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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21
PLANS|DF SOCIALISTS
MOVEMENT STIRRING IN
TIE UNITED STATES,
International Socialist Party VIII
Grasp the Psychological Moment TO
Form an Immense Organization In
America-TlIe American Federation
of Labor Has Now About 5000, 600
Votes.

At its headquarters in Brussels, the
international socialist committee,
which aspires to establish a world
vide confoderacy, is planning u huge
campaign in the United States. The
avowed object is to make socialism
the dominant power in American pol
itics.
In Germany, France, Belgium, Italy
and other continental countries, So
cialsm already Yields tremendous in
fluence which every government has
to reckon with. In Great Britain 1t
Is rapidly gaining strength and con-
trols the Independent labor party
which has a score of representatives
In parliament.
In the great republic of the west,
however, it has been heretofore a
comparatively negligible factor in pol
itlcs. 1t has no representatives IN
congress ami few If any in thu state
legislatures,
I.ut new, when the popular feeling
in America against the power of the
trusts and the denominance of wealth
has attained such vast proportions
the shrcwd, brainy men who consti-
tutc the international socialist COM
mittee at Brussels and pull the
strings which bind the socialist or
ganizatlons of every country to the
central body, have decided that the
time is ripe in America for vigorous
propaganda which shall endeavor to
uaite the forces Of discomfort under
the red banner. Not to fight but to
vote. for socialism recognizes that the
ballot Is its one effective weapon.
The parliamentary work was begun
some little time ago. The socialism
conference in Newark, n. j., last
March, which resulted in the union
of the socialist party and the socialist
labor party, was due to the efforts OF
the Brussels bureau.
Emil Nandervelde, Belgian secretary
of the international committee, says
of the movement:
II believe that great labor party
will spring UP and make itself felt II
the United States in the near future
r'he great trades union organization
the American Federation of Labor
which contains between 100000 ant
100000 voters, has announced IT.
intention of cmlaI king in politics.
81 see nothing to prevent the so
cialist parties Of the United State'
joining the political organization q
that party just as the socialists o
Great britain join the labor party.
see nothing to prevent the socialist
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21

from sharing In the political councils
of that party and helping to elect iis
representatives, and nothing to pre-
vent the socialists in America from
instilling their doctrines into the
whole mass of the party-as the Eng
llsh socialists are doing with the Eng
lish labor party.
"I believe. ON the contrary, that IL
must inevitably como TO pass that the
socialists will bring the whole hody
OF the labor organization over to So
cinlsm."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21

For chapped and cracked hands
nothing is quite as good as an appB-
cation OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Put 1t on before going to bed, use an
old pair OF gloves and see what diff.
ference the morning will bring. Sold
by Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21
OVER A MILLION FOR HOSPITAL
Brcmcrton to Try for Splendid Naval
Institution.

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce
will at the regular meeting tomorrow
take the necessary steps towards
having the government construct at
the Bremerton navy yard a naval
hospital to cost S1,25O,OOO, says the
Seattle News. The subject will be
presented by Judge Burke in an
elaborate statement.
Every senator and representative
from this state is to be asked to en-
ter into the plan and to urge II upon
the government in every way possi-
Bile.
The matter has been taken up at
this time because of the recommen-
dations of the secretary of the navy
and because the government recog-
nizes that Puget sound is one of the
best places in the country for the re-
cuperation of the men of the navy.
site for the hospital is already in
view consisting of 20 to 80 acres of
navy yard land. The hospital will be
planned on the unit system and in
every way will be first-class and of
national Importance.
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Protect Proprietary Medicines.

Did 1t ever occur to you that pro-
prietary medicines are a blessing 10
mankind generally? The good on.s
have long continued sale: the poor
ones have short life and soon leave
the market.
It we had to depcni entirely upon
physicians and druggists It would be
expensive and very inconvenient at
times, especially in the country and
at night when neither could be con-
veniently reached. For nearly 40
years Boschee's German Syrup has
been used in many families and
thousands of lives have been say
by its use, when It was impossible to
reach a physician. German Syrup is
the best household remedy for coughs,
colds, throat and lung trouble. 1t
quickly relieves the hacking cough,
loosens the phlegm, and brings sound
and refreshing sleep. Twenty-fiv'
and rs cents. Get a cspy OF Green's
prize almanac. Tallman & Co.
At Olex, Gillian county, the A.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bates was thrown from a buggy and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21

