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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-19
HOGAN WILL REFEREE
LIGHTWEIGHT FIGHT
Nelson and Mcfarland Post
$4,000 Each as Good Faith
Guarantee.

The articles OF agreement fer the Nell
on-McFarand forty five-round hsht call
for the appearance OF the men at 2:@O
p. m. and TO weigh IN at Il. m. at l3S
pounds, at the Colma club OF San Fran
cisco. The men will fight for 90 per cent
OF the gross receipts, which Will be d.
vided 20 per cent to the winner and %
per cent TO the loser.
Nelson offered 10 fight, winner take the
entire purse and moving picture privl-
lesc II the weight was made IL" POUNDS
rIugsidc. but Mcfarland would not agreo
TO that. For this concession in weight.
Nelson will receive the entire receipts OF
abe moving picture privilege. Nelson
also will receive n bonus from Coffroth.
Malachy Hogan OF Chicago WINS chosen
referee. Each man posted a forfeit OF
$4,000 and the sum VIII go as a Side bet.
Both mon agreed not to engage In any
bout after June l,
Coffroth also matched Jimmy Coulon
and Monte Attell. They will fight twenty
five rounds in san Francisco on June 10,
Weighing 1l5 pounds at the rIugsidc.
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THIRIY-FIFTH DERBY
WILL Be PROMINENT
Best Horses in the Country Will
Start for the $1,000
Purse.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April lS.-With the
racing Samo falling upon evil days In
other states. and thousands OF bloodcd
horses becoming virtually wanderers from
the big courses where they were wont
to display their speed, the thirty-flfth
Kentucky derby. to be run at Churchill
Downs. May 3, has regainod much OF its
old time prominence.
The following eleven horses are re-
garded as almost certain starters:
Miami, b. G., Count Schomberg- Boch-
ellie II. j. \. Camden. owner McAndrcws.
b. G., Scinetillant-Thc Lady. w. II. ftZer.
owner; Norbit Hynes b. G., Ormicant-
owners; Sir Catesby. br. c. Sir Dixon
Algic NJ, L. L. Hayes, owner: Warficld,
ch. C.. Nasturtum- Detection. j. Is. Lesh.
owner; Campeon, b. c.. Alvescot- -Florite,
T., Contestor- Hide and Seek, J. g. Milan
& Co. owners; Wintcrgrecn. b. C.. Dick
Wclles Winter. J. y. Respass. owner
Friend Harry. ch, 4, Orlando-Alico Brand,
Edward Alvey, owner; Sempronium br.
C. Sempronium Tody Smith, W. T..
ApplGsate, qwneri direct en-: Il:. C., Don dc
Wintcrgrccn has thus far ruled favor
ite In the betting, OF which there mas
been considerable. The arrival OF Friend
Harry from the Pacific coast, where he
has shown remarkable private trials, is
expected TO place him equal tavoritc with
Wintergrecn. however. All the candidates
regarded AS certain starters have been
well played TO date, all have shown first
class form and tho good training weather
has ripcncd them carly.
Campeon Is regarded as the dark horse,
while Miami, on the strength OF his spring
work, may carry as much money as
either Wintergreen or Friend Harry:
Should tho track be muddy. Miami would
probably he installed lavorite. The value
OF the stake will be about 1000 stall
ROOM for 1000 horses already has been
engaged. and about $500 more are eN-
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Bic BUNCH Of HORSES
COMING FROM COAST
This City Will Be Made Head
quarters for at Least
Forty Days.

AdviCcs received from Los Angeles by
w. w. Finn show that 400 head OF horses
will be shipped out OF that city next
Friday for Salt Lake City. and over
1000 people, including horscowncrs. book
makers. trainers. jockeys. attendants and
enthusiasts, Will also leave in a special
train for this city. Salt Lake is the
talk in all quarters among the California
horSemcn. The entry blanks which were
distributed have all been filled out and
no moro entries Will now be taken from
Los Angeles. which assures the best
horses for tha entire forty days meeting.
Nothing definite has been heard from
Emcryvillc as yet. but the same number
OF horses arc looked for to come hero
from that track, with about the same
number OF people, Finn SAYS that there
viii be over 1000 horses racing here and
with three weeks TO train in before the
opening Of the meet, May 30. oil the
horses will have become scclimatcd and
will bc In shape TO do their best.
There was some fear expressed last
week that some Of the best horses would
90 TO Texas and to Victoria, but both
these places have been practically aban-
doncd. Bad weather in Texas is hurt
Ing the sport and il Is said that tho
same trouble is had I'm British Columbia.
The horsemen VIII not take the chance
of these long trips aud all will now come
TO this city,
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UNIVERSITY TRACK
MEET NEXT FRIDAY
AggieS Will Come Down From
Logan to Compete in
Field Events.

