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S. F. Board Of Education Ready
To Make Concessions if Con-
WINGED of Their business.
SOLUTION or THE DIFFICULTY
Abolish oriental schools and Admit
Japanese Children to the
White Ones.

Washington. Feb, S--Mayor schmitz
and the school board Of San Francisco
arrived in Washington at 5:35 O'Clock
this afternoon. Their train WAS "a
hours late. rho delegation will be re-
ceived by the president tomorrow.
Mayor Schmitz said:
1--WE have come to Washington with
free minds to discuss the school ques-
ton with the president The mere fact
that we have responded to the presi-
dents invitation Is sufficient evidence
that we stand ready 10 make conces-
sions II We are convinced that in 40
doing the entire country will profit
by our action. No Californian Is Will
ing to stand on any technicality that
will work TO the detriment OF the ma
ton. IT would be unfair for us TO
go into full and free discussion of
the questions involved until we have
conferred with MT. Roosevelt.
I'VE have not excluded the japanese
children from the schools of San
francisco. but since the fire the school
board has found 1t necessary TO adopt
the policy of segregation. not eSclu-
sion, in the primary and intermediate
departments. The law of California
makes the question of segregation dis
cretionary with the school boards In
the various towns and cities of the
state. The law reads that the school
authorities may segregate the chill
dren of the white and Monaghan
races. and requires that when the sep
arate schools have been established
the children of the two races must
attend the schools set apart for them.
After the fire we found that the Ian
anese were crowding the white chill
dren ont of the schools. and the only
course to pursue was TO take adyant-
age of the state law and establish the
separate schools. This was done Tho
white children took the places of the
Japanese in the white schools and the
oriental schools were established FOR
the Japanese. That is the whole story
in a nutshell"
When asked as to how the ,Japan-
csc children could now be admitted
10 the white schools IL the DELEGATION
agree to make the concession which
The president viii ask Mayor Schmitz
RENTED.
'"rbat would he sinnle enough we
would abolish the oriental schools
and then. under our law the enforce
nent of which, as / explained is left
To the discretion of the school hoard
the Japnnese would then he entitled to
admission TO the white schools
The san Francisco delegation con-
sists of Mayor L. e. Schmitz. Law
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. is.

THE HIGHLAND MINING & MILL.
ING COMPANY. a corporation, Location
OF mines, Cache County. Utah, Principn
place Of business. Salt Lake City, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the directors Of the Highland Mining
q Milling Company, held January sth,
1907. assessment No. 10, OF one a. cent per
share. was levied on all the outstanding
capital stock of the corporation. payable
on or before February 18th, 1917, to the
Secretary and Treasurer, at his office Ia
Il Street. salt Lake City Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on the said 18th dav
Of February. 1901, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale az a public auction
and unless payment is received before.
viii be sold on March nth. 1877, at 2
o'clock o. m. at the office Of the Secre-
tary and Treasurer l12 7 Street, Salt
Lake city. Utah, TO pay the delinquent
asse ssment. together with the cost Of ad-
vertlsing and expense OF sale
J. +. ANDERSON. Secy.
l73 7 Street. salt Lake CITY. Utah.
First publication January 18th, 1901
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
E,, resident Williams Again I'm
"'uenee az EnieryyiIle