All foreign contractors will be bar
red from bidding on the completion
of the Panama canal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-21
sG. FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.

uNFuRN1sHED MopEasN HOUSES AND
Thorpe %s Rental List sou AnHr9s Bdg
Modern Houses. II I'd, /
$23O0---No 43OO8 Colfax av s, s rooms, all thor
oughly modern cottage except heat; close
to Calhoun school, onehalf block from two
sa7 , car Ines gooa neighb rnam modern
$50 O0--2646 Oakland av, rooms, modern.
$!6 Oo-l606 Crystal Lake av n, Groom cottage.
7lt f.n St rooms city %ater
$25 0Q-1SO5 Sd av s, IL rooms, modern.
s25. oo-1o74 18th av s.. 10 rooms modern ex-
500 7es 81 es ae rocms furnished.
$500 SO Kenwood parkway, 5 rooms. modern.
s1e. 90 e4l3 10th av s. 4 rooms, modern.
e o 90 ~ 18th s av s. 7.room cottage
heat aah tons e. sosl IN
$40. 0o-1400 Sd nv s. rooms and barn.
s25. oo-9os Girard av N. 9 rooms. modern. :.
s'0'O0 air heat vacant TN Nov i; new. 'e -
$s7. 5o-34a9 Lyndale av s, s rooms, modern.
S49 Irving AZ s rooms m3dern
modern: hot water heat; furnished. y
s12.oo-e2s 'Bassett place. rooms, city water
Hc ReT AZ n a5eas city
sssso ST. .f ss. sa,sa s ass
s22.5o-1soo 9Th av S. s rooms, modern.
$SO00-362S Stevens ay, rooms, all thoroly
| modern and barn. nearly new.
$3soo-s1s W 2sth st: rooms, heated.
cbcas0 a. ~ rooms rooms modern
$sSoo-514 v 4S SIT st. St. rooms thoroiy mod
s3o.Oo-2e55 Lyndale ay $. rooms. heated.
ss5 oo-21o f Seth st. rooms: modern, new.
p1e nepf1 a no0s sfoom thorough,
! modern duplex, just completed IT,
$s5 oo-2 s3ol Girard av =, e.room modern.
| $40 .O0-2707 Grand av. rooms. ~.
! $2S00-e17 10th av Sc, rooms, modern
s55 oo-rhe papst Af aat e Hs1'I franklin av
rooms modern. steam heat and janitol
ssgyes ah If s2 part
s45.oo-27os Harriet av, Z rooms newly re
| modelled, duplex, a snap. 49,,
"a av II a1 roo@S Modern
$35.o0-1442 W Lake st. rooms modern.
The Navarre-s35. oo-171o 9th ay S. Z rooms
The The s56 st s ia rooms
1911 stevens stevens av. 10 rooms, thoroughly modern
steam heated; walking distance. u
The Lowry Hill Apartments. 1870 Hennepin ma ay
and rooms. thoroly modern; steam
| heat; irst-class janitor service; beautiiu
polished ,d aoofs butn Of SIDE
very best in the city, overlooking tn
famous Venetian garden; reasonable rent
The Virginia, 1775 Hennepin av. fiat 2 8 rooms
$780, fat !, s rooms, sS5; fat l, room
| and bath. $40. r.---
$45 .0O-The Oakland. 215 9th st S. 8 rooms
steam heat. ianitor service.
Hennepin Court, 1915 Hennepin av, and 3-roo1
suites; thoroly modern, steam heat; Jam
tor service; passenger elevator; hlgh-cias
cafe in connection; rent very reasonable
The Kenwood. Adeline and Loring. 1852 Henne
pin av. and rooms, thoroly modern
$35. O0-3203 Garfield av S. rooms, second nool
new duplex.
$50. Oo-1768 Girard av. rooms steam heat
$3O00-2646 Oakland av, I rooms, modern.
$27 5O-2644 Oakland av rooms, modern, i
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
n zFisss Continual Il. " 49,
MOORE BROS, BRACE & co.,

