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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

II may be few days before he de-
cides on permanent location. but he
expects TO have his club running IN
full blast within four weeks.
"a funny thing happened TO me one
morning when | was rehearslng for
'Cashel Byron's Profession said Jim
Corbett. Il was coming down Broad
way IN a hurry about Q o'clock, as I
:arely had time to get breakfast and
get over to the theater. When reached
Browns chophouse ] was accosted by
a tall, shabby looking chap, who looked
like he had seen better days, and who
had the smoothest routine of wise pat
ter that had ever had pulled on me,
After soaring to the highest flights
OF oratory, with the full compliment
OF gestures, he explained he didn't
want money but was fairly dying TO
put on the feedbag Just for Joke
invited him into Browns for break
fast, and you talk about a person run
ming the gamut OF culinary endeavor;
he had them all tackled to the wall.
When we had finished the garcon
brought check calling FOR $3.50, and
I delved into my moleskins for my
bank roll Empty as could be. Then
| remembered that ] had changed
clothes that morning. and in my hurry
had neglected to change my money
and keys from one pair OF trousers to
the other.
II frisked myself all over. and didn't
have the price of a souvenir postal
card. The tall party became wise,
and after lot OF hemming and having
he pulled out a bundle OF baled kale
that you couldn't put in a baggage
wagon. He skinned off five, told the
boy to buy race horse with the
change, and looked at me with sheer
| explained the situation and told him
II he would jump in carriage with
me and drive over to the theater |
would get the money, pay him for what
the breakfast cost, and also the car
riage fare. He shook his head with
a wise look. much as one would who
had been spurned twice in the place
and said;
"I'll buy you a breakfast, but I'm
id II buy you cab.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

At Celtic park New York. two years
ago, Harry Hillman made n trial for
the t40-yard low hurdle record and
ran beautiful race until the last hur-
die. when he trlpped and almost fell
He finished the race. however, and
was away ahead Of the record. but Il
could not be allowed, as he had hit
one Of the hurdles
As the hurdles used at Celtic park
are big heavy affairs that stretch
across the track and weigh at least
30 pounds, II Is certainty that Hill
man would have made even better
time IL he had not hit the hurdle.
OF course, II the hurdles are
Knocked down by the wind or by any
other agency II would not be fair to
claim record, but the rules should be
80 modified as TO give the referee OF
the games power 10 decide whether or
not the hurdler Is entitled TO a record,
even though he hit one or more Of the
sticks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

Railroad Company. and to certain excep.
tons and reservations In the deed uf
said tract from the Union Pacific Rail
road Company
The southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF section 3, In township ! north
OF range 4 west OF the Salt Lake merl-
dian. Davis County. Utah; subject to the
right OF way OF the oregon Short Line
Railroad Company. and to certain excep-
tlons and reservations In the deed OF the
said tract from the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company.
The sale will take place on or after
Thursday, the cath day OF May, 1906, and
written bids will be received by the un-
dersigned at the office OF the Consolidated
Wagon a Machine Company Salt Lake
CITY Utah. Terms OF sale. to the high
est bidder, either for cash. or on credit
not exceeding one year, payable In gross
or In installments, provided, that II the
sale shall be made upon credit, the notes
OF tho purchaser or purchasers for the
purchase money shall be taken. with
u mortgage or mortgages on the property
to secure the payment OF the said note
or notes. and provided further. that at
least 10 per cent OF the purchase money
shall be paid at the time OF sale
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Francis
Cope, Deceased
Dated May g. 1906.
Young h Snow. Attorneys for Admins
traitor.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received up 20 Mon
day. May 18th 1876. u o'clock noon by the
city Council OF Murray, FOR the erection
OF a City Hall and jail according 10 plans
and specifications drawn by Erskino &
building. Salt Lake City. Utah, where
plans can be seen ON and after May 18th.
iaOd Bids will be opened May 18th, 1905. a
\ o'clock p m. IN the presence Of the city
Council Al bids must be addressed to W.
J Warenski, city Clerk, Murray city,
Utah. A certified check u per cent u
the amount OF bid must accompany each
bid Separate bids will be received for
the CITY Hall and Jail, and each bidder
must include all items as specified In
each one OF the separate specifications
By order OF the City Council Of Muir
w. J. WARENsKI, City clerk.
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tus. also for the building completed, ex-
Cept heating apparatus. Each bid must
be accompanied with a certified check %
8 per cent, the amount Of hid, which will
be- returned with all rejected hlds also
10 the successful bidder upon entering
into contract and giving an approved bond
uf twice the amount % bid within one
week after said work is awarded 9th
erwisa the amount 20 be forfeited to said
district The Trustees VIII meet at their
office M the above time aud date to open
ana publicly read all bids. The Trustees
reserve the right TO reject any and all
bids or accept any part thereof
BIZ order OF Board. "A
WIN HOWARD,
ELLEN BROCK BANK,
PETER +. JOHNSON.
Dated az Huntington, May 9Th.
Date Tor opening OF bids changed TO
End day OF June, 1906, no 2 am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board Of Trustees %
North Morgan School District, Morgan
county Utah. will receive bids up to 10
a m. June Sth 1906, for the erection Of
"A school building. Plans, specifications
and instructions 10 bidders can be found
at the Office OF Y. O. Kingston Morgan.
Utah. also at tho office OF II. c. Watkins,
architect. Provo, Utah
zach hid must be accompanied with a
certified check OF per cent tho amount
OF bid which will be returned with all
rejected bids, also TO the successful bid
der upon entering into contract and Civ
ing an approved bond, otherwise the
amount 10 be forfeited to said district,
rhs bids will be received IN segregated
form for stone and brick masonry; for
carpenter and tin work, for pgastering;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
BUYERS KNOW QUALITY.
Fewer Automobiles Being Sold Be-
cause They Pretend TO be Flrst-Class.