ie,vy francisco Feb S-At u....,,
ssfe again ty'oIs Of President iVili,ss nv nv
70 n AM sd W evidence his Huerfa1n1' t na,,
ssisQad raee y winner from Bor,im IN H.
Z, y capturihaSs ro,perdale had it'll. trou.
~ 9ut jake Name mile and a quarter
"pllit. Siuofe was strond seconn
u Williams nye furlongs, sellins-cslla
i2ggIns. ia 70 !, Won; Bertio A. ia
.asssArlae. . 10 second; Rosy Light,
ll No a :, JezebelN NFssrIl, ALA True,
E Nopsey ana saohet
Esllss~ Husssss3. s six and ope.h half furlong.
lEesn,, i0i W p i% Miller ! To /. won;
hss q Orleans IIs sdns ~ 70 1, second
~ silver :, Handmaiden, " Pee enlra
khhd rsca Lane ana Aiarle also ran ,,'eSS
'ltlsr. lCi tainrity course Princes.
"s''s' Q 10 ], won; Frolic,
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los Mcbride, 4 to 1, second; Hersain, i07.
sandy to l. third Time-i,ls Joe Goss.
Thc Reprobate. Jake Ward 70 San. Ra-
tidor. Prestige. H. a. Powell Swagger
and Bon Viva also ran.
Fourth race, one and one-fourth miles.
selling Byfonerdalc, 10a Williams. TO !,
won. Jake Moose, 1904, Hunter, IL TO g.,
second: Nine Spot, i02, Lycurgus. . TO !,
third, Time--2;i2. orchan, Iras and Lone
Fifth race, mile selllng--salablc. l02
M nrawn to !. second Rona. iOs. Hunter
TO !, third. Time--1;4i 3-5. Bonar Tala-
mund Warte Eicht, Fury, Sir Carter
ROYAL Red. Galice. Cuappaqua and El
Chihuahua also ran.
sixth race, futurity course-Cocolaw
1i2 Brown. 10 TO s. won; Aaron J. 100,
Hiidebrand, to !, second; Funnyside. 100.
Mentry, 10 to /, third. Tlme-i ~ %.
Wedeethorna Jerry sharp. Nigrette Royal
scot. H. McGovern, Polite and Bill
Parry also ran
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Notice is hereby given that the Thi .
teanth Ward Store, a cor p ration hereto
fore doing business AZ No. p Main Street.
salt Lake City, Utah, has made a gener7
essigument OF all Il it property for the
bensft OF it's creditors 10 the undersigned
assignee, and all creditors OF said corpora
lion are hereby notified ana required TO
present and file with the undrrs ed as
signse AT the address given below. their
Gains clearly and distinctly stated and
sworn 10 by each claimant by some per
son Acquainted with the facts. within
three months from the 18th day ~ Jan
nary, 1871. the date Of the FIRST publication
W JAMES p. FREEZE
Assignee
Address n Main ST.. Salt Lake city
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

First race, three and one half furlongs
--ziepen won; Jimmy H, second; Brawny
Lad third. Time-:45 l-5.
Second race seven furlongs, selling
Clifton Forge won; Asterick, second;
Grenade, third. Time-1;2S 3-5.
Third race, mile. selling-Cora Price
won; Sicamous, second; Kaiserhoff, third.
T1me-1:i2 2-5.
Fourth race seven furlongs-Bazil won;
Heart OF Hyaelnth, second Cobmosa,
third Time-1:29 is.
Fifth race, handicap, mile and an
eighth--Missouri Lad won; Besterling,
second: Coldic, third. Time-l:54&.
Sixth race, Ave furlongs-Planute won;
Dinemock second; Little George, third.
Time-1.01.
Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing-Evie Green won: Gold Coin, second;
Goddess, third. Time-l;4S 10.
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AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb, s.-oaklawn re-
First race three furlongs--Mnnchcster
won: c. IL Shilling, second; Albert NJ,
third. Time--:36 rs.
second race. three furlongs-lda May
won: Dandy Dancer second; Lady Hnps-
burg, third. Time :36.
Third race 1--WE furlongs-Storm won;
Theodosia, second; Tyrolan, third. Time
1908. ,,,.
Fourth race, seven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
won; Rustilng silk. second: SHENANDOAH.
third. Time-~1.2S As
Fifth race. one mile--John Garner won;
Mrs. Annie. second; Marimbo third.
sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Grossgrain won; j. ID, Dunn, second, Mer-
rick third. Time--1:47 As.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN tho Third Judicial District Court
Of the state Of Utah, ~ and for SAT-
Lake County Anna r Weaver Plaintiff,
vs. Luna Y Thatcher, shamira. y Ros-
sltcr, jeanette Y. EaEton, iyrum s,
Young, Ruth \. Healey. Phoebe Y Beat
tie. John W. Young Heher Young, Arta
-, CTlsta Young Clar.ssa Y Spencer,
Alonzo Young. louisa W. Y Ferguson,
oscar - Young Willard Youug, Maria
& pongali Joseph p {. Youeg. zina
p =. Card, y. Morris Young susa
Young Gates Fannie Y. Clayton, AZ
fales Young John sharp .Jre and tho
unknown heirs. devlsees. legatees and
successors in interest q brigham Young
Deceased, Defendants. The state OF Utah
10 said Defendants; You are hereby sum
moned 10 appear within twenty days az
Ter the service OF this summons upon
you, II served within. tho County in which
This action Is brought, otherwise. within
thirty days after service and defepd the
above entitled actioni and In case ~ yoir
failure 20 10 DO. Judgment will be rem
dered against you according 20 the de,
maud Of the complaint OF which a copy
ls here with served upon you.
hENpERsoN. PIERCE, cRITcHLow
q BAHRErTE
T. O. address, 9Oi-sOg. Mccornlck Build
Ing, salt Lake City Utah.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR ARMY.