MOORE BROS, BRACE & co.,
81 Nicollet ay.
Ill Hawthorn lll, lN ay,l2 rooms thoroughly mod
1ol2 droVeland, av, 10 rooms thoroughly mod
504 D 2eth st, o rooms, thoroughly modern, 500.
. ~ kidgeWood ay, modern except heat $50.
l22O 9TH st Sc, II rooms, modern, $25.
l4lo 4th nv = . rooms, city water, newly dec
1921 Grand ay, Z rooms, modern except heat SIS.
2o43 80 av 5, Z rooms, city water, $50.
5 Duplex Flats W
2629 Grand av, first floor, I rooms, new, thor
oughly modern heat furnished, $40.
HIS llth av ., first floor, Z rooms, thoroughly
modern, $3S.
1912 LIST av $, second floor, . rooms, new, thor:
oughly modern $685. An@' 5FH
1924 Stevens nv, = rooms second floor, new,
thoroughly modern, $35.
; 220 w 33d ST. 6 rooms, first floor, new, thor.
oughly MODERN $50. 81 .r*g,ET
23O1 10th nv s, second floor, I rooms, new, thor
oughly modern, $50.
31o5 Columbus av, second floor, rooms, thor
Oughly modern, SOP 80. l.9. as' 49,.
Steam Heated Flats. y zs.
The Huyler, .l21-123 18th st s, tworoom apart
ments. $50. n1o
The Waverly, 1907 Stevens av, 6 rooms, 1872. so
The Columbia, 1913 e 10th st, first floor,
The San Meteo, 1923 f 10th st, Z rooms, sss
and $38. -. ...a ~ i .i'F~t- sT'sa.l.5.-
ITO Portland av second floor, rooms, new
141S Bryant ay N, second floor 5 rooms, $50.
Stores. ",;.4
Stores in the new Hall building, IL h, st ant
>. Nicollet av, and space on second foo
= above. For plans and terms apply at office
A%f'Stf Moore Bros, Brace s. Co., = -Eg&s
at III
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Stenograpl1ers.

By LADY sTENoGRApHER WITH SEVEN
years experience, have had Chicago expert
ence; can furnish best references. SIS to SIS.
e NJ. A. R..715 Plymouth ay. city
EXPERIENCED LADY STENoGRApHER DE-
sires position; good machine operator; has
knowledge Of bookkeeping. Address 4S66, Jour
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Trades.

PRINTER-JoB AND AID MAN, ALIrARouND,
desires position; strictly temperate; state
wages. Box 81, Maiden Rock, WIS.
PAPER HANGING-2.EDGED WORK, I5c PER
g roll; interior decorating; strictly arst-class
work. 10 Western r. c. 3O31. =.
WANTED-PosITION AS PATTERN MAKER
or draugh tsman by young married man. Ad-
dress 5O61. Journal.
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SITUAT'S WANTED-FEMALE
Housekeepers.

Housekeepers.
MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN LADY, FINE
ho1sekeeper and reliable, wishes position as
honsekeeper in small family in out of city.
Address 5211, Journal. ,r-g. 100
position as housekeepers for elderly lady or
gentleman, or care for invalid. Address
6O01, Journal. 49,. .agz ,.s II
WANTED-sITUATIoN AS HoUsEKEEPER BY
m1ddle-aged American lady; best .%of refer.
ences furnished. Address 5435, journal.
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MACHINERY

lings, betting, wood and iron working machin-
cry, new and second hand; largest stock
Northern Machinery Co.. 17 Sd ut s. NIpls.
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George Odlum. Mgl
800" Phoenix.

2e41 EMERSON ,Av s. "A NICE F1RsT-FLo0R
fat of rooms and bath, parquet floors,
newly decorated, $22; second floor, rooms
cot 6 rooms and bath, Just remodeled, $40;
2704 Dupont az S., Z large rooms and bath,
hardwood finish and floors, laundry, gas range,
gas fixtures, window shades, complete in
every detail $3Oai~Yale Realty Co., 206 4th
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FOR RENT
~~@~r~~>~l~~~~
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
DAVID z. Jones 4 COMPANY.