The first big track meet of the year
taie9 place next Friday afternoon when
the Logan Agricultural college will send
Its team down here TO meet the university
boys in dual meet. While IL Is stil
rather carly I'm the season and the chances
for record smashing are consequently not
very bright. both teams are said to be
in good condition and an interesting con-
test ought to be the result Coach Mad
dock Is expecting thorough try-out for
his men and Coach Tcatzcll of the Ag
Eics VIII also be ablo TO get good limo
on his material and find out where he
needs TO lay special stress in preparation
for tho state meet, which is 80 be held
in Logan May 10.
The two schools arc 90 meet I'm n base
ball contest tho Same afternoon and aC-
CordinglY 1t Is planned to start things
off promptly at 2:3o. running the track
events while the game IS I'm progress, and
leaving some Of the field events until
Dad Convllle fractured ono OF his
ribs Friday night at the Y. M. g. a.
and will be out OF the broad jump, and
tho shot put. This viii leave Wilkinson
and Calder TO do the jumping and Rich
, ardson and S. Oleson to put the shot
Following, arc the entries:
1o0-yard dash-Brinton. Carmichael and
Grant, L. OF u; Whitehead and Carroll.
22O-yard dash-Brlnton. Walker and
Grant L. Of L.; Carroll and whitehead.
ii0-yard dash-Gutting. Parsons and
Walker. u. of T.; Plant and Wyatt; 4. ..
SSO-yard run-Roilcy. Roberts and Dug
gan. u. OF L.. Worsterhone and Mar
Milo run-Allcn, Cole. Layton and Dag
lelsch: l.. of T.; Worsterhome. Martineau
22O-yard hurdIos-Brinton. IIIggs and
Carmichael. u. OF L.; Confer and Aldcrus,
12O-yard hurdlcs-Stswart Higgs and
ADAMS L. OF u; Confer and Aldcrus, \.
~, -. ,r., s,t-.-,--.,..z,. -,
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TR|BUNEs BEGIN THE
SEASON BY WINNING
Defeat Soldiers i'm Close Con-
test; Ludlow's Pitching
Is Feature.

The Tribune baseball team. recently
organized by Manager r. Cranes, played
its first game Sunday morning, ana de-
ioated the Fort Douglas team in a close
and we'll played contest on the Fort dla-
mond, by the score OF TO I. 1t was
pitchers battle. in which Ludlow. ior
The Tribunes. won out. Ludlow fanncd
ten men In the first six innings. Ash and
Scare took turn i'm the box and held
up their end, tho soldiers being able TO
secure only few hits during tho game.
Tho feature of the game was the home
run hit by Mann, the second baseman.
the first time he wa2 up at bat. He
placed n liner over center. which rolled
down the nil nearly 10 tho university.
The men playcd by Cranes We're as
follows knickerbockcr. catcher; LUDLOW.
Ash and Scare, pitchcrs; Young, Mann
Elomquist. Fitzpatrick, lnfield"rsi Cranes,
McCabe ard Gricvc, outficldcls.
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COACH BADEN0CH is
WORKING WITH TEAM
Special to The Tribune.

sNltFial 10 j lit lIlDuliC
LOGAN. April ia fairly good repre-
sentatiou of track men may be seen al
most any day on the 3. y. c. field.
Coach Radcnoch does not get oycr-en-
thusiastic when the state meet is men
toned but at reference TO the dual meet
with The A g. on May /, says, "Well
win it That Is the one point that the
men arc working towards now. and they
are favored with much better prospects
than last year at this time. They realize
that the showing made at the state meet
last year might have been easily improved
upon, and are certain OF making q much
moro crcditabc showing this year.
An interClass meet viii bo held on
April -. This will he a tryout Tor the
y. g. games the first three men in each
event 10 be chosen to represent the B.
\. &. at that time.
Some Of the men looked upon with
favor are Johnson, pole vault, the two
Peterson. with tho weights Roskelly,
hurdles and weights: Jensen and Sayrcs,
'n the sPrints; Anderson and Hicks, in
Tic distances.
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CLEOPATRA s Code.