Lyons, Feb 9--Gen. Gallieni. former
governor OF Madagascar. at banquet
here last night, advocated the use of au-
tomobiles for the army. He said that
his long experience in Madagascar
proved to him that the automobile
should be used instead OF horse-drawn
vehicles.
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ADMIRAL MEAD RETIRED.

Washington, Feb. s.--Rear Admiral
William Whitman Mead who has been
relieved Of the command OF the Ports
mouth, ~ H., navy yard, by Rear Ad-
miral George A. Bicknell, was today
placed upon the reired list of the navy.
owing 10 age. Rear Admiral Mead
was born In Kentucky and appointed
to the navy from that state in Decem-
Der, 1851.
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CLUB GETS LICENSE

rsa5sn slon Ky, Feb, s.-The Kentucky
litsrtsooo00 ihtnlsslon, IN session here This
ISpisygHh, granted a license to Inc naw y
of L5uIsvliiio eEey club. 10 Douglas PARK
Ton an W. ny, 10 the racing associa-
~Nng association. '"o i@o'on'a
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ENGINEER STEVENS DENIES
HE SAID HE'D RESIGN,

New York, Feb. ga Panama dis
patch to the Herald states that Chief
Engineer Stevens makes emphatic de-
NAL of the report that he has said that
he would resign II the digging OF the
Panama canal was let to contractors.
Mr.. Stevens. the dispatch says, has in
the past declared that he favored con-
tracing for the canal work, and his
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on Sundays. holidays and every days
MOUNTS Pork and Beans make de-
sirable dish for luncheon or dinner
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POOL CHAMPIONSHIP.

ot ~" Nv Iolk, Feb, SIN the second game
bal III ,o, worlds professional championship
ion w wgIinament between Thomas Hues-
pS SCRANTON Pa. and Edward Daw-
Hgs,ie, sI u. Louis the score tonight was
NssalQn, 40. Dawson M W Jaw
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MATCH oALLEp OFF

shh 1"1p Phla. Feb s.--Joe Cana ,or,sh,
bw5 H. mat his match with Tiassrv
hat IsS1 been declared on. cans ssvys
division w " was not satisfied With t6e
2 The 6ssIEsn e purse. which was arranged
" preilmi5agy,J % and q per cent when
iil,d az lewis now wants the waS ,,, sshed,
oasls Of 90 and 90 mr. 10y 80 w
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PROTECTED THE ANARCHIST.
Geneva Worlmcn Threatened to Strike
II lie Was EXPELLED

Berne, Feb. "a general strike was
threatened In Geneva because the au-
thorlties there ordered the expulsion of
a noted anarchist The order OF eN-
pulsion was withdrawn when the attl-
tude OF the workmen was made known.
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CLENIENCEAU HAS GRIP.

