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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22
For Sale.

Small gasoline engine for sale cheap.
Al good as new. Just the thing on
farm for pumping water, separating
cream, churnlng, etc., ETC. Inquire at
this Office. 0-tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22
HOmeseekers' Excursions.

The Chicago Great Western Rail
way will on the first and third Tues
days Of each month sell tickets at one
fare plus $500 for the round trip to
points in Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
and Wisconsia. For. furthel'' infor-
nation apply to any Great Western
agpnt or j. p Elmer, G. P.* A., Chi
cagO; Ill. b Ha->. f4S~13
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22

Doing is the great thing, for if. reso-
lutely, people do what is right they
come to like doing it.-Ruskin.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22

School-books at Elfstrum g. Co.'S.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22
SAW MILLS WANTED

to cut one hundred million feet hard God tim
Der. Here is a chance a man with a small
portable mill to buy small tract OF tim Der and
do custom sa wing for his neighbors. We own
several thousand acres OF timber that will cut
from I to 10 thousand feet. per acre.
Buy your tickets to Cable. on c.. & y. ". Ry.
Low rates to land seekers, R. r. fare refunded
to purchaser OF land. For maps and further
a pddresS UECKE'S LAND AGENCY,
37-o6] CUMBERLAND. Wis.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22

" New goods received every week At
Elmquist's Jewelry store on Benson
avenue. Call and get prices. Goods
sold ut reasonable prices. 3Stf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22

School books 1t Elfstrum & Cos.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22
Improved Farms.

Improved farm homes at prices ard terms in
reach OF all We have just purchased another
tract OF 5000 acres of hardwood timber lal d.
timber consists OF maple. basswocd birch and
hemlock, no pine sashings Or sand. Lands are
all within to miles Of railroad. near good
market town, schools. churches ard creameries
good wagon roads to all OF our lands. With
every purchase OF land We build a good log
house Is fl. wide, Is TT long. II # high with
good roof, floor. windows and doors all CON-
plete, ready to move into at prices with house
complete IS to SIS. Per Acre.
Terms. Il cash. balance in equal annual pay
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

Jay Morrison went up to Beeler
Tuesday morning.
N. Smith and ]. V. Brinknan have
gone to Kansas City.
Mrs. w. H. Dodge has returned
from her visit in Hutchinson.
Mrs. VIM. Balfour is in Dodge City
visiting friends for few days.
]. T. Omer is attended the Sunday
school convention at Hutchinson.
/ Joe Eggersweisner, of Olmitz, came
in from the east Tuesday morning.
Miss Grace Purviance went to Al
bert Tuesday morning. She has a
music class up there.
J. w. Johnson, on route three, re-
ports eracker-jack of a rain in
Eureka Monday night.
Miss Jeanette Dodge has been
assisting County Treasurer Solder
SlIOm HOT the past week.
We understand there is a move
ment on foot for big NJ. w. A. log
rolling here this summer.
Claude Swaine and Miss Pearl
Slim visited with friends in the
country Sunday and Monday.
Theo. Griffith is having new
porch built on his residence, and max
ing some other Improvements.
lie. Bunte, of Bushton, was in
the city short time Tuesday morn
ing. He was on his way west.
A Mrs. Moore, cousin of Mrs. E.
c. Emley, is here from Arkansas City
on visit to the latter and family.
S. S. Wilkinson and son Amos were
down from Hoisington Tuesday on
business with the probate Judge.
w. R. Bunting is nowthe regularly
appointed deputy register of deeds.
His appointment having taken effect
May 1st.
DR.. and Mrs. Morrison entertained
the Monday evening high five club
last evening, and all present enjoyed
the occasion.
James Ely, son of Tom, is now in
the real estate business at Coldwater.
He passed through the city Tuesday
morning on No. 6.
Geo. Thatcher went to Leaven-
worth Monday evening as a delegate
to the meeting of the Grand Com
mandery. Knights Templar.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

