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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
JUMPS THE TRACK.
streeicar on Second South Street Line
Encountered Defective Sulich.

Running at fair rate of speed. car
No. "A on the East Second South line
crashed into defective switch Ia ST
night about $3.50 o'clock and left the
rails John II. luke, who ivos al SEE
east Third South street, was standing
on the rear platform al the time. and
WAS thrown on as The car started on
It's way over the Ties for forty foot
run before It could be stopped. Mr.,
Tuke sualancd u slight wrench OF the
right hip In falling. and was somewhat
bruised, lilo was taken at once TO the
l.. u. :. hospital where Or, Pinlserson
attended him. and had him put 10 bed
after applying few bandageS. II n
not Thought that his injuries are at All
serious,
The cause OF the accident was a de-.
fettlye construction switch, which had
been placed ln for temporary service
while the street Was being repaired
During The day the rains and heavy
service had caused the switch 10 work
loose, and when car " attempted 10
cross IL was derailcd Conductor
ylckers was ~ charge Passengers in
side the car received a good shaking
W, but NO one except luke was Ia
trsed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
JANITOR TOOK COAL.


Laboflns under the impression that
an honest confession is good for The
soul. and firmly believing that q rep
aration OF wrongs done IN the past
WEI greatly bcnehi mis- spiritual well
fare, Il former janltor OF one OF the
public schools has sent 10 Clerk Judd
4 money order for 81 In payment OF
some coul which he wrongfully took
from the school some years ago. Tho
communication which Ompamled the
money order reads as follows, leaving
oDt thc names and poslnark
a good many years ago / wrongful
~ look and used Two dollars worth OF
coal NvIen 1unttnr OF one OF the schools.
II now comes w before me when ain
earnestly seeking the Lord L con-
lessed IL shortly afterwards, but have
never paid Ton the coal Enclosed find
meney order for S. please acknowledge
receipt of the same-"
Just what Will be done with tho
moncy has not yea been decided W tho
clerk, but Il Is thought chat 'con-
science" fund viii be started as an
induce ment 10 Oilsors who might have
done wrong TO make reparation IN a
hnanctai way, Some of the teachers
have suggested that the money be used
towards Ihelr Increase 81 salary Clerk
Judd has also been requested 10 use
II IN treating the Office force OF the
board OF education. The matter Win
probably be brought 10 the attention
OF the board To- decide what shall be
done with lhe money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
TWO GET COLD FEET.
Contractors Ask 60 be Released From
City Improvement WoTe.

As a results OF dissatisfaction with tho
new scrtn law, known as house bill
No. 100, two Of the successful bidders
ON public improvements to- be made
during this year by The city last night
asked the board OF public works to re-
lease them from their contracts and re-
turn 10 them heir certified checks
winch accompanied their bids The con-
tractors Who asked 10 bs re-eased are
Kalnes Kennedy, who was the success
fliI builder for the sewer extensions. and
s. Birch. who has The sidewalk
contract They both claim that their
contracts are rendered Illegal by the
passage of the new script law and
hence they ask for the return OF their
money.
Under the new law it is necessary TO
advertise each extension OF sidewalk,
sewer Waterman ~ paving separately
as il is petittoned for TO the city coun-
cil, Heretofore all improvements have
been advertised in blanket form for the
whole year. II Is almost certain that
practically all of the public Improve
merts for which contracts We're award
ed by the board Of public works on
March u.s. Will have Co be re-advertlsed
Us one OF the results q the new law
The matter Of releasing the contract
ors and of re-adveriistns the public
improvements viii be looked into by
city Attorney lilies between now and
Monday night when a report WIZ he
made to The city council.
A notice was ordered sent 10 he Utah
F'iEeprooing company 10 proceed at
orce To complete It's sLaewahe contract
Of 1906 The company still has about
- miles of walks To lay under It's CON
tract and from all indications 1t Is not
anxious TO complete the wurN.
The board also ordered notices sent to
The street railway and telephone COM
psnies to remove their poles from the
center OF Second South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
WHY BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
DOES NOT ABANDON SOUTH.