Paris, Feb. 9.--Prime Minister Glenn
enceau is a victim of the grip. an cpl
demic OF which is raging here.
A notice has been issued TO the effect
that certain deliveries OF mail has been
suspended because OF the epidemic
among the postal employees.
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FRUIT TREES !!

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Worships His False God, Whisltcy--
Wife In Tcars--Childrcn Neglected
Home Forgotten--Life
Lingering Dcath--And
Drink Did IL All
The Drnnkard Cannot Save HIMSELF
You Women Must do Il for Him.

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NOTICE..

REDEMPTION OF UTAH COUNTY
LIGHT & POWER BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the terms Of the bonds of the Utah County
Light & Power Company, the following
described bonds are hereby called FOR re.
demption on the first day OF April 1907;
NOS. l to 20, inclusive, $1,000
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Nos. l 10 So Inclusive. $4,000 de-
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Bonds must be presented on or after
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Bank, Salt Lake City, or the Bank Of
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due at that date.
All interest will cease on all Of the
above described bonds on April ], 1907. and
interest coupons attached. due after that
date. are hereby declared null and void.
THOMAS r. CUTLER, Trustee.
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PIANOS.

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After two months looking for a high
grade piano Mt a reasonable price,
decided 10 buy the Anderson piano"
from the n. Y. & Western Piano Co,
30 Market ST., near p. o.
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ALL HALLows WON.

., me Granite High School basketball
ua siil mel defeat az the hands OF the All
iiiiI,' ,s seam last evening by score OF
u 70 IS The teams lined up as Follows:
All Hallows cran,ta t1,rh
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Gssl.' T.. stevenson; umpire, Kellidy.
SsSs from held, Boan 2, Gorlin j, Fitz.
ffoT' ~ y 2aligan 8, Murphy 2; goals
nsuncoey lnro~' Boan P Gorlln T. Fitz-
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The report that Jack Chesbro of the
Highlanders. was to be traded for Bill
Dineen. the Boston American twirler, Is
which states that President Taylor OF
Boston, has signed Dineen for the coming
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

You must give II to Dan Stuart and
John Condor. They are the two greatest
diplomats In the racing business today
Their latest move is to pit one clergyman
OF Hot Springs against another In the
matter of the proposed race track legisla-
ton. The Rev. Mr.. White, in an inter
view, says he is not a crank, and be-
lives that under certain circumstances so.
called gambling is not sinful. and should
be permitted
Mr. White may not be as influential as
the Rev Mr.. Amis, the man who with
McGuigan is fighting racing in the state
know that at least one professor OF re.
llgion has the pluck 10 stand up and say
that the horse racing devotee Is not the
black devil that some have painted him.
The Rev. Mr.. White, to some extent
has moulded his views to correspond with
those OF the Rev Dr.. slicer, who year
ago, declared that there was a much
eeeded TO fsht it. That was poolroom
betting.
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engaged as trainer to accompany the team
10 old Mexico on the training trip.

Clement, the French chauffeur, gives
the layman a very good idea of the sem
sations experienced by a man going at
tremendous rate OF speed when you
first start" he says. 1.-THE ground seems
to be rising up In front OF you, as If
you hit it in the face That is, until you
yet your auto eyes adjusted. But even
then there's always the thrill. and you
haven't time for anything but the thrill
and the watching OF the long, narrow
road in front. You haven't time to see
what is on one side or the other The
people-thats about all we had on the
sides in the Vanderbilt cup races-just
seem to be a black and white border to
the dark streak in front. Yes, you hear
them shout. but by the time you realize
II you are gone"
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Employees of the Richards street roller
skating rink ard patrons of the place are
series Of games on rollers would prove de-
cidedly interesting and exciting.
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Two royal battlers, Jack Dougherty and
Honey Melody. holder OF the welter-
weight championship, will meet in the
wlnaup before the Milwaukee Boxing club
ers can induce Melody to come west to
meet Dougherty.
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PENNY" GOSSIP.