Wilson is shooting dogs, IT behooves
every one owning DOG to get the tax
paid at once.
W. B. WEIGH has returned from
Kansas City where he had gone with
two cars of cattle shipped by himself
and Talbot & Boyd.
The merry Foresters' viii show
you a good time if you attend IL
entertainment, at the Moses Hall, Oh
the 18th. See their program.
Just about this time of year we be-
gin to hear of persons being bitten by
mad dogs. An ounce of lead is worth
a pound of dog bite cure.
We wish our Olmitz correspondent
was not so busy. There are lots of
good news items floating around that
town which oug hit to be sent In.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Theo. Hartman and Miss Helen
Maybach of the south side, and Amos
Wilkinson and Miss Lottie B. Lewis
of the north part of the county.
In some localities in this county
the farmers report the need of rain
for the growing wheat. Also in some
localities there are reports of some
damage by the Hessian fly.
From up the Scott City branch
comes the information that little rain
fell there Monday, any farther west
than Heller, although the .'signs"
were right, and rain was needed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

Mrs. Henry Witte, Sr., was caller
on the printers, Monday.
George Bauer called Monday to
renew on his HUSTLER to 1906.
o. w. Dawson went to St. John
Monday to attend district court.
The Modern Woodmen are arrang-
ing for big time, on the 18th.
John and Charles Younkin were in
the north part of the county Monday.
Are you in favor of the new pro-
posed school bonds? And-are you
registered
A cool wave is supposed to follow
the present storm period, from the
10th to the 18th. ;
Chas. w. Kyle and Sheriff J. NJ.
Purcell, of La Crosse. were in the city
Tuesday, on then way east.
Mcpherson county seems to be in
the cyclone path, sure enough. That
locality gets 'em every spring.
F. ]. Bartell's household goods ar
rived today from Pueblo. He ex-
poets the family in about the Goth.
Frank Lang, of near Odin, sends
in the wherewith to renew on his
weekly source of generalinfoTmatioD.
Harvest time is here-for the hail
insurance agent. A few dollars spent
IN insurance may not be bad invest
ment.
From the manner IN which Marshal
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

Mrs. x. L. Weisenburger and little
daughter have gone to Quincy,
Illinois, and other points on an ex-
tended visit. They expect to be
absent for two months.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

There are coolies of cherries and
plums now showing up in good shape
on the trees. Barring hail storm,
there WILDE some fruit this year. But
few peaches, however, in this locality.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

Miss Mary Thomas has returned to
her home at Nickerson, after pleas
ant visit with the Newkirk family
and Mrs. Thomas. on route five.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

From the reports of cyclones we
have received there must have been a
whole flock of the pesky critters
Matched out the last twenty four hours.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

Men = und+i wear is whore We
lead bile W. carry all the
fTapl.-s. we pay particular atten-
tis,n tn tl'e fi..+r grades Here
you will lind fine Fret,cli Import
ed BalbrIgSaIiSf..F 75c aIrl 81 90
q garment Tie Yer, I.est grades
of Union suits, ali the best
grades of Ribbed underwear, in
fancy shades, elastic seam draw
ers and a splendid grade of
Domestic Balbriggan in natural
color, brown and black at Csc a
garment.
"The Cyclone"
HENRY BORN, PROP.
Where they keep the Qualify Up.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

JOS. Fuks a Jan Gleich hyli Yam
kton ' patcS, IN d~ulczitou zalezi-
tosti.
Jakub Chodra, otec pi. Jos. 20.
kornC, priici s-m ze stare vlasti,
rodem JIG Z divorce II Nepomuku.
By vydin 2ati sac ma JOS. Kai-
sera pro icho zpupnost, ktery vsak
10 tusil, u proto wal do zajecich.
Farmeri mali Ia speech s vyla-
%movdnim korny, nasIedkem cehoz
ie velka poptavka po povalo-ci
vylamovatich. Plati sc 4c od bus
le.
Frant. Vladyka z Rosebud byl
ma ndvsteyG II JOS. Svatose, u Jan
Kudrna z Tabora tez. Velicc 81
pochutnali NJ husach ktere Jozef
zastfelil.
JOS. Pokorny : manzelkou byli
V Lake Andes navstevou II svagra
Jana Bartose. a ponevac sc Jim
tamneisi kraiina zamlouva hodla,
SO tam CO nejdfiv odstehovat.
Nyskytuji Sc IA posledni dobu
zas n6jake klepy. Ponevac make
most ku klepani je znamenim nes-
rovnalosti V horejsim patfe, mdze
tez lehce vesti do ustavu pro cho-
romyslne anebo do basy. kleve-
tilky a klepal we, pozor!
Minuly ttdcn V utery byli od-
DAM ianktonskym soudcem II.
Richem, Fred Kaiser n 81. JUL,
Beranova. Svatba byla odbyvar ,
u rodiGu nev6sty, veGer pax Sc cl,l.
byvala taneGni zabava u HI ria
Ranka, n hubby Taborske kay n.ly
itejem mnoho stesti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
Ovocna Farma r. n. rcCrca n IN
prodci.