Some men are IN love WITH them'
selves, and in that at least have no
rival.
According to what the man is, so
must You humor him.
Do not read books alone, but also
Feel confidence in yourself, for in
this scheme of things we are taken at
our own valuation
Have no days of carelessness.
Never show your own cards. Let the
other player lead then follow suit.
Do not in trying to escape from tne
trite become paradoXical.
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Posta ls.
Aggies Have Good Team,

Special 70 THO ITIDune.
LOGAN, April 1S.-The e. y. C's vic
tory in Saturdays baseball game gave
n feeling OF confidence that was lack
Ing before. The exhibition with tho eX-
ccption OF one bad inning, met with the
entire approval of Logan's fans: While
Coach Badenoch Will not go so far as to
lay direct claims to the championship, he
SAYS that the chances are better than
they have been for Il number OF years
by far better than last year. There Is
a noticeable lack OF heavy hitting In the
In great part by an infield that the
coach considers as good as any in the
state third base being the only weak
point in IT. Few fielders of Peterson )
class can be found In the state.
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Bluerock Shoot.

Several members OF the Salt Lake Gun
club took part in bluerocll practice Sun
day morning. Tho wind was blowing
across the traps and tho boys found It
hard to connect with the targets.
w, S. Vincent was high gun with "A
score OF 90 broken out OF q possible 100
targets; Young broke G3 and Finch AZ
out OF possible 10 each; Kampy broke
= out OF so and Morgan 20 out OF so:
and quit with good record.
The club Will hold trophy shoot next
Sunday. the prize being valued at s25,
the shoot TO be open 10 everybody who
wishes to take part
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Fighters Resting Up.

SpoCilI U Tho TrIOune.
PARK CITY. April 1S.-Mat Dewey and
Joe Jcfford have put on their finishing
touches I'm training and will now rest up
until TIlesday night, at which time they
viii step into the ring at the Dewey
opera house TO box twenty rounds, Jof-
ford Is considerably larger than Dewey.
but IL is said the latter IS n ''alrJ nut
TO crack and Jefrord viii have hts hands
full at all times. There IS a great deal
Of Jcfford money i'm the car1p. owing
TO his previous victories, and somo OF II is
being taken by tho Dewey supporters.
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HELENA SENATORS
BEAT OCC|DENTA[S
COlOred WhirIWindS Make Poor
Showing Against League
Team.
HARRISON AND TENANT
BATTED OUT OF BOX
Thomas and King Let Down OPP
pOnentS With Four
Hits.
Spccial 20 The Trlhunc.

OGDEN, April 1S.-Tho Occidental!
baseball team OF salt Lake lost what lit
tie reputation Il had when it crossed bats
with the Intermountain Baseball league
team OF Helena in game this afternoon.
which the Senator's won by the uneven
score OF II TO 4. Manager Huston said
that he had heard so much Of the OC-
cidcntals that he felt Il triflc uneasy prior
TO the game, but after the first luning
it was only "a question OF how many
runs his men really wanted. harrison
was battcd all over the lot In tho first
Inning and tho Helena men scored four
runs before the side was retired. and
thereafter scored In every inninS, OK
C"pt In the second and seventh. Tho Dc
Cidcntals scored two runs In the first IN
ming and two in the seventh and were
let down hard in the remaining innings.
being able TO secure only four hits in the
game off Thomas and King.
The Montana boys hit everything that
was put over the pan and connected
with many wild ones AS we'll just for tho
sake OF practice. The team has only been
together for Il few days, but Manager
Huston has Il real live bunch, When II
is taken into consideration that tho Oc-
cidCntal team, which has always been
considered one Of the best In Utah,
proved such an easy mark, the people
be treated TO real baseball tho coming
summer. Many OF the local fans wero OF
the opinion that the OCCidcntals would
make u good showing against the Helena
team. but from the looks OF todays game
the Colorcd BOYS have "a lot TO learn
about tho national sport
Tho Helena team will open the league
season with the Salt Lake team at salt
Lake ON May I.
The lineup was as follows:
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Tigers Win Again.

