments there
was still much work to be done when the
fair formally opened.
The completion OF the manufacturer
and liberal arts building enables the man
agement to offer much larger and more
varied assortment of state products IMAM
ever before. As far above anything ever
ATTEMPTED before in the line Of manu-
features is the states horticultural and
agricultural exhibit. A walk through the
building housing Utahs soil products
would repay one were there no other
attractions. As a booster for Utah TINS
feature has no equal on the grounds, The
expressions of admiration were without
reserve many residents Of the state be-
ing surprised themselves at the mag
nitude Of Utahs agricultural resources.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
R0BBER AND BIGAMIST SENTENCED
New York Judge Scores Convict Carlton as VILLAIN Muir
derer, SwindIer and Thief"-PrsGner Roughly
Handled as He Was Led FROM COuri

Anew YORK, Oct. 2.-Frederick +.
IN Carlton, who was convicted on
three charges of bigamy and
one of grand larceny in Brook
Ign, was today sentenced to
an aggregate term of nine
teen years in the state prison. On the
first indictment, that of marrying Mary
German while his hrst wife was alive,
sentence was suspended. For marry
ing Mary J. Smith while he had an
other wife living a sentence of five
years was imposed, and for bigamy in
marrying Lulu Kettering of Rochester
a sentence Of four years was given. On
the charge of grand larceny in drug
ging and Tobbing Henry Schaub, ma
chinist in the United States navy, Carl
ton was sentenced 10 ten years. Carl
tons counsel made a plea for leniency
because of Cartoons ill-health, and said
a long sentence would mean practically
a life sentence.
Judge Asphalt was most bitter i'm his
denunciation of the prisoners crimes,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03

Iu addition to those already named
there are some features Of the FAIR Wllch
are not Of the soiI-pTominent among Ihem
the class from the Utah State school Tor
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind ana the euu7
cationaI exhibits This is in the liberal
arts building.
In watching the class work of the state
Institution one forgets that he is at
state fair. where are brought an lh lllSs,
on a competitive plane, this brute's ugii-
ness marking him for a prize. that fruit $
beauty; forgets everything excepting that
here is the greatest prize OF all, Utah >
ability to give her unfortunate little ones
light and learning,
In charge of Miss Frances \. EDDY
three little fellows. each about Z years
of age, brought looks of surprise and pity
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
DRUNK AND DEMONIAC
Charles Dexter of the Des MONIES
Baseball Team Fatally Slabs
Bateman of Milwaukees.

Des Moines, Ia. Oct while mtoXi-
Gated AID in "A fit of demoniac temper,
Charles Dexter. of the Des Moines base
bail team, tonight stabbed First Base
man H. .. Bateman OF the MilWauXee as
SOciatfOn team Batemaus condition Is
very serious, and he is hardly expected
to live. until morning. Dexter, Bateman
and several other players OF the Des
AIOines and Milwaukee teams were max
ing the rounds of the city i'm hack IN
what they called a farewell tour; they
drank heavily and when the trip ended
Dexter and Bateman quarreled over pay
ing for the hack Bateman called DeX-
Ter a vile name WhereupOn Dexter drew
a long knife and slashed Bateman across
the bosom, the blade cutting into the lung.
Dexter continued 10 threaten others OF
the association team, when he was ar
rested. Dexter is widely known as a
hall player aud was one of The Youngest
1olavers to enter the National league being
signed with Baltimore at the age OF 10
After several years with Baltimore ne
plaved with the Chicago National league
team and later went TO Louisville as man
ager. later on he started IN with 81
Joseph in the Western league, but re-
siened and came 20 Des Moines- Bate
man lived at Melissa. Tex. lie ana DeH-
ter were long time friends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03

and said Inc was convinced that the
prisoner ? tempted murder when he
robbed Sc'haub.
CONTINUE ng Judge Asphalt said
You gre at heart a villain a muir
derer, a. swindler and a thief and / am
sorry that I cannot send you to the cleo
trio chair
'JusV remember that your mother was
wo4lan. but you played with the love
OF wdmen, and when YOU were through
with I hem you turned them out into the
world with their shame upon them. You
are one of the most dangerous men in
the country
As he left the court room after this de-
nunqiatiOn Carlton was met by young
woman who called him by name and
began 10 weep, eXGlaiming:
What the judge said was all true"
Carlton laughed i'm the young woman 5
face and passed on. When outside the
building he was mobbed by crowd of
men. many of whom had once been his
neighbors, but who then tried to strike
hym The mob numbered fully 800 and
the deputies who guarded Carlton, being
landcuffed to him, had great difficulty
IN saving him from serious injury. They
ran with the prisoner TO a street ear ana
int this manner escaped from the mob.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-03
Trip Through Fair Grounds.

The visitor 10 the state fair viii find
OH entering the agricultural buiiolEe
choice samples of wheat. fruit sugar
beetS melons and all varieties of Neget-
ables grown on Utah soil. one Of the
most interesting exhibits IS given over TO
dry farming, where cereals ana lucerr-,
raised under varying conditions. are la
beled with observations made during their
growth. p A. YOder of the Agricultural
college OF Logan Is in charge
The perfume Of grapes and peaches aud
melons calls one away from less tempt
ing products Of the soil The fruits ana
vegetables are on the east and the eX-
cellence Of the display may be judged
when ii is stated that there are 0J per
cent more growers represented than ever
before Salt Lake and Weber counties
are probably the leading competitors Tor
the county prize, and there are others
by no means laggard. Not once, but
dozens of times, We're visitors heard 20
excIaim: Grapes and such peaches.
why 1 never knew Utah raised things
like that
worthy of any state. Great rOsy-cheeked
apples are banked beside plums and
pears and other fruits of all names ana
varieties. Their tempting looks and fra
GRANGE need well the warning signs
"DOn't touch this fruit
The most pretentiOus display IN the dg-
riCulIuTai building is reproduction OF
the Bear river canyon FROM nelgnL
which measured in inches is not great but
when gagged by the eve is OF wondrous
nroportions. tumbles real water. This runs
down a "gulch" and is carried by siuicez
10 "A power house. The character of the
gorge has been faithfully reproduced ard
mans handiWOrk figures. as well az no
lures. as the Oregon short Line traeA
and the train. just emerging from the
tunnel. attest.
on the outside of the agricultural
building is the state fishery exhibit II re
are twenty tanks containing all sizes and
shapes of finny species. All the fish had
been installed last night under direction
os State Game Warden John Sharp