Name ma prodei znimou o voc.
nou farmu L. :. McCrea. S mil
zdpadn6 ca -..tbc . e. : Il ~
chodne od Tyndali. Tato farma
pozustava zc 1870 akru. 100 akrG
poll, 30 akrn pastvist6, 10 akrn nj
fatty. % akru ovocne no sadu.
Ma farm6 isou zachovak stayby.
Ovocny sad jest neilepi / statu
MAZE pres IL set oyocn{ ch ;tromn
V pln6m plodu, n phi nisi $1,000
ro6n6 Gist6ho uzitku. Mimo ovoc.
neho sadu VIDA farma tolik co vet
sina farem 20 100 akr e,.h V ckresu
nebot noni IN nj nejn,rnsi e.ist DO
zemku kterf by Sc u emohl y uzit-
kovat. Cena $780, 90; aneb sos
akr. Ovoena zah ada ma sama
vice ceny nez polcvinu &c zadame
IA eelou farmu.
Wagner Broi.ff. Tabor S. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
Petiik a Homer Vyprodali.

Ictflk u NypTOuall.
Minulou sobotu byla u~zavfena
koup6i zkrze iirmu Wagner Bra.
TIL, niz Karel Nauk a synovG
stall Sc majitcli vclkGho obchodu
Petfik a Homer. Panove Petfik
a Homer zdarn6 vedli obchod, 70
dlouhou fadu let, n poctivym a
schopnym fizenim jci zbudova'i
ma Groveh kazdeho obchodu, co do
vrlikosti a obchodovani. We statu.
Ceho Sc pfichyti nyni doposud ne
vine, ais acrali ztracimc z oh.
chodnich rad nascho m6sta diva
TAX schopn6 a pokrocile muze.
Pfcjem Jim zdaru v kteremkoliv
povoldni jehoz by 81 vytkli.
Novi majetnici obchodu provo
zovali DO teto DOLBY rolnictvi ma
sye farmG blize Tabora. Pan
Vauk je dlouholetfm obyvatelem
tGto casti statu, a jest IMAM co
muz poctivy a pfimy. Jsme jisti
re "a rizcni novych maiitcln OBJ
chod Dude zkyetat Il bude slouzit
ku cti mesta. Vitame je do nase-
no stfedu u pfejem jim mnoho ida
ru v jejich podniku.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
OZnimenfl

Timto oznamujem. ke iirma Pet
FIX vystoupila 2 obchodu, isa ma
stoupena firmou Karel Vauk a Syn
owe Nsechny dcty dlrhujicf fir
me Petrik a Homer, musi byt "a
praveny ]. NJ. Petfikovi, ancbo ma
Taborske Statni Bance. Vymennf
plisky Mani vydane budou pfijmu.
~ nasim nastupcem IN zbszi. De-
kujem neisrdeGneji naSim ziikazni-
kun "a minulou pfizeh. a zidime
dalsi jejich pfizeh pro nase nj.
stupce. !. NJ. Petfik,
John +. Homer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

We zdejsim katolickem chramu.
Y hterg rano, o desite iodine byli
oddani velp. Bouskou, Josef HUI
bal sc 81. Antonii Cernuskovou.
Pc obfadech Sc odebrali do domu
Jos. Skorpika kdez vystrojena by
Ia skveld hostina. a hoste sczvani.
Vecer pax koncertnf kapcla zahra-
Ia snoubencIm dostnveniGko.
Pan Hubal ie mladym obchod-
nikem zdeisim a ma vclky pocet
upfimnych pfitel. 81. Cernusko-
vi. pred nekolika dny pfijela sem
re stare vlasti, je vzdslaneu a zpd-
sobnou. a IN ten kratky els 81 zde
ucinila mnoho pfGiel.
Pfejcm Jim mnoho stestf ma te,o
driize zivota.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
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&~eSe9sSsOSSSe