DETROIT Mich. April lS.-Dctrolt and
Cleveland transferred the game scheduled
for Tuesday next to Monday Detroit
won, > to >.
r. II. Il.
SitNelduu .'oe.... = L
Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt: Wright
and n. Clarke. Umplres: O'LouShlin and
KERN.
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ST. ReQis Smoker,

Manager Price has arranged three tour-
round goes between amateurs, well
matched and a battle royal. for tonight's
"doings" at the club. The battle royal
Is the drawing card and Price says that
he knows that every member of the club
will be present to see the color"d wiilri-
winds mix II with eight -ounce gloves
The boxing matches will be as Follows;
Sheets vs.. Jones, fehthers knight VS..
Caine lightweights; Frazzles VS.. Muir
ply, heavios.
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Vanderbilt's Winners.

PARIS. April iS.-At the Longchamps
races today w. x. Nanderbilt's Lillian
lan unplaccd In tho Prlx dc la Grotte.
Mr.. Vanderbilts Negosole won the PriX
de Guicho. three -year-oid event for
colts at ten furongs, valued at S1400. II.
L. Thornes Flcury II was fourth.
w. *. Vanderbilt's Rosalin finished Soc
ond for the PriX Hoquart. while his Pres
tissimi ii won the Prix de la Jonchere.
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JOHNSON AND C0RBETT
MAY Bon NEXT WINTER

CHICAGO. April 1s-If Jack Johnson,
the heavyweight pugilist champion OF the
world defeats Stanley ketchel In their
fight, October 10, nc Will be matched with
James j. Corbett. the former heavyweight
title- holder. for a fight at San Francisco
on Thanksgiving day.
fight promoter. conferred with Corbett
tonight. and the match was agreed upon.
Coffroth has n match between Jem Dris-
coll and Abe Atteil scheduled for Thanks
giving day. but will shift that IN order
TO make way for the big fellows.
Cclfrota left for San Francisco tonight
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REPUBLICANS.

Earned runs-Salt Lake. /; Republicans.
!. Sacrifice hits-Huun, /. stolen bases
~. Gum, 2. Hanson. Left or bases
Salt Lake, 2; Republicans. S. Bases on
halls-OCf Hanson, ,: Off Hunt. /. Two
base hits-McNac. 3; Scott. / Marx. !.
Double plays-Scott 10 Hum: Merickcl
to May. Struck out-By Hanson, r: by
Castro, {; by Hunt. .. Passed balls
Marx. /: Sowadskl. 3. WILD pitches
Hanson. Time of game hour - min.
Umpirc-Donoyan Attendance. 1000.
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AMERICAN
Altrock Is Easy.

ST. LOUIS. April lS.-St. Louis made
and had little trouble in winning, s 10 ..
r. II. l..
ST. Louis l6 /
CllCtSD U "
Batteries: Powell and Criger; Atrock
and Sullivan. Umpires: Sheridan and
Dor
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Yves Continues Winning.

NEW YORK. April 1S.-Henri st. Yves
OF France Won a fifteen mile match race
from Patrick White OF Dublin at tho Clif
ton race track, near Passaic, n. j., to-
day.
At the ten miles ST. Yves was two
laps TO the good and White dropped out
ished cut the fuu fifteen miles il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-19
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Lush Gets Wild.

CINCINNATI, O., April 1S.-Ciucinnati
defeated st. Louis today. LUSH tho visit
ors' pitcher, was wild early in the game
and was hit hard.
r. II. L.
CINCINNATI >
ST. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,
Batteries. Campbell and Mclean; Lush.
Moore and Bresnaban. Umpires: O'Day
and L.mSlie.
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Auerbachs Beat Poplars.

The Auerbachs defeated the Poplar
Groves In Il ono-Sided game Sunday
morning on the Poplar Grove diamond
by the score OF l. TO In nino innings.
The feature Of the game was the home
run hit by Pitcher Dunford In the fifth
inning. Castlcton was invinrhlc and al