davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-26
POTATOES THAT Will KEEP
Boon TO Farmers Found in South ssa
Islands by an Ocean 85
# II Captain. u s}is

Berkeley, Cal. "a sweet potato that
will. like the Irish potato, keep for al
indefinite length of time under normal
conditions is the discovery of Capt.
y. A. Macomber, of Oakland, who re-
turned from an extended trip aroind
the world on his schooner Gotama.
The box of potatoes, which were car
ried for eight months on the ship, and
which remained in a perfect state OF
preservation for that time, have been
turned over to the department of ag-
ricnlture at the University of Cali
fornla, and steps will be taken towards
the introduction of this most valuable
plant into this state. ss., .i&e% &
The potato was discovered by
Capt. Macomber on Papan island, in
the Ladrone group in the South seas.
It was taken from the ground last
April. and was Of exceptional flavor
and quality. So impressed was Capt.
Maccmber with the richness of the
tuber and it's value as a delicacy for
his table that he took a lot with him
on leaving the island. He expected
that like all other sweet potatoes that
he had seen, they would spoil in a few
weeks, but, to- his surprise, they did
not. They kept until he arrived home
and are still in good condition.
Upon arriving at Berkeley Capt. Ma
eomber took his find, along with some
other plants he had; gathered on his
trip, to Prof. e. ]. Wickson, head of
the department of agriculture at the
state university. and Prof. Wickson
says that the discovery is as, valuable
as any that has been made in many
years.
1T will mean millions of dollars
saved if we can get a sweet potato that
VIA not only not have to be refrigerated
to be kept, but keep as long as the
other potato. During sweet potato
season and out, of it sweets are high
because they will not keep. Mer-
chants put them in cold storage and
command a high price for them when
the crop is all used up. And then
millions rot every year in spite of
everything that can be done to pre-
serve them"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-26

Germs Lurk IN Girls Long Hair.
That women should cut their hair
short for hygienicS reasons is the adj
vice Of Andrew Carnegie, who adj
dressed the girl students at Dundee
university. The iron master said, how
ever, that he hoped they would retain
their long-haired ways should they
adopt a new style.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-26

Figure your lumber bills
with Nels HaW kinsOn and save
m N m evy SS55 555 ~

Iearna Matchmaking. Make money learning,
Board at no cost. Minneapolis Matchmaking
School, Seventh street and Hennepin avenue,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-26
3
Killed

Minneapolis, Dec Isl Mrs. u Wolf.
mann, wife 81 Rev III. II. Woitnaa IN
assistant pastor q Trinity Germ ID
.Luthern church. was instantly killed
lat ast avenue . aud 18th street Wills
standing fl the street Tor 4 cdr, d run.
away horse knocked her under the
wheels OF d sEreetcar
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-26
He1d Up.l

Tacoma, Wash Dec rs Tire North.
sern Pacific westbcuhd North Coast
Limited trai ii was held Up Saturd az
night al Hillside. near EIiansbere.
and the express car dynamsted. It's
understood no passengers nor train
men were in nred, d
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-26
Kits Not CaFess, but Assault

d A kiss lis an assault SO decided City
Prosecutor Emile nv EIelmes. az St Paul;
MINI who caused the arrest OF %. B.
Muller on complaint Of Miss Mary a.
Lauder whosays Muller stopped heron
the street and saressed her. Muller
pleaded guilty and signed 4 peace bond
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20
Criticism of Education.

Kentok Jori, the Japanese mission.
airy, was criticising education in the
occident.
"a western education" he said
lays too much stress on dates, facts,
general information-all those things
that one can look up in a jiffy in the
encyclopedia.
'The oriental education Is better in
that it deals only in such things as
develop the mind, leaving general in.
formation quite alone.
"Of what great good is general in.
formation, after all? T e futility of
much of it was brought out the other
days in conversation between two
students.
""Think of It, said e first stu.
dent. 1T would take 100000 years
to pump the sea dry, pumping at the
rate of 1000 gallons second
"The other thought. Then he said:
"'And where would they put all the
water?"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20

Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Leman of Butte.
Mont, were guests in the city Wednes-
day, en- route to Los Angeles.
~ ~
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Peck will
entertain at cards tomorrow evening.
~ ~
she will visit with friends for several
weeks.
~ ~
Miss Alleen Yard of Denver is the
guest of Miss June Whittemore.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement r. Froth of
Denver are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stevenson.
~ ~
Mrs. ]. J. Carpenter was a guest in
the city Wednesday on her way to the
coast.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20
An Idea for PhiIanthropIsts.