~
Kerosin IA - ctu. gallon u FIR
my Noyak n HOSTEL.
Hotel Taborsky natirin barvou
tento tyden.
yaclav Noll Tyndallsky byl zde
V 1tery a We stfedu.
Rud. Peterka n manzclka z Uti-
Ky Sc $ neastnili sobotniho plesu.
Manzelum Ed. Price-ovym sc
narodil hosik minuly ctvrtek.
Jindfich Hokuf Tyndallsky byl
zde IN obchodni zalezitosti tento
tyden.
Jos. Kocer od Wagner byl zde
Sc svou pani ma navstsve u INA
mlch V nedeli.
Pr. Jos. Pcroutka u ditky zc
Scotland byli ma navsteve u rodi-
ny Jos. Petfika tento tyden.
Studne u vodarny byla dohoto-
vena tento tyden. jest GO stfe-
vicu hluboka a nachazi sc v nj vel
ka zasoba vody.
Sobotni pies V sini Blazka a Ha-
eickeho Sc uplne zdafila. Slusny
pocet navstGvniku So dostavil, n
vsichni sc znamenite ~pobavili.
V holirne Jana Matusky sc bu-
de odbfvat tab na % tuenych kro-
cann, na pfedveGer dik1vzdani
Thanksgiving eve), soho I. III.
DO dcmacnosti manzeln Josef
Vybornych, zavftal V sobotu tento
jak pax mu fikaif-a rodina roz-
mnozena o jednoho buclateho klu-
cinu.
Kdykoliv bystc zasilali penize,
budto 20 Spojenych Siatech, nebo
do Evropy, zakupte sobe bankov-
nj smenku draft V Taborske
bance.
Pohfeb dGcka JOS. Koupala cd
lie l.. J.. C cdh5val &c m Katol.
hfbitove o jedenacte iodine ranni.
Pozdstatky sem byli pfiyezeny ku
pohfbeni z Belmont.
Jan hostel, Thos. j. Wagner,
JOS. Black a Vac. Wagner sc S IL
Gastnili pondelni zabavy V Lester
vile a sdelili nam, re Sc pobavili
'ej manor van.
NemluvnG manzcln j. +. Matus
kovyce je povazlivG ncmocno, tax
ze rodicovG Y sobotu ocekavali ~
ncvydrzi. Nemoc ysak vzala pre-.
vrat lcpsimu.
Jacko Wilson a Patsy CAROL.
domn6if lupiGi Springiicldskc Fan
Ky, jen& byli chyceni V Aberdeen
pred dvema tfdny, sc n.yni naleza
j We v6zeni Tyndall. Serif Gar
ner a yfp. serif Cobb jeli pro No
do onoho mesta, nacez ie doprayi-
Ii do TyndalI Miuuly pdtck byli
pfedvedeni k pfedb6znemu vFs'c-
chu pred rychtafe Krause, avsak
ma jeiich zadost 10y mohli sobG IA
opatfit obhajce, zdlezitost odrcGe.
ma vGerejsek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

We stfed u. o. jedenacte iodine
ranni. veplouli do pfistavu man
zelskeho Frantisek A. Wagner Sc
81. Emmou Jandovou, We zdejsim
katolickcm chramu: obfady vyko-
nal velp. Bouska. Pc obfadech sc
odebrala svatebnf druzina do do
NOVA ovdovelt matky ~nevGstiny
kde ie oGckaval velky poSet hostn,
a 30 blahopfani snoubencdu, cd
dali sc vsichni svatebnimu vescli.
Pan Wagner zastava misto ka-
sira pfi Utikske bance; je mladym
muzem vzacnych schopnosti, a
ma mnoho upfimnych pfatel. 81.
Jandova ic zde znama od detstvi.
je velmi vizenou, od vsech kdoz il
znaji, pr syou IL. u .cy@.la.
Mladencem a druzickou b v Ii
Tomas Wagner n 81. Marie Fejfa-
rovd 2 lankton. a pax mala Tcre-
IN Melmrovd ktera nesla kyetiny.
Hoste z j inych NEST byli: J. T.
Janda a pani,a 81. Jandoya, a. O..
Wagner a J. J.. Wagner Y Lester
vile; Jos. Janda a rodina 2 Wag-
ncr; n pi. Peroutkova 5 dce"ou ,-e
Scotland.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09
Diyadlo OdloZeno.