DAVID p. JONES. e COMPANY.
.@ Rental Depaftment.
Y, II 4ths st. ST. ~ - 8 81
No: 172s 18th az; N, 14.room, modern
$50 oo SNpell5ng fine Location roox
J, - modern Including heat. junitor service.
*4o .oo-No; 241o Irving aY eight rooms, mod
$40. 00-Corner Of selby and Howell st, Merriam
tafk. seven rooms, &sa1l modern.
S4o. oo--No., 24OS Portland av, nine rooms: all
vac. oO-No. g. Bedford SD, ten. room, hot water
plant; me condition: short ride to either
$25 .oo--No. 3sO5 Fremont av NJ: 1o-room. all
-, modern house; large yard.
$2s .oo--No. AZ y a4th st, sseyen rooms; mod
$40 .oo-No. Oil i Grant st, eight rooms; water,
$50. 90 No. s1o3 4th av S, seven rooms and
Darn; can be used home bakery.
$40 .OO--No. 2725 Portland ay, seven rooms;
80 90 water va as sewer; gas. o,..a -, .ou
s11 90 No. 1852 Cedar av, six rooms, water
SIC. e7--No,. 1913 E 2sth st, seven rooms water
Houses Furnished.
500. O0-No. 2Q15 Willow, NV, eight rooms all
modern; furnished complete.
~ Heated Flats > - 1,5ls ...c..a
eight rooms; all outside rooms In fne
Sfo .oU--NO. sl3o1 rem av 3, second Hooi, slA
rooms; fne shape! y 145i ifH> 49, ..
$29 .O0--No. 1926 18th ST. third floor: SIX
rooms; light aud pheasant. ID Sc
! $6o .QO--No. 1896 Girard av S, second hoor; sl1
=s rooms; outside fat. nr, -, 49, ....'- r.
4O.O0--N0. 1907 Hawthorn av, seven rooms.
! $50 .0O-No. 145 Lyndale N, first floor, fvt
| Isl rooms; large and pleasant rooms; walk
ing distance. .as-@H - "@''t7-
| $25 .00-No. 145 Lyndale av N, second floor, fou
g.. rooms; in fine shape. - !"
| ..~t -. Flats Not Heated. ~ .
$35. OO--No. $40 Sth- St IS, second floor. sever
rooms; modern, hot water plant =.
! $SO. OO-NO. 2l20 Harriet av, second nOOr, 81!
| rooms; all modern fl" -
| $20.O0-No. 29OO Sd sav S. first or second floor
| , six rooms; modern Except heat. -'@o
| SIT .OO-No. S532 Columbus av second toor; NV
-. rooms; modern except heat. f.
| SIG. OO-No. *6l4 w Lake st, second floor; nv
! =, 81, rooms; modern except, heat.
$14. 33S-No. 1924 6thrav N, five rooms, first floor
all modern except heat.
! Sill .O0-No % Central av fourth floor; hv
. rooms; modern except heat.
| Rooms.
| SIS .Q0-No. POPS Oakland av, first floor. fou
| rooms modern except heat. .'.l-A.
| $12 .50-No. 800 18th tav, N; first floor; fou
| - rooms water. sewer closet. -.
| SIP .OO--No 3OS1a 18th N, four rooms, secon
| floor; water, sewer. closet.
| - -. - - Stores.
: SIS, oo-No. 21Qs Riverside av
SIC. 0o-No; Il 2 2eth st; plate glass front
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T. A. JAMESON,
POS Andrus Building.
Rentals. .'@

=, POS Andrus Building. ns
: Rentals. s> -'r
Steam Heated Flats.
DIS, cosy, 1225-29 Hennepin av, rooms. .$15 90
B-4 - 122529 Hennepin av, rooms and
:. bath; winter, $3.50; summer. ....:,. $3.50
B, 1914 Nicollet av, rooms and bath; -.
winter, $42.5O; summer. ........... $50
F, 1914 Nicollet av. rooms and bath;
winter, $47.50; summer. .......-.... 415O
No. 1S, 300 10Th st, third floor, rooms
and bath; winter, 1874: summer. 81 go
No. 5, 3O2 18th st s. third floor, 5 rooms
and bath: winter, $40; summer .. 400
No. 6, 1925 Sd s, third floor, 6 rooms
and bath; winter, $40; summer .... 100
No. 2 26O Cedar av, second floor, rooms;
winter, 1913; summer. ..:;...... 20. 90
Modern Flats, Without Heat.
No. PIG Cedar av. third floor rooms.
gas city water, sewer. ...... -. 90
No. 1928 I'd av s, first floor, rooms and -
bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22.5O
No. 1910 4th S, second floor, rooms ~,
and bath ....................... 2a.5o
Nos. 4 and 5, No., SO 18th st s, 5 rooms =.
and bath, basement and first floor. 20 ,O0
Houses ~
1901 10th av N, II rooms. .............. IS. 90
1902 4th ay S, S rooms and bath. ....... "a 90
1881 Jackson st NE, 7 rooms, city water. Is. OC
1904 18th av S, rooms, city water. 80. II .0C
ern r '."'' - ' ~ 1000
1928 Nicollet av, 5. rooms, first floor. IT,
3115 list av S, rooms, first floor, city
water ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
242S LIST av S, 8 rooms, modern house.
and barn ...............,.... $500
1886 Dayton av, Merriam Park, second
floor, rooms, modern. ............. 40 OF
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"a BEDFORD ST Sc, IN PROSPECT PARK,
convenient to interurban line; cent car fare
to either city; charming dwelling of ten
rooms, addition to attic rooms: the interior
finish and decorations are Of the best and are
such as will appeal 10 persons OF discriminate
ing taste; hot water heat: fine plumbing
everything UP to-date: w.,
For particulars see s.~, -"
-. - George Odlum. Mgr.
"
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Stenographers.