Fewer Automobiles Being Sold Be-
cause They Pretend To be First-Class
"a change Is working In the open
selling market. because of buyers
knowing quality more thoroughly and
being better able 10 make their pur-
chases on the merit of machines" re-
marks a New York man who Keeps
four cars and has owned a dozen. mot
long ago, wealthy buyers went largely
on the principle that the highest priced
must he the best. | admit being one
Of them. While there Is no question
about the great excellence of the Mer-
cedes, It is equally undoubtable that
many sales of them were made for no
other reason than that they cost "A little
more Now 1t is getting to be a ques-
ton OF greatest value, aud men who
have learned. are picking out the best
made American cars ana buying them.
The result il an interesting condition
OF market. While there are plenty of
cars to be had. and SOME on spot de-
livery, there Is marked shortage OF
others. So far as the factories are con-
cerned, the Pierce, Packard and Loco
mobile products, all top priced, note
you, were sold out some time ago. ana
IN some cases the agents OF these ara
also sold up. The agent OF Pierce-Ar-
rows In New York. for instance. Is adj
vertislng 1907 cars Among the for
eign makes. too, the change is notice.
able. Being higher In price has not
enabled the Mercedes 10 hold its old
sway. Registration returns show that
other makes have been gaining favor
The Panhard always has held It's own,
and since the wonderful performance OF
Lancia with the Fiat In the Vanderbilt
race and Its other good showings. the
Italian car has taken certain leader
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

sealed bids for the finishing OF four
rooms halls, etc, IN the new school
building on state Street between Eleventh
and Twelfth South ST. viii be received
up 20 and until o'clock D. M, May aJrd.
1905. al the Offices " Erskine a. Llljen-
berg. Architects, and the Board Of Educa-
tom OF the Granite school District will
receive bids az their Office 1870 state ST.,
I'M 20 s o'clock p. m 0f the above date.
BIDS 10 be opened May s3rd 1906, at S
o'clock ln the evening, al 1890 State street.
work plastering. TIN and galvanized iron.
The work 10 be figured AZ one contract,
and each part separate Each proposal
must be- accompanied with a certified
check FOR per cent II tho amount "
bid made payable 70 the Board OF Edu-
cation of the Granite School District
Rights reserved 90 reject any or all bids
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Granite School District
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SUMMONS.