Chicago, April 6--ljookcr r. WASH
ington addressed 5000 coIursd people
Hast night at Olive Baptist church. In
opening, Mr. Washington declared MS
loyalty 10 his race.
"People frequently ask me why
do mol move out OF the south, no
said, ~ might seem 10 some that
one could educate himself and enrich
himself 10 that point whore no would
desire 10 tear himself away from Tie
negro race. but as long as 7 i've my
homie wall be- down there among the
black men Of the south"
Above an, Mr., Washington cncour-
aged the Idea Of tnduslriallsm. He
urged that every man ses thai his son
LEARNS trade aad the Young be in
strscled TO save their money.
every kind OF honest labor Is hon
prablc. he said. lint the negro should
rise 70 the mere dlenlned stations OF
life"
.''rIe negro Is sn associated with cer-
tain humber walks OF life that only
lhs morning IN The train traveller
took ne Tor a porter and asked me the
way 10 the dining car, 4 told hlin
They often hasa asked me 10 make up
their berlhs, but had Ia decline be-
cause ! did not know how
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
PRESIDENT TO Be
Chief FEATURE
At Jamestown ON the Occasion of
The Opening Day Of the Ter
Centennial Exposition.
IT WILL BE FRIDAY, APRIL rs.
Exercises VIII Begin AT Sunrise with
Salute of 500 Guns Commemorate
ting First English Settlement.

Norfolk, Va, April 6.--presldent
rsooseyeIt Il to no tho f-a.,,rc ,f thu
o,,,t-.r - 49,, -,
N''' w we ''-'l' M' Aei-N ei'-
tehliial exposition. the official pre-
gram Of which was announced today.
THE o,,eninp~ eve~c,ses ,,,,ic, ,.ltl ,,l,a
,-,.-., $3.50. 80, -. ~
Pi"VV tio'iN april 90 W'' pee'n a'
sunrise with o salute OF SOC gums by the
Norfolk light artillery. a. mlnenoratinE
ihe aOO4b nnuiv.,.ssr,, NJ ~, avs, e,,e-
fish scttiaI,,e,l. ~ 1,5.ri,a
rho r.asi,l1.,,e /. Nv 800, ,r.. o,,,o-
isj1jan rro,,,,ds al III "a o;ci1cl. afts,4
,,sssin,- os ~ ssa,-1n'.s,r titS.,,'s,, ~
N mrs A. est,,s,e e,,ei,,,, o,, :,
v,,.,,.sl,t,' H., a57ss...-9 ,iis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
DEDICATION OF CARNEGIE
ENGINEERING BUILDING.

New York, Aprll s-The dedication
OF the building In this city which Is now
the common home OF three national en-
glneertng societies and for the erection
OF which Andrew Carnegie gave 81 800. :
Oo0 will be held ON Tuesday and We'd
nesday, April ls and II.
In the exercises of the FIRST day
Charles j. Scott chairman OF The con-
ference and buildings committees, r. o.
Elliott president OF the United Engi-
neerlng society, q corporation formed
TO manage the building, Mr.. Carnegie
and President Hndlcy OF Yale university
are expected to participate. Charles
Wallace Hunt Will preside. prayer Will
be offered by the venerable Edward
Everett Hale OF Boston, and letters
from the president Of The United States
and the governor general Of Canada
WIFI be read
Wednesdays program Includes adj
dresses by the presidents OF the founded
societies and the presentation OF ire
John Fritz gold medal ~ DR.. Alexnn-
der Graha N Bel and OF it's medals for
distinguished services to RALPH w
Pope, pr, f. n. Hutton and Or. II. w,
llaym Ond,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
CHICAGO sTREETcARs.
Actual Work of demonstrating Lines
May Begin Next Monday.

Chicago, April 6.--The actual work
Of reconstrnctlng the Chicago city rail-
way lines probably Will begin on Mon
day. Drawings and plats Tor the first
worS--that OF replacing all tracEs-have
been completed by force of men work
ing under Bion Jarnold. the cltys chief
engineer and all that remains is The
acceptance Of the ordinances by the
railway officials
President Mitten Is now In New York
arranging for future contracts. He VIII
return to Chicago tomorrow and II Is
expected that he will have the aushori-
ty 10 accept the traction ordinances
on behalf OF his company The city
still Will have 30 days to consider the
ordinances before accepting them, but
It Is generally understood that this
right Will be waived and orders imme-
dIateiy given for carrying on the work
begun
The new rails are TO be Of The heavy
fiat type which will give the maxi
mum of speed with che minimum OF
power.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
FIRE IN SANITARIUM
One Patient Burned to Death. Others
Barely Making Their Escape,

South WIndhana Conn, April 6.-Mrs
life in fire that destroyed the Grand
View sanltarlum here early today This
other patients were taken out OF the
building without harm, although there
WAS no time 10 clothe them,
The santa RUM WAS a threc story frame
structure, formerly used as summer
hotel There We're 10 patients and sever
al OF them had TO be removed by force
One man refused 10 leave his room on
tho third floor and was takon out OF a
window ana down a ladder aIter a hard
struggle
Mrs Backus. who had been taken from
heE room and left In a lower hall. could
NOT be found and the house physician
believes she rushed upstairs afyain ana
was buried.
The loss h placed at $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
AN ENGINEERS FALL.
Feu From 200 Foot Chimney. Ca,cl,-
ing Plank In His Descent.