Helping a man OF woman in need Of
money to negotiate an awkward or
hard-pressed period ought to COM
mend itself as readily to the true phil
anthropist as the idea Of supporting
and endowing a hospital. What is
requisite is an institution which, for
lack Of better definition, we should
call hospital of affairs.-Public Opin
ion.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20
Too Many Important People.

There are to be 10000 biographies
in the next edition of who's Who?"
The people of importance in their
day" must soon begin to feel over
crowded, like some of the classes on
lower level.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20
Boy Ends His Life.

Because he did not Nant to chop
some stove wood for his mother, Wal
ter st. Clair, Of San Francisco, age II,
went to the cellar and hanged himself.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20
His AVERAGE.

Say, Cap, they claim we lynched
the wrong man."
"Eh? That's funny. But don't you
worry. 1t amt spoiled my average
yit. I'm allus sure to hit it right
three times out of FIVE"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20
The Gas Water Heater

A GAS WATER HEATER" at
tached to your present kitchen boiler
at a cost of about three cents.
will give enough hot water for bath
Don't forget that with a GAS
range in your house you can sleep an
hour longer in the morning. We sup
ply the best makes of each and would
be glad to talk it over with you. Call
phone TT or drop us a postal. We
are at your service.
UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY CO.,
Gas Department,
No. 9 South Main Street
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20
SALT LAKE is BECOMING METRO
POLlTAN.

We have been metropolitan for a
long time. We have the finest import
ed and California wines in the world.
Rieger & Lindley, the Whisky Mer-
chants, 35 and 81 West Seconl South
street.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30
&c. &QpiteI.

60 bsianSen lid benn Salon ulio
SOnnenlOde iuncrbalb Der engen @rens
;en Der Straitolonie. Son yanS III
%ano battcn Sei0e chamber 9elu6t,
Ocr Giuc, hin leineu Tad1el6wur, Der
Nuoere, I'M cine cole ScuDun0 Si ers
IiQeu, uuO nm tbeiltcn Scioc baS
9lcid)e S6idIai alS Strafgeianscne in
Den S6wcIclmtneu pou SruIapif.
OOrt laben mo Ipradcn Tie lid, BORT
arbciieten lie Seite oil Seitc. aber fcincr
aDute III Dem anOern Den Wtanr, oeu
CT 10 lan3c 9eiuht uuo nidt 9efuuocn
bate.
Die ein;ise Sdopfuns Sonncnlodes,
weld)c 3Orgcn SOr9cnlon wabrcno Der
9feaftiOn, Die Dem Stur;e Ger Jfcpnblif
auf Dem 6ube fOl9te. pid)t ;eritortc.
mar Die Scrpcrtbung Der Sdioclels
ber9prrfe al5 Straffolonic, MIR taE CT
oaS iSldnoilhe Seamtenpcrional oerlels
ben Ourd) odnildeS crlette. Die is,
l0noild)en InlIeber fanntcn SalOn.
nno wenn SoIncnlode, Den tic nod
bcllcr fannten, nod wGbrcno ibrer
AmtSuerwaltun9 ibucn iibcr9ebcr nor.
ben Ddre, 10 mirbe feiilem Der beioen
@efan9enen ~rerbor9en 9eblieben lcin,
wcr Scr albere mar. Abcr pon ocll
bdnildcn Scamtcu wu6te 9iiemaRb
etluaS pom Salon, unb 10 criubr otclcr
nie, baB Sonnenlode lein Wiitgefau:
9cner mar, nnA fonnte CT audi ans Dem
Ne6lel oc5 ScanltenpcrlonGlS uno
mandcr inIdlig gebOrten Aeuberung
entnebmcn, oaB Ole 9tepublif 9%ciaieii
mar, 10 lieB CT iid) bod lli6t inI @nts
ferltelten trdllmcn = une eS mar eiid)
liienianO ba, Der es linn gcla0t bGtte =
Dap DER SerbaBte, wcldJcn CT ucrIolstc,
nm ibn Sn tootcn. uno oen er bod nic
BON an0eiiht Sn 9lnseliht gcisbcn
bate. 9leih linn Gin Strdflina lci mo
t19lidy un0 ltilnblib innerbalb leincs
@eiidtsfreileS nit inn tielelbe barte
Arbeit %perrid)tete.
NSas Sonnenlode betraf. 10 mugte.c CT
nidt. oaB SaIon lid nod in Der Sos
ionic befaub. @r ucrinutbcte uielnclr,
osrlelbe lei III 6reibeit sclcst woroeIl.
pcil ibm bcfannt mar, OaB Sorgen
Sorsenlon Die GntlaHung aller inter
Der 0fepublif Serurtbsiitem beIobleu
bate. Aber Der &ommaueant ocr 2os
ionic bate nur Die politil6en @eiange-
men entlaiiem mno Salon mar, oils sc.
mtinsr Serbreder, 3uriidbelalttn NOR.
Den. Die iibriSen nod suriid9ebliebenell
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30