I DESIRE A POSITION AS sTENoGRAPHER
and typewriter with a good firm where the
services Of a hard and willing worker will be
appreciated Can operate any OF the standard
machines. Will be willing to commence with
moderate salary, with the understanding that
1 will be advanced as become valuable to my
employer. Can give best references: Address
2s21 bloomington av, call T. c. Phone 5127
EXPERIENCED LADY sTENoGRAPHER De
sires position at general correspondence; rapid
and accurate. Address Stenographic, 2O5,
Grant ST., Telephone Main 63-L,
SITUATION wANTED-sTENoGRA AND
bookkeeper, rapid, accurate, good business
ability, years with local firm; first class ref
erences. Address $3.50, Journal
COMPETENT YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSI-
ton as stenographer: has had experience ana
can give best Of references. Address 5547,
Journal.
YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE IN STEM
ography desires office work about two after
Moons each week and Saturday. 2s19 Cedar az:
EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER DESIRES
position at $40 month am also bookkeeper.
Address Barbara schabart, Wadena, MINI:
SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
stenograp her, experienced in real estate; can
furnish references. Address 1886 journal
BY LADY sTENOGRAPHER AND BooKKEEP-
er, either capacity both: experienced and re-
liable. Address 5275 Journal.
LADY WISHES POSITION AS BooKKEEPER;
can do stenographic work; good city refer
enoes Address 4441, Journal:
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Coacllnlen.

CoAcHMAN WANTS POSITION IN PRIVATE
family: also understands how to auto
mobile can give irst-class references. Ad
dress 51?7 Journal
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Collectors.

UNIVERSITY LAW STUDENT DESIRES AFT
ernoon employment collecting preferred ref,
erences furnished. Frank G. Walker, 412
Walnut st Sc.
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Clerks and Salesladies.

entry clerk and general office assistant; tw'
years experience and familiar with the Bake
Vawter Cost System. Address 1908. Journal
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Laborers.

MARRIED MAN OF 2s YEARS DESIRES PO-
sition as second in retail lumber yard
experience with lumber, can give the best Of
references Address $685. Journal.
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ences furnished; clothing other position pre-
ferred; speaks Scandinavian. Address 5000,
Journal.
POSITION AS FLOUR SALESMAN, BY MAN
30 years old; 10 years. experience in anthra-
cite coal regions; speaks English and German.
Territory object. F. L. Smith. 3O6 9Th st s.
sITUATIoN WANTED By GROCER; ACTIVE,
reliable, good business ability; years with
local firm; first class local references. Ad-
dress 5749. Journal. =. .-''~ =
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND
business experience wishes position the
road; has some money to invest. 81 Hyser
Hotel
AS CLERK IN GROCERY STORE, MARRIED
man with about years experience in gro
Gerry store. D. B. Thomson, Hopkins, MINI.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD. HAB-
its, some lumber experience, position as clerk.
VIII 60 to coast Address 4701, Journal.
EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING " SPECIALITY
salesman: 10 years experience; good refer
ences. Address 4965, Journal.
WANT POSITION AS CITY SALESMAN FOR
reliable firm; furnish reference. Address
1927, Journal.
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Stenographers.