Chicago, AprlI s--John Nagel, a con
STRUGGLING engineer fell from the top OF a
2tNfoct chimney al the Standard Steel
Car works in Hammond yesterday, but in
his fall he struck projecting scaffold on
the outside about . feet from the top
which enabled him TO grasp a plank. thus
saving his life.
Nagel was In charge OF the building Of
the giant smokestack and in order TO see
the progress he assembled to- the top "
the structure In drop BUCKET when the
OF the hoisting engine below failed to per-
ceiye N&gelS signal to stop and the engl-
neer was thrown over the edge of the
narrow aperture above
His fall was viewed with horror by the
hundreds of wcrkmen an surrounding
buildings. whose attention WAS drawn 10
the TOP of the towering chimney by Ma
gels cries. Ele escaped practically am
burt, Init the other men ON the smoke
stack Were, so unnerved that they could
nct work for some time afterwards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
DEATH OF JOSEPH DADLEY.
Son ON Mission In England Notified 10
Return at Once.

Joseph Dadley died yesterday. at his
late residence 4Is west Third North
street. from acute indigestion and heart
trouble, after brief Illness The de-
ceased was born July 81. 1888, at Toeks-
ley England and emigrated 10 Utah it,
1878. Eight years later he Joined the
Mormon Church. son, Charles v.
Dadley. is laboring as a missionary in
the Birmingham conference, England,
and it is expected that the funeral will
not take place until he arrives home,
he having been notified of his fathers
death. The body Will he emhalmed, to
await the arrival OF Charles V. Dadley.
and the place and date OF the funeral
VIII be announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
INCREASES CAPITAL.


The Utah Construction company OF
Ogden flled an amendment to It's ar
tleles OF Incorporation With the see-
rttary Of state today by which it's caps
ltal stock is Increased from 100000 10
81 900 900, divided into shares OF the
par value OF 500 each.
"A copy OF the articles of lncorpora-
tlcn Of the North & Middle Canyon
lrrlsa ton Live stock company OF
Portage precinct, BoNeldcr county. waS
filed m the SECRETARY Of states oflice
today, Its capita. stock A. $50 900, al
ylded into shares ot the par value NJ
}s5 each The incorporates are Hen
ny John. w III. Gibbs, John MOSS, Levi
John and Aoronl Ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
soUnvY roLLows FAMlNE.

81 Petersburg April g-.scurvy Is rnnk.
lnE great strides In the famine districts
The Official reports Tor tho second fort
night u March show l,05 cases In usR
province and nj In SaratOy, compared
With ass In ufa the trst fortnight 90
March and go ia saratov provlnce during
tho same period
There has hetn q slight decrease In The
spread of tynhus
The project 10 transfer tbs Famine relies
from thc government ~ the renstvos mas
been Approved hy the cahlnet and will
be submitted TO parliament
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
u.AsKER.M.ARsmAId MATCH.

New York. April 0,-11aving rested
two weeks after their return from
Memphis, Or. L, LaskeT and H. j. Mar
shall Will resume play ON thcir match
Cor the worlds claess championship to-
day. The present SCORE reads; Dr.
Lasker, Z; Marshall. O.; drawn z The
champion needs one more game to win
the match. which Will be concluded In
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
"A LONG VOYAGE.

Superior, WlH-, April G,--Cppt- i. II
ENari OF san Francisco has arrived hero
TO take OIL the steamer Wnusbago,
bound for san Francisco. the entire TRIP
being over 15.0Q miles me Wlnnebaeo
wll proba bly, take on a cargo Of Car
bolite u pelroI-, The longest stretch OF
Coronei Chlh Tho ship, together with
the Lucy Men ~ Mllwntkce ana Minnie
Kelion ~ Ton0v1tndar has been purchase
ed TOR the San Francisco Puget sound
lumber urAdt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
Bob EMlAN FRUIT CAKE.
Number of People E@- - it, One Dies.
Several Very i'll.