Sn DER @erlegenbeit. Dame:
.@ber. !0err S9uIae. elauben Sic, es
made mir Spab, fpenn sic INNER rur
pom Wetter iprehen2" Singing:
Did, ih = ih ou9te, fpeil's @etter
aerooe 70 fh0n ift!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30
GIepelane, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Ecuts RaiIpay.

SIsseIant D~tbtftsA
MabaiI & enbart sgpreb.. 72Ogm linton gas aa.s........ 9 sSsm
2e& . sa tasad 3D. ! s08m Grt a8apns L CIT ep tdsI 10 segm
gl.DlanS geeOm.--~--1o 4ogm SoaftYeaern stS tsI DIS. 10 5Ogm
an6nfon @sp .....-...114 5gm @Ieb, Sol & DetgTp tdsId IL 30Bm
st gabms & et6 ep taI 6 OoVm 81 sonis sb taI 4 So. 3 o0Wm
eIebI SOl & Detroit erp bI 6 25Nm GItbart & Mabafb erpreb.. 6 3Oam
Suiderbo6er 81 tdJd &s.. 8 55Am Amersan @Tpreb tasH&. go. 6 459M
st Sonts Dtbtftou.
s stn s sa,' a. + ct sss tsl' L s sss's s " g sa. s s. ssI + ts s,s si = !; !; f. : s sSsn
OF Souis @eeem.----- 7 1bxm 81. Bouts grpret tasi 49,. 7 Ism
eoutbneaern sm tI da..11 e5sm Matn & 3 Saute ase - 10 assn
ct eouis egpresh, taI d g.. II 45gm Rs Bottom Elm tasI ds. 2 4ogm
ct. Bouts 9tb tsi ds.-.- 8 15Nm OF 4ouis Ncsom .-- 8 s5Rm
aere Saute & 9Ratu Me.. s oesem gBaibinstsn @sp, tdsI DIS. 8 o5Rm
Ameriean gspreb tdsl.--. Z 05Nm 9utde-bo6r 81 td8Is 3d. 8 45sn
Gtusta1att Otstftsa.
Gin & Sous xa4tsFpreb tsIs 3 45Bm gbieasO aa@t SPECIAL tasIs Q l5sw
OF Sous & gn Ra&te<p to 4 s08m ginetnratiNec ..-...---10 30Em
Cincinnati 9a4tspesiaIt ss 4 45gm gns u 81 8 9Th tag. lie 65gm
s simisnss s sss. ta g. -. : sSsm ssi: : e st + s 3 ssbt tss s 4 ps II :sss
Cincinnati Elm tdal p ..... 3 55Qm gbte 9th special tdai' p. 8 OSsQn
sonissiue eEprsb .....---- : SSRm snbi0nasols as, aass. etss 8 1ossw
|@tneinnai Meeom 800. 4 O0Nun @ine & 3ouisb ga ttap tai Sill EORm
gte & Nab 8 8 to d & p 9 9ORa Cine Snts & ct 8 Or to o rs 0oatt
&ttsass Dtbtiiox
xMeaso 1adtEsrst tsl 8 Il l5sm saae aa&*ssret, taal 49, : SOP.
sssaeo Ha@t Special s tasl 2 2ogm sins Ha@t Special 8 tasI" 4Ogm
ssssss s %siI s,;: ;siilia > u 1 1ss@ s essij ss. s sss,st isI , d. 70 2 s sSs.
sshtt ets Special tdI d p ; aOQm 90 8ssehe &eeem..----- s oe1x
WiAtsa1 Oisiftox.
gabaib & gnbat espreb.. 2 20gm etbart erpreb tdsI.-----1e sOgm
Wtdtsan ga! espup Ill 46sm senton sarbor erSrst - : $50.
gHbart As tdsA& ..-.--. 6 00Nm gItbart & Babafb @rpreb. 6 30Nm
Seerta O~tbtfton-pefIi&
Peoria gsprsb tdsH& > LIB 15gm columbus & Vane ep tsl . 3 soBx
s ssssss s s.ssts = t. sTss; = - :, : sssm E = Ssi, s ss.s;:f 81. 9 s sss:
g5ampsasa aseOm $1,000. s oOXm Yeoaa erpreb tasH4 p 4 d Q esRx
$esrta Ctbiftou-6fIi&.
Columbus eypret tasI.--- 8 2OEm ssnn aeeom."---1e oogm
Ditto epeetal tdeI.--~-.- 3 50Sm golumbus Gypreb tdoI.....11 8oB1
ssna assom. .----... 9 1bam soInmbus eEprsb tasI s---ls ooRts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30
@atenbahta sTabrpiam.
Oanoalia Sine.