Nj ,,lpils'rict Court Of the Third Judi
h o. S,i,'{ % the state OF Utah, Coun-
Charles rl Lanf Clara Terry, Plaintiff, w
TAI " ,SeeFIy Defendant The state Of
b uw, Wv sald defendant: You are here
.Au st,eg TO appear within twenty
non W." Won 'ne service " this summons
shlcS IN. u served within tho County in
slhin Ky action Is brought, otherwise.
'rd IN W days after service, and de
ass ~ NJ, above entitled action; and IN
M b Ss cr failure 50 to do, Judgment
p he 1eDo,.ug'ed against you according
l styys 'I |. ot the complaint Of which
" I,.,rswlth served upon you.
MARTIN 8, LINDSAY,
p o asdr.- PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Ike City Utah. ''''"s'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
RULE A BAD ONE.
Amateur Athletic Union Hurdles Reg
ulatlon Serves Poorly Its Purposes.

one Of the seemingly useless rules
I'm the A. \. Z. handbook is the one
which says that in making a record in
a hurdle race 1t is necessary for the
runner to jump over every hurdle In
position
This means that II a man knocks
down one or more of the hurdles and
breaks the record he cannot get credit
for It. not even II he falls over the
track. then gets up and finishes the
race
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
10 THE POOR MAGNATE.

II he honestly tells how many people
attend his ball games rival magnates
will know all about his affairs.
II he swells II his players will think
business Is good and land on him as
one man for more money.
II he knocks off thousand or two he
outrages himself and makes the public
think business IL poor.
II he keeps still one OF the three
things viii be done for him by the go
lucky guessers among the scrtbes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

Main Street and West Temple Street on a
street running nom east Ia west about
one city block south 81 Ninth South
street, for tho salt Lake city Board o..
Education, according 20 plans, spec.n
cations ard drawings. which are
omen for inspection OF the bidders OF the
ofnco of Richard Kletung, architect, he
the Hooper 4 Eldredge Block. Salt Lake
city, Utah. and an bids aud proposals
at the above time VIII be publicly opened
and read Ia the office Of the Board - 20
ucatiOu I'm ,Le City and County Building
SAT- Lake CIV, Utah. All bids must be nd
dressed 10 Board u Education for Salt
Lake CITY, and marked en- the lower lett
NV, or. such bids con be delivered 10
toe Board OF Education az The said time
and place &C opening same
Bids must not contain conditions. quail
lHcatious. propositions. or any other
things than those mentioned In plans
spcci6cntious. drawings. contracts AMI
bonds. aud bidder must Use the form M
bids which viii he found az the office NJ
the said architect and uo other form %
bid will bee received.
A certified or cashiers Chcck ON some
bank I'm salt Lake city. Utah foy NJ least
per cent % The amount " each bid mus
be enclosed. EaCn check Is To- be made
PAYABLE 20 the undersigned and g. 10 Do
bld Is accepted and tho bidder does not m
Ter into the contract within three days
after its acceptance, Tor tine faithful exc.
Cution OF the contract and bond herein.
after mentioned.
The proposed contract ard bond ars also
NJ the Office ~ said architect. and can
there be examined
A bond must be furnished for one-halt
~ the bid, and good and sufficient SUR
lies. all satisfactory 20 the undersigned.
Tho bids are 10 be FOR the following
work and no subdivision VIII be con.
s!dcrcd
First for the building complete except
heating. plumbing and electric lighting
Second FOR the heating
Third f0r the plumbing.
The undersigned reserves the right 10
reject any ana all bids
Dated salt Like city, Nav 10 1909.
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Of salt Lake City.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board Of Trustees OF
Huntington School District, Huntington.
Emery County. Utah, will receive bids for
the erection of an S-room school building
up to oeLoek am. June 2nd, 1905,
bidders can be found at the residence OF
VIM. Howard, Huntington, Utah, also al
the office Of X. c. Watkins, Architect,
Provo. Utah Bids will be received IN
segregated form for excavating and stone
masonry, brick work and cut stone. car.
penter work aud tin work. plastering and
cement work. painting, heating appara-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
NOTICES..

county Clerk or respective sign
VIZ Tor further information.
Of An TO CREDlTORs.-E ESTATE
pnsss ilN". Deceased. Creditors will
'eyr,5 laimt with vouchers 10 the UNI
ll,sis,,a 81 my office. 2ls South Main st.
Anus on Qr before the 9th day OF
ilai,lo.. JOS, @, CECIL.
VGsL Of the Estate OF Ann
hsn,oIs nlst publication. April 81. 1905.
Fowler. Attorneys,
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for painting; for heating apparatus; also
for the building complete except heating
apparatus The trustees will meet az the
old school building IN Morgan, Utah, at
the time and date stated above TO open
and publicly read all bids,
The trustees reserve the right 20 reject
any and All bids. or accept any part
thereof
BY order OF Board.
WALTER BRAMELL Chairman.
J, w STEWART. Treas.
H.. q. KINGSTON, Secy.
Dated al Morgan. Nav H. 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
NOTICE.