Additional news OF the sporting world
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q OF this issue OF the News
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weight championship. Will meet in the
wlndup before the Milwaukee, Boxing club
ers can Induce Melody to come west to
meet Dougherty.
Says the San Francisco Bullteln: EFF the
California clubs will only straighten out
their local affairs and get their grounds
In shape baseball will boom, like every
Thing else. Right now there is not a sin
Its games this year. San Francisco, FNres-
no. Oakland and Los Angeles are all up
in the air IN regard to ball parks. Time
for tho players to begin practising is not
far distant and there should be lot STIR
ring In the way OF building grounds"
Hugo Kelly. the Chicago middleweisht,
Is having as much misfortune in getting
on a fight as Mike Schreck, the Cincin-
clared Off In succession. Kelly was match
ed to fight both Tommy Burns and Joe
Thomas, but both fights were Cancelled.
Kelly then agreed to take on Philadelphia
Jack o,Brien before the Casino a. G OF
Tonopah, New, but o'Brien withdrew
from the match, claiming that he would
rather fight Big Al Kaufman.
A dispatch from Chicago says that the
members of the White Sox OF Chicago.
champions OF the world IN baseball. are
disappointed because Conihear who is
now training at the University OF Wash
ington and formerly at the University OF
the team on the training trip 10 Mexico.
conibear was the trainer for the Chicago
team the greater part of last year. and
the players attribute their good condition
through bruisng campaign 20 his
careful attention. Jimmy Bardell has beer
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11

The most 90 be regretted act OF my
life" SAYS commander Of the navy.
was a letter | wrote 20 my mother
when about seventeen years OF age.
he always addressed her letters 10 me
as my dear boy felt at that time
I was a man, or very near IT, and
wrote saying that her constant ad.
dressing me as q boy made me feel
Gispleased | received ia reply 4 letter
full Of reproaches and tears. Among
other things. she said You might grow
10 be as big as Goliath as strong as
Samson and as wise as solomon; you
might become ruler OF nation or en-
peror Of many nations, and the world
might revere you aud fear you. but TO
your devoted mother you would al
ways appear In memory In your lnuo-
cent. unpretentious, unself conceited
unpampered habyhOOd. In those days
when I washed aud dressed and kissed
and worshIped you, you were my idol.
Nowadays you are becoming part OF a
gross world by contact with Il. and
cannot bow down TO you and worship
You. but II there are manhood aud
maternal love transmitted 10 you, you
viii understand that the highest com
Illment that mother love can ray you
IS 20 call you my dear boy 80"
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Some Qua rImr Ginnt..

Cajanus 2 Swedish giant who was
nine feet bI-h. was on exhibition IN
London 90 l742. aud several old hand.
bills stu exist which set forth he
measurements a. this freak Of nature.
Thirty years later we have Charles
ByTne. who was eight feet four inches
10 height IN bis stockiugcd feet lie.
however. died young. 90 the age q
twenty-five. from hard drinking. Cot.
ter O'Byrne another Irish giant. FOL
lowed few years later He was
born az kusale IN 1861 and al the age
Of fifteen was eight feet high. This
hy the time be was twenty. three had
Increased 10 nine feet four inches. and
then be changed his name 10 O'Brlan
10 order 10 make people think that be
was descended from King Brian BO-
rOihme and went on exhibition At
that business be- ~ course. soon real
ized very comfortable fortune and re-
tired. dying AZ Clifton on Sept S. 1894.
His will especially provided that his
boly should he thrown Into the Sea IN
order 10 prevent tie surgeons from cut.
ting IL up