Mbgane Gnfunft
ct. 3ouis spcI, agls d.. 1 b0gm Btttsbura GpeI. tdoH6 9 4 ao8m
eaptol @Spret tdal s d.. 7 0S@m sen Sort erpreb tdaIi& .. 6 6eHm
ct eouts Nc teI ..-..... Z SOON S&neQer NRau tdeh&. 49,. s 0OUm
St qou's sm tdsi& ID / BIO 3sWm aerre 9axte citing Dec tas 10 a5Dm
50 st 8 eSpaeb tde ID d Is t0Nn aesfone espreb tdaIi& d . 8 40Nm
ct 20 uif eitrt t6eI.... 8 1888 Ntlamtie @Tsreb tdaR&... 1 4ERm
= o d etfrfb BAN &C tel. 4COS n 4tteb Err, tdI sd..-.. 8 56Rm
ct y 0ef y all tdeid.- s 10NS 8be 10 3imtet teI sdb 7 05Ru
ct 3outs StHtal td9i& 8 III 35Nm Ntttshurg SpcI tdat@ o d IL a5Nm
gtneennel Sibtftou.
eairo & 8taseu gTpr tdei& 8 05Bm Simeon & 6remd Gid esp tai 10 O0Bn
BtueeuneS eypreb tdsI....-12 3Os1n gatro grpreb tdsR& -.....- 1SRm
Opener 4 6rend Gid u, tgl 1 559fu Binsennes gspreB tdaR&. 10 s0Nv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
MAGNATES' MEETING TODAY
State Basket Ball League VIII
Discuss Schedule and Other
Important Matters,

A meeting of the magnates is sched-
uled for President H. O. Shepard's Of
flee this afternoon, when the making
OF a schedule for the state league viii!
come up. Shepard has been assured a
full attendance for this meeting and
does not anticipate any trouble in
framing one agreeable to all the clubs.
1t is understood that both Murray
and Bountiful will make an appIica-
ton to joint the league at this meet
ing Murray, it is understood, has al
ready posted a check of $3.50 in John
Dubei's hands as her forfeit money in
case she is given a franchise.
The league season opens May 1,
which gives all the teams plenty of
time to get in shape. Already Eure-
ka and Salt Lake have practically
signed their teams. Ogden claims to
have nine men staked out where she
can lay hands on them, while little has
been heard from Park City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
DEAD SHOTS FROM MISSOURI
BattIeShip'S Rifle Crew Follow
in Footsteps of Jesse James
in Shooting.

Washington, April THE crack rifle
team Of the battleship Missouri won
in the recent rifle match at Guanta-
namO, Cuba, between the vessels con-
stituting the battIeships of the squad
ron of the Atlantic fleet. The Mis-
SOuri's total was 1873 and the Illinois
was second with 1884.
The Iowa was third with 6.742. Lieu
tenant Commander w A. MOffatt, who
has just been relieved of duty as active
officer of the Amphitrite. the station
ship at Guantanamo, called at the
navy department today and reported
the excellent results of the contest
The range at Guantanamo, which was
Just completed in time for the practice
last month Will accommodate 2,000 RI
1lemen at once. Hereafter the Allan
tic fleet Will have rifle practice there
twice a wear
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
ANNUAL ROAD RACE.
Hugh Rippeto Promises to GLADDEN.
Scorcher's Hearts.