Divadlo jenz bylo oznameno na
sobotu Tho {. m, bylo odlozcno
ma sobotu Is L. m, eli o tyden
pozdeii. Sdelte to SWIM znamym
ably nGktery z mich sc nedostavil o
ttden drive.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

I'd prvniho ccrvcncc zacato by
20 V iiz Dakot6 10 novy eh venkcv-
uich postovnich doprav. coz cini
$50.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-09

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
ANOTHER YACHT RACE
Poor Weather Compels Several Start
ers to Return to
Port.

Dover. England, June 17.=Thirteen
yachts started from here today in the
race from Dover to Heiigoland for En-
perOr Williams cup in heavy rain
storm and with a light wind blow
inc
Shortly afteTwaTd at about noon the
American yachts. Atlantic and Apache,
and the British yacht. VaIhalIa. got
away in fog over the same course for
a special cup offered by Emperor Will
lam for the auxiliary yachts which par
ticipated in the recent transatlantic
race
The participants in the annual race
were the American schooner yachts
HildegaTde, FleuT de Lis and Endy-
mion. the American yacht AiIsa. the
American built schooner yacht Nava-
hoe, the German schooner yachts Clara
and Susanna, the German yawI
Theresa The British yachts Sat
anita. FOrmOsa' and Lethe. and the
British schooner yachts, Moonstone
and Sunshine.
Shortly after the departure of the
last yachts. two schooners and two
yawls were seen vainIy attempting to
beat back into the bay against the
flood tide and were obliged to anchor
garde. Fleur de Lis, Lethe and Moon
stone. 1t appears they crossed the
wrong side of the starting line The
Hildegade, Fleur de Lis and Lethe
started again at 3 O'clock in the after
noon The MOonstone did not start
again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
TO CIRCLE LAKE
IN AUTOMOBILE
Party VIII Attempt the Feat Next
Wednesday.
DAREDEVIL" BERT DRIVES
WALLACE BRANsFoRD TO ACT
AS HIS SIDE PARTNER.

a trip in an automobile which. If sue
cessful. viii attract the attention Of au-
tomobilists from one end of the country
70 tho other is 10 be attempted the com
IHB week IT IS journey around the
Great Salt lake. planned by a party of
Salt Lakers and the d1te is set for
" euneSdaF Of the coming week. Such a
ieat has never been accomplished. and
Dy many II y believed tmpossib BILE. but
whether the dangers and trials of the
great American desert are too much Tor
the modern gaSoline-driven machine will
prooahly he known before the coming
week rolls around
Bert Fuller known as Dare Devil
Bert W NJ BranSford. president Of the
salt Lake Chauffeur club: Harold Lamb
ana q representative Of Tie Herald are
scheduled to leave The Herald office next
" edneSday morning and circle the lake
! ne mar nine 70 he used * Mr.. Brans-
ford s thiTtv-fi five horsepower auto, ca
pable Of doing forty miles an hour on
good roads. ard NeSSrs. Fuller and
BrauSfprd say they VIII beat this time
on the long stretch Of sand on the west
shores of the Great salt lake
n the trip Is successful and the way Is
FOUND fairly able IL is then proposed
to r-n an automobile race around the
lake some time iD August. when ii is
expected the attention of the great speed
drivers of this country viii be attracted
TO this novel undertaking.
Such - race looks practicable to the
men taking the trip and this trim viii
soon settle the 8dVISa biiity Of IT, On the
trIp this week the party viii be well sup
piled with water. the one necessary ar
ticle for such a journey. Leaving Salt
Lake IN the early morning. they expect
to mako Terrace FOR the first night :
stop. and the next daE to cross the deS-
eTt. getting home by nightfall Thursday
This trip has been planned for some
time and aUtomobiliSts in this city. as
well as automobile journals all over the
country. have been attracted by the pos
The big BTanSfOrd machine Is
now being nut into condition to stand
the severe test
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
ST. Joe 9. Colorado sprinos ?.

St Joseph. June lz.-Blake's error and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
WITH THE FISHERMEN
Crowds of Anglers Out Today-Re-
ports Are Made of Several
Good Catches.