Chicago, April Ga Bohemian fruit
cake Is believed to have caused thu
death OF Mrs, Mary Mette, SO years old,
yesterday, Five others OF her family
were also made violently Ill after eat
ing of the same cake
The physicians who attended tho
family described the symptoms as
those which might result from ar
senical poisoning, The police have
begun an investigation The coro-
ner's physician, suggested the possi-
blIty OF ptomafne poisoning, but all
theories have been laid aside awaiting
the result of post norton e0anirt-
tIon and further analysis OF the -four
used in the making OF the cake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
MI QUrlcT IN LoRAIN. n

1.orain. O.. Apvil G.-'rhnro was no dis
order today In connection with abe strike
81 employees q he American shlpbuild
snday applied at the locu plant or the
United Stales steel corporation foT EN-
plosmfut When II was learned thdt they
were strikers from the ship yards, they
were refused work, The strlkcrs are Ieag-
I'M lhn div
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
REM ARK ABLE AUTO TOUR.

Paris. France. April G.--van Marcke
has Just finished a remarkable automo-
bile tour Starting out on Feb. 4. for
a tour of France. he travelled for So
days. covering 9.617 kilometers. The
automobile club Will tender him
banuuet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
BARNuM AND BAILEY.
Receipts Have Fallen on and I,x-
prnses Increased.

New York April 6e--The receipts on
the Barnuu s. Bailey circus. accord
ing TO circular issued 20 the share-
holders, show n failing on In the last
few years. while The expenses have corr
respondingls Increased. The gross re-
cepts for 1908 and 1905, for Instance.
were about the same, but owing To the
big Increase IN expenses The profit lasl
year was onIy about $1,000 Compare.
With about SIG 900 In 1905, The director
say, however, that The present years
business promises TO be more satisfac-
tory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
MERRY DEL VAL MAY RESIGN.

london. April GA Rome dispatch
10 a nows agency here states that there
Is every probability that Cardinal Mer-
ny dol Val VIII resign iis posi- as pppaI
0f rhe selsrd MontaGnipl pupers. IIe
wiII not 90 this, however. until tha
sensation caused by their publication
has ahatsd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
BIGGER GETS DO DAYS.


4. J, Tobln, an abte-bodted fellow,
appeared before Judge c, b. Dlehl this
morning ON the charge of vagrsncy, the
specific act being that OF begging, and
entered a plea OF guilty He attempted
am explanation but was cat short by his
homer who sentenced Iobln 10 40 days
in the city jail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
SAMUEL II. HARMON DEAD.

san Francisco. April G.--Samuel II.
Harmon president OF the lumber com
pany which bears his name has just
died here He had been In the lumber
business In California for so years.
He was member Of the Nigilantes
committee OF 1856 and owned the Qua
lala mills He was a native OF Machias,
Maine, 81 years OF age
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
COL. sroTrEn DEAD.

Paris, April e.-Col. StoffeI a noted
army officer, is dead. He was military
attache in Berlin in 1870 and sent to
Napoleon III, the famous reports show
Ing the menacng activity and organ
l2aton Of the German army just before
the outbreak Of the war between
France and Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
CHICAGO PosTMAsTERsHIP.
Senators cuiIom and Hopkins Win
Recommend Dariel A. Campbell.

Washington Aprll G-sanutois Cullom
and laopkna Today recommended "a shA
president the appointments or Daniel a
iampbell nf Chicago 10 he postmaster Of
that city 10 succeed Fred A. fIuase. who
has been elected To- gle mAyoralry. AR
Campbell N now q state senator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
A CRAZY MANS DEED.
Edward Murphy saturnaes Clothing
With Benzfnc aud Sets Them on Fire.

Memphis Tenn, April edward Muir
ply, "a painter, who was employed upon
the new Business Mems club, In course
of erection. climbed 20 the roof Of the
building today and pouring y gallon OF
henzins over his clothing, set fire 70 him
self Efforts made TO rescue Murphy were
without avail ana the young man WAS
literally crcmated He probably Was iE-
SANE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
TENNIS CHAMPION MARRIED.

London. April g--AIss u, *, Douglas
champion lawn tennis singles player. WAS
married To- r. J.. Chambers Today. IL Is
expected that the champion will not de-
fend nor tltIe this year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
STRIKERS SHOOT AND
KILL TEN W0RkMEN.

,odE Russian Poland. April 6.--Ten
workmeR Nere shot ana killed by strikers
lll the factory district here today because
they attempted 10 resume work
Tbs managers OF ahe factories have he.
gun 10 re-enkage men but the strikers are
hiifsrlv Nnnazine sapa..Nntien ~ vnrk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
ANOTHER SPANISH cAnplNAl.

Rome Aprl d IA Wns announced today
that tho seventh Cardinal to he created
~ Tho cuRasiOry 10 he held April n will
be- MDnsIgnoE Aeplrre y Garcia, hishol
Of BurfOH. spnin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
nussr,s pIrEAr1rY la,pss.