Hugh Rippeto, the road race king,
announced yesterday that the persons
who like to see ambitious cycling riders
burn up the country road would not
be disappointed this year. Yesterday
RippetO signed UP for the use of the
Lagoon road on Decoration day.
This event has been an annual one
in Salt Lake cycling circles for the
past fifteen years and Hugh says he
sees no reason why. it should not be as
successful as ever this year. He has
already been assured of the entry of
Nadel, who is always the first man
to enter and some say the last to fin
ish, but without him the race would
not be a success RippetO says he will
begin getting his prize list in shape at
once and hopes to offer the riders as
good prizes as he has in the past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
.HIPPOCRATES ALL THE WAY
At Odds of IL to |, He Makes
RoycrOft, the Favonter Look
Like Selling Platter.

San Francisco, April 7.-Hippocrates,
at u to 1. won all the way in the F'a-
vOnius handicap at Oakland today.
Roycroft the favorite had poor rae
ing luck and finished third. Russell,
on the latter, had a rough journey, and
was almost thrown over the fence. I'm
Joe gave the talent a surprise by win
ming the second race at ODDS of 10 to l.
Thirty-three book makers, said to be
the largest number that have ever
made their appearance on local
track at one time. handled the coin
Weather clear, track fast. Results
First race five fuTlOngs-TOny Faust,
112, Dugan, 3 TO 4, Won, Tanana, los,
Mnder, Il TO l. second; Coco, 1O5,
Preston, so TO l. third Time o.
Lucy c, NapPa. ArragOn. Arrow Ma
ker and Sam Sidman also ran.
Second race, one mile-Im Joe, 107,
League. 10 to 1, won; Royal ColOrs, 102,
J. j. Walsh. i to /. second; Integrity
1O2, Robinson, 20 !, third. Time
1:42%. Rotrou, Hedgethorn. Merry-go-
Round, Josie's Jewel. Fred Bent, Ratio
and Antada also ran.
Third race. mile and half-Red
Light, 107. BrusSel. Z to ,, won; Pre-
servator, 100, Kunz, i to 2, second;
Leila Hill 102, Robinson, 9 10 l, third
Time-2:37A. EXpedient, Byronerdale,
Iras. Rough Rider and Bonar also ran.
Fourth race Favonius handicap,
mile and a quarter. purse S1,2OO-Hip-
pocrates, 100 T. Sullivan, II 10 /, won;
Northwest. 80, Preston, Z to /. second;
Roycroft. 80, BrusseI, IS 10 5. third.
Time-2:O734. Fisher Boy. Dusty Mil
Ter. NJ M BOWdish. Blue Eyes. Ed
Sheridan. Yeoman and Princess Titan
ia also ran.
Fifth race, seven and half furlOngs
Hector. 3d. Preston, 13 to 3, won;
Ma1tinmas 1O3, Clark, 9 to ), second;
Albert Fir, 100, Brussel. TO 1. third
Time: 341a. Dixie Lad, Lily Golding
/ and Judge also ran.
Sixth race, six furlOngs-St Francis
/ 112, Dugan, to 10, won; Akbar. III
J. J. Walsh 10 to 1. second; Lady
/ King, 1O7. B. Powell, II to 1 third
! Time-1:151A. TavOra AzOra. Koug'
rock, Santa Ray, Two Bills, Smiler and
/ Tryconnel also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
w 6 ar
For Easter

Efforts have been put forth &c make the
Easter showing attractive in the highest sense.
The lavish displays of tempting Spring
things are proving both interesting and in
structive.
Regardless of the unsettled weather you
have given your generous approval.
There is Unreasonable satisfaction in show
ing the very highest character of merchandise
and having trade buy it readily.
And now as contributing to your deeper in
terest are these Easter suggestions
See the splendid display of foreign and do
nestle creations in the Millinery Section land
especially the happy results we have reached
in Offering dainty and stylish headwear at
prices from $500 to $1,000; strikingly beauti
full and wholly exclusive models in Costumes
Wraps. Coats, Jackets; the superb exhibit OF
authentic modes in Waists; the newest ideas in
dress fabrics, trimmings and braIds; the latest
conceptions in oxfords and pleasing hosiery:
attractive new glOves-indeed, everything that
contributes to articles of dress are abundantly
in evidence at this institution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08