The Safe Board OF Examiners will re-
ceive sealed bids At the office OF the Sec
!etary OF said Board, City and County
Building Salt Lake City, Utah up to and
until u o'clock noon. May sist. 1905 for
four thousand I'VE hundred (i500) school
registers, for the State Department VI
Public Instruction; work to be completed
the Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Salt Lake City, Utah. on OF before August
isf, 1906; said registers to conform In
every particular with the sample on file
IN the office Of the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. Each bid must be
accompanied by a certified check equal
to 10 per cent 40 per cent? Of the amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
JOY FOR BIKE RIDERS.
immcr Fast Approaching, and
Salt Palace Racing Is ON.

The, string OF big riders who are
going to ..ake time lly at the Salt Pal
ace this summer are now pretty well
prepared for their work, The pace that
doesn't lead to Victory has generally
been abandoned, and it's case %
practise. aud harden down into condi-
ton with every rider at the saucer
track
so far no changes are I'm prospect IN
the lineup. through failure Of any
promised rider TO make good. The fact
that there are very few allurements
elsewhere than IN Salt Lake may be
responsible for this but whatever the
cause, 1t Is practically certain that salt
Lake win be the center of the bike
game for the world this summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
IL YOU DON'T

Succeed the first time use Herbine and
YOU will get instant relief. The greatest
liver regulator A positive cure for Con,
stipation. Dyspepsia, Malaria Chills and
ali liver complaints. Mr.. c. Of Emory.
Texas, writes. My wife has been using
Herbne for herself and children Tor hye
years. II Is a sure cure for constipation
and malaria fever which is substantlated
by z. c. NJ !, Drug Dept, liz and IA
South Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
'''s'iNnIs,rRAToRs SALE OF
kEAL ESTATE.

)s,nst ~ p,.ssiriet Court. Third Iua,c,a,
" LAKE ne i state Of Utah, County Of
France. ~ the matter Of tho estate
'rsd NH, .9pe. Deceased. The under.
:, parcel ~ W. at private sale. either in
Z tescrihsa 70 subdivisions, the follow.
he northss tracts Of land, to.wit,
.nltsr Of 40, quarter Of the southwest
K large won l. IN township / norm
.sa Davis c es, on the Salt Lake mcri'
'sat " yav Vu''y, Utah; subject 10 ina
- y The Oregon Short Line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

When the Utah team gets back from
Boulder they VIII be given u rouslng
reception. As they are amateurs, mats
about All they will get.
RUDE Waddell shut out Boston a few
days ago. to 4. His wife is a Bos-
tonian and RUDE has a graudge against
the. town.
Bowlers will shortly enter upon their
annual task IT making the back end Of
the present season connect with the
front end Of the next,
: Utah aud Idaho trap shooting as
suciation. with branches IN two great
states should surely use up a lot Of
the special brand Of powder its promot-
ers wish 10 advertise, provided. or
course IL buys through Salt Lake.
McGraW. The bah player, IL like Cure.
the Wllilrdist The umpire makes him
nervous.
To show that the American league
viii tolerate no roWdyism. Umpire Tim
Hurst took poke at clark Griffith.
Tim will positively not stand for any
ungentlemanly conduct.
Jake Schaefer has a son for his
warmest rooter and Willie Hoppe dad.
Harry Mccarthy, the pugillst whG
was killed at sharon. Pa, died OF heart
disease. according to the jury. This is
a variation from the conclusion of the
brain formula.
As soon as the Douglass Jockey club
OF Louisville secures an ornamental
head and some racing dates II will be
ready to proceed with the turf war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

ship. And all because those who want
quality are becoming able to select 1t,
once. anything in the shape Of an au-
tomobile would sell. but this is becon.-
ing less and less so"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