YOUNG MAN, %, TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE
with c., 3. & g., good stenographer and
office man, energetic, temperate. reliable wide
awake and hustler, seeks permanent railway
position where attention to business will brS.lg
advancement; have some knowledge of freight
rates; good references. Address 1924, Jour.
nal.
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POSITION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN
bookkeeper and stenograpler, in or out Of
city. Experienced and best references. Ad-
dress 5149, Journal.
POSITION WANTED BY a YOUNG MAN,
bookkeeper and stenographer,FF in or, out of
city; experienced and best references. Adj
dress 5149. Journal
COMPETENT EXPERIENCED STENOGRA-
pher. employed, desires change; Remington or
Smith Premier operator. Address 572S, Jour
nal.
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Statesmen and Clerks.

BY AMBITIOUS, RELIABLE GROCERY
clerk; five years. experience; flrst-class refer
ences. furnished; clothing Or other position pre-
ferred; speaks Scandinavian. Address $500,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
MEET NEXT MONTH
None but Bona Eide Students
Will Be Allowed to Par
ticipate.

Prof. Byron Cummings. who has in charge
the supervision Of tho State high school track
meet, yesterday mailed letters OF instruction
10 those In charge OF athletics at the high
schools which have siRnifed their intention
OF entering the meet. Tho letters discuss qucB-
tions OF eligibility, tho events. their order and
other important matters. The field events in
their order are: 22o-yard hurdle, trlel heat
1oO-yard dash. trial heat half-milc: 220-yard
dash, trial heat; quar- er-mie Ie0-yard dash
final: 2zo-yard hurdle. final. 22o-yard dash
final relay race. Ths fields events in their
order are High jump. broad jump. shot-put
hammer throw and pole vault
According TO the letter all persons par
ticipating In tho meet must be bona fide stu
dents who were registered In the school they
represent before February l, 1906 1t is also
required that these students be carrying sue
cessfully at least ten hours Of high school
work
Tho high schools which have definitely Gig
nned their intention OF entering tho mect arc
Salt Lako. Ogden, Park City, Bingham. Lehi
Aanti, Ncphi. American Fork. Pleasant Grove
Paysons SpringVillo and Wost jordan.
Excursions will be run from all these towns
to Salt Lake.
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MAKE NORTHWESTERN
SCHEDULE PUBLIC
,s
Great Interest Manifested in 45
Games to Be Played
i'm Butte.

BUTTE. Mont, April 25.-Thc seasons
schedule for the Northwestern Baseball
league has been made public. According
70 Its arrangement there will be forty-hve
games played In Butte, nine series OF 1--WE
games each. the first beginning May %
and the last beginning August 30.
The games to be played I'm Butte forms
the part Of the schedule which is of es-
peclal interest to the local fans and are
given below:
Spokane in Buttc-May %, "a, Is. 2S, 27;
June lS. II. 10. l6, II: August 10. 1e. II,
is, 10.
Tacoma in Butte-June s. 7. 8, Q, 10; July
Is. 1s, 20. q, %; August 30, September l.
Gray's Harbor in Butte-May 30. 81: June
2 q July IL, L, 1s. IA, Is; August %. %,
Complete Schedule.
At Butte with Spokanc-May q, "a. 20
e z; June lS, II, l5' ls' II; August Is.
IT, H. B ls
July ls, 1s. 20, 2l, 22, August 80, September
At Butte with Gray's Harbor-May 30
b. Jpne q July II. H. Is a. 15' August
At Spokane with Butte-April s. "a;
May N s l. 8 g. s. s. June L. B. 6. !. s. July
At Spokane with Tacoma-May 30. 81;
%, "A, %, 26
AT Spokane with Gray's Harbor-June
g. {. s. .. 10; July lS 10 Do 81 %; August
80: September ], 2. g. 4
At Tacoma with Butte-May 16. H. Is.
1s, 20; June q. 2S. %, 30; July /. August s.
g. 10, IL, II
At Tacoma with Gray's Harbor-Aprn %.
%; May l. 2, 3. 5, 6. July g. S, 6, Z, S;
August 10. IL, 49, l9.
AT Gray's Harbor with Buttc-May Q,
10, IL. IL, 13, June 81. %. %. "a; August l. 2,
g. 4, 5.
At Gray's Harbor with Spokane-May
16. H. 49, 10 ~; June q. 2S %, 30; July /;
August S. 9, 10. IL, u.
At Grays Harbor with Tacoma-May %.
"a. 25. 26. q: June 13. IA, 10. 16 II; July
25, rs. II. Is, %.