As this is the first Sunday after the
opening of the fishing season. it is ex-
pected that the crowd of anglers that
will infest the streams today will be
fully as large, is not larger, than the
crowd that attended the opening day
Many parties went out last evening to
spend the day in the canyons. returning
home tomorrow morning in time for bust
ness again.
Reports coming in since last Thursday
show that the fish are becoming mighty
shy. owing to the number of fishermen
who are crOwding the streams As one
angler said yesterday:
They are hugging the banks so close
that. you can't pry them loose with a
crow bar"
II is said that fishing on the Provo
river is exceptionally good this season.
and A number of fine catches have been
made, This is especially true Of the fly
fishermen. Among the number who Wis
tied that stream on the opening day the
following fishermen did well: l. L. Dom
nan, Upper Falls. limit; Edward Wright.
Provo, ten pounds: w X Stafford
Provo: Albert Cuff, Provo; Brigham
Msdsen. Provo: I. A Osborne Provo. all
the limit; +. GroesbecfS. Salt Lake. ten
pounds; David Madsen and John Homer.
Provo, limit.
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YANKEE CREW READY
VespeT Boat Club Members Are Con-
fident Of Winning Henley
Regatta.

Plymouth, England, June 1.-THE
crew of the Vesper boat club arrived
here today from New York on the
steamer New York. They were I'm the
best of health and spirits and confident
of taking back the grand challenge CUP
for which they are to compete at the
Henley regatta
Manager Oscar Th0Tne, in an inter
view with representative Of the As
SOCiatcd Press. said eEvery man IN
the crew is eagerly anticipating the
race. All we'll despite d somewhat
rough voyage They were unable Co do
much in the way of athletics while on
board, but kept strictly to training
diet.
The oarsmen proceeded to Plymouth
on the steamer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
IDAHO STUDENT
BREAKS RECORD
Man From the Gem State Shows
Them How to Run.
SPORTS AT PORTLAND FAIR
OREGON A. C. WINS NORTHWEST
TRACK AND FIELD MEET.

Portland. Ore, June I-One northwest
record was broken today in the intercoI-
! iegiate field and track meet which was
held in the Lewis and Clark stadium.
under the auspices of the MultnOmsh
Amateur Athletic club, Edmundsen. Uni
versity of Idaho, running d half mile in
ECO 10 The record was previously 2:0zIk
maze by Barney Burnett. Muitonomah
The prettiest contest Of the dav was the
finish of the twO-mile run. The only two
entries. Gates of Pacific and Matthews
/ OF Idaho running neck and neck the en-
tire distance. Gates took the race in a
sensational sprint just before crossing
the tame
The two days meet was won by the
OREGON Agricultural college with d grand
total OF 50 points
The other contestants obtained the fol-
lowing scores. University Of Idaho. %.
University of Oregon. Is: Columbia Uni
versity Of Portland. L; Pacific University
OF Forest Grove. Ore. &; Whitman col
lcgc of Walla Walla. Wash The sum-
mary
210-yard dash-smithson.> a. G. won.
Williams. o. \ c. second; Kelly, Column
bia third Time-Z2 Is seconds.
Pole yault--Swan. o. a, c. won: Muir
ply, I. of l.. second; WOOdrOck. o 4
c. third Height. 10 feet inches.
Half-mile run-Edmundsen, University
of Idaho. won. GreeushaW. o. a G. sec
ond; Mathews, Idaho third Time
Sixteen-pound hammer-Baker. Cornell.
won. HugE. I OF o. second, Walker. o
A g. third Distance-122 feet { inches.
229-yard hurdles-SmithsOn- o a g..
won; Csthey. q. a. g, second; Williams,
O A. G. third Tfme-N 10 seconds
Broad jump-Kelly. Columbia. won;
g. third DistauC % feet inches.
Two-miic run-Hates, p u won. Math-
ews. L of l.. second Time-10-26
The relay race was won by O. \. c
FTmn-a-.n 1-5.
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van ana DT1ll-
Afternoon Game-BOston won a loosely
played. though exciting. game from De
troit this afternoon. There was much
wrangliuC toward the close of the game
over Umpire O'Loughlin's decision. At
tendance, 9.550- Score
r II. Z.
tnD7lti $1,000 -------3 y =
Detroit $500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 {
BatteTies-Tannehill and CriseT; Kill
liam. Mullen and Doran.