Maryland smallpox patients are play
Ing a series Of baseball games. A man
good enough to catch smallpox ought
TO get everything that comes his way
Northwestern university has entered
only eight men in the conference meet.
II doesn't intend 20 hog all the events
Just because the meet Is 20 be held on
It's own held That must be why the
entries are so few,
No one was suspended after the
punching match on the New York
American league grounds clark Grit
nth Is wondering whether President
Johnson thinks everybody got what was
coming To him on the spot, rendering
further punishment unnecessary.
Utah has left n few men out OF the
running events at Boulder, or course,
Maddox, with his characteristic court-
eSy would hate 10 take everything In
sight from his teams hosts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

Hugo wrote that women are az
nloted by trifies; but they are also con-
soled by uihes" In the store ads.
they will find many 'trihes' 10 con-
sole--few. IL any TO afflict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Noice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned up 70
. m May 18th, 1906. for the materials
Ind labor required IN the erection % a is-
D0m school house to 10 erected between
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-19

As soon as the Douglass Jockey club
OF Louisville secures an ornamental
head and some racing dates Il will be
ready to proceed with the turf war
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
VARIOUS GRADES OF POVERTY.
Of Them All, the "Gentee" Kind
Causes Most Suffering.

A great majority of Us know what
it is to he poor, to fight the battle
against such odds as sometimes makes
the contest appear an almost hopeless
one. Poverty, however, is a relative
term To the man who is low in the
scale poverty means acute physical
sufferings for lack of necessary food
and shelter. To others Y verify means
the surrender of certain comforts in
which every man feels he has right
to share. But of all poverty that
classed as "renteel" dou !tless causes
more widespread suffering than any
other kind. This is the poverty of the
families that are trying to keep up
social pace which they can not afford;
the poverty of the woman who can
not get along" on her husbands sal
airy and wea~ what she considers suit
able gowns lor her club meetings;
the poverty of the young man who
tries to shine out of true proportion to
his income; the poverty of the made
over gowns and the shiny coats.-ln-
dianapolis News.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
FORGET-ME-NOT.

Could you read what is in my heart,
dear,
Could you tell what the flowers say.
Would you find a sweeter blossom
AS you roamed the meadow today?
There were cowslips, primroses and
daisies
And the wild rose in the hedge,
And clusters of scented violets
Meath the rosebush peeped their
heads.
| searched in vain in the waving grass
And followed the stream till it eddied
away,
Into the vending glades of ash and
willow,
To find in the language of the flowers
A symbol of the love hold for you.
ROBERT BIRKIN.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
Another Derivation of Yankee"

When the New England colonies
were first g." led, the inhabitants W. e
obliged to fight their way against
many nations of Indians. They found
but little difficulty in subduing them
all except one tribe, who were known
by the name of Yankoos-which sig
nifies invincible.
After the taste of much blood and
treasure, the Yankoos ere at last
subdued by the New England men.
The remains of this nat - agreeable
to the In.an custo, y transferred
their name I; their conc 'erors.
For a while they were called Yam
koos, but fir" a corrup on, common
to names in all langu" &c, they got
through tim, the name Yankee
New York Gazette June 1, ITS.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
Girls Feat Appreciated.

II you want place where really
valuable feminine accomplishments
are held in esteem you should 80 to
Canton. The Chinese there have re-
Gently celebrated the festival of the
spinning maiden and the cowherd.
Thereat one girl of 16, with needle
in one hand and thread in the other,
knelt before the shrine of the star
goddess and threaded the needle be-
hind her head She was at once in
undated with offers of marriage.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
Cleverness of the Ycr1g.

With steady but increasing pace
the world is approaching a point at
which the cleverness of the young
will amount to social problem. AL
ready things are getting uncomfor-
table for persons of age and sobriety,
whose notion of happiness is to rum
mate few solid and simple ideas in
freedom from disturbance.-Macmil-
lan's Magazine.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
Sick Room Hint.

A floor should never be swept in
room where there is a contagious dis
ease patient. 1t should be washed
with cloth dipped in borax water, so
that no dust annoys the patient and
no assortment of germs are flung up
in the air, to drift out of the windows
en- route to fresh victims.