TTAHAT'S the time TO take Cas-
When your tongue is coated,
IL When you have Heartburn,
Belching, Acid Risings in throat,
When Pimples begin to peep out,
When your Stomach Gnaws or Burns,
That's the time 10 check coming Con-
stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
One single Candy Cascaret will do it if
taken at the right minute, just when you
first feel the need of it.
A "Cascaret in time is worth nine"
later on.
- Cascarets don't Purge, nor Weaken,
nor waste Digestive Juices in flooding
out the Bowels. like Salts, Castor Oil,
Physics"
But, they act like Exercise on the
Muscles that shrink and expand the In
testines, thus pushing the Food on Natur-
ally to its Finish.
When the Bowel Muscles grow flabby
weak. or lazy from want Of Exercise, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
Easter Showing Of COINS,
Suits and Costumes.

Your attention is invited to a special show
1g of Costumes and Princess Gowns in Mesa
me- Chiffon Yelling and lace and lingerie eff
acts.
Special offering of Tailored Suits at $475O-
t comprises a splendid line of suits in silk
ned voiles in black and cOlOrs. imported fancy
materials; white ground and with pin stripes
D black; smart shadow checks, plain gray and
white serges.
handsome novelty suit shown is made of
raw wolfe silk-lined, the short coat trimmed
With dainty Valenciennes lace The skirt is
hired over the hips and finished with a Prin-
ess girdle.
Suits of extra fine quality of
Panama cloth and Chiffon Broad
oN cloth are offered at $3.50.
They are made in both Elton
u Jacket and Pony style The
3S$7 Jackets are handsomely trimmed,
$H?S silk lined. and made with the 81
"a sleeve The skirts are cut in the
IN new gored circular shape and
SAShA made with the panel front and
fCXSS& - back.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
AeERDEENs WIN TWO.

The Aberdeens defeated the Stick
neys in a double header on the for
mer's grounds yesterday. The scores
were 6 to l and Z to ,. The winners
lined up: Nose KOppell, c.; Clyde
Young, D.: Eugene Hodges. ID: Earl
Olsen 2b.; James Mcpherson. 3b-; Ar
thur CamOmile, IS; Tracey Fowler. If.
Harry YOunf, CT; Elmer Redfern, IF.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
GREAT RIVALRY
At HIGH SCHOOL
Candidates Plentiful for Every Place
on Track and Field
Teams.

The track situation this season at the
any year in the history of the school.
Every Afternoon a squad numbering
from thirty to forty men may be seen
practicing on the campus from the
time school is out until shutdown. The
number of men trying out is more thah
double that of any year past. The
campus has been scraped and rolled
The track has also received some much
needed repairs; the stretches have been
scraped off and the turns banked up
so as to make it one Of the fastest
tracks in the state.
The large number Of entries in the
annual state high school meet, which
will be held May Il, has put extra de-
termination into the boys, and they
are training with new vigor to keep
up the unbroken record of victories
held by the red and black.
Rivalry for Places.
There will be much rivalry for places
on the team as there are five or six
men out for each event, and only two
can be entered at the meet. For the
purpose of selection from candidates,
a system of preliminary meets has
been adopted. The first for new men
will be held next Saturday, and the
winners of first and second places in
this meet will compete with the. old
men the Saturday following. The win
ners at the latter occasion will consti-
tute the track team.
During the week some good work
was done by both old and new men, c.
Hyde went 10 feet inches in the broad
jump the second day ne was out. AT
this rate Hyde viii make a worthy sue
cessOr to Captain Richmond, whose
loss has been a subject of much worry
Captain JudSOn, Richardson and Grant
have been doing some good work IN
the sprints. Richardson is also work
ing out with the shot, and will no
doubt pass the state high school record
of 43 feet 9 inches, which he holds. AT
the hammer CritchlOw is showing up
strong. During the first week he
threw the hammer 121 feet, which is
| only a few feet below the record.
The baseball team has also been
making the best of the good weather
| There is a fine squad of men and most
| of last years nine practicing for posi-
| tiOns. James Dunn, last years crack
| shortstop, is the captain of the team
and with the excellent material he has
| to pick from, he ought to have a win
ming aggregation. The team has en-
tered the high school league, and will
make a strong fight for the pennant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-08
NO RACES AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco, April There will
he no racing at the Oakland next Mon
dav. The law restricts the number of
racing days in each county and in or
der to make the season at Oakland
terminate on Saturday the directors
have eliminated Monday from the
schedule.