Chicago. April G-The board Of election
commissioners today announced that thD
official plurality Of Frederick a. BpssH,
who was elected mayor last Tuesday, Is
Iga43
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
w. Y. rurNAM s 90. FAIL,

Boston, April e-The failure 81 Webster
T. putnum & Co. bankers ana brokers "
this city, was announced to-day upon tho
Boston stock exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

The man who ought to have been your
employer years ago i still looking
for you--watching the want ads.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-09-12

TIE sa.ics l1e-des.,-st.ss schsxog ..d .astI-
r1sic- ARDS Situated IL E--z1crs esyuas s
and stale 81 ScYcA Dakota vi. be os-sc1
sos safe a. pctisc s1ctton 9th@ highest bid
0s.- ~ the Eo1:t- sssuSs ia tue town OF LIN
sn-r- sao1p.g OF En- nons- state Of North pa
sosA between ;is- ho1rs OF 10 O'Clock = u
And Cock ? On THURSDAY. the
1lTH Day OF NOVEMBER A. d ias
AID safe 20 CON me,ce a. ~ o'clock T. m and
10 continae FROM day 20 day unit, all LANDS
herein described hare h-a-n Sold OF offered
for sale
All lansis xiii * offered Ia tr-.c;s As berss-
ina fer designated sad upon tiss foi.owEn :
essn1iisoc>.
Ncs.a-s s.i; D. sold TOR ls.ss ,s.aa It's ap-
praised value tt. terms Of sale are: One
eth az The purchase price 10 b. paid at The
sine az SHE one-sfsh in i've years; one
sssh In ten years: o-ss-asrt in fifteen years.
and oaed.s,. in lxenty years. with nferes
AZ re Pale o. SIX per cent per annunl- pay
abe aanualsT in advance The purchaser
vii also b required - pay st tim, Of sale a
Tee OF s. 10, issuing each contract
r-on approval OF sale by Board OF Ua.yer-
SHY And >clnocs Lands. the purchaser shall
Jay Interest from the date OF sale 10 January
l. lsee- on the deferred payments al this rate
- 81 pep cent per AntUn3-
ne Board OF Cniye rssfy and Sshcol Lands
reserves the riEhs 20 rete-: any or ali bids
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-09-12

State 0. North Dakota, County OF En-
mons. Ii County Court: Before the
Hon. Charles 3. Carley. Judge.
Ii the matter of the estate of Franz Carl
Fischer. deceased
Jakoh Fischer. petitioner. rs. Mareare,a
Fischer. Martin Fischer. Ferdinand
Fischer. Joseph Fischer, Stephen
Fischer. Adam Fischer. Anton Fisch-
er. Barbara Helwig. Adelaide Skoot.
Katharine Bigman. respondents. Ci-
sation hearing petition for appoint
nent OF administrator.
The state of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all persons
interested in the estate of Franz Carl
Fischer. deceased:
You, and each OF you, are hereby mott.
fled that Jakoh Fischer, the petitioner
herein, has filed in this court his peti-
ton praying that letters of administra-
ton upon the estate Of Franz Carl Fisch-
e.. late OF the county of Emmons and
state of North Dakota. deceased. be
granted TO Jakob Fischer. and that said
petition will be heard and duly consid-
cred by this court on Friday, the 18th
day OF October. A. D. 1907. at ? O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day, atthe court
rooms of this court, in the county court
house, in the town of Linton. county Of
Emmons and state of North Dakota; and
you and each OF you are hereby cited to
be and appear before this court at said
time and place and answer said petition,
and show cause. if any there be, WHY
the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
BY the Court:
CHARLES B. CARLEY.
SEAL Judge of the County Court.
Dated the 9th day OF August. A. D.
1907 lsepl2-26l
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ea,-sl Ra.ina en- Lee

Az exciting forD q winter sport n
which Catalan t,oys e1ca Is bare
rzsany O. rfse lce Ordinary barrels.
with tie. heads removed, are placed
q. regular intsr-als aiosz TIE -sce
course fo- at,ou. quarter Of q nile-
Then at given signal al tie boys
skate for the first barrel Many feacA
I; tcesise- and IS each skater nust
crawl through al tie barrels IA or
der 10 win il is 70 lie imagined that
there Is quite a scramble for erxt turn
Sometimes barrel wheels completely
around While the 30. Is working his
way through II. and when be comes
out he il 50 confused that he skates
OF IN the wrong direction Usually
the laugh Of the spectators makes hin
realize his blunder. and be quickly
turns about and tries 70 make rp foe
lost time. 1t IS quite an exciting Epor
and an interesting one also for tie
spectator as the boys and barrels bob
about in the most amusing fashion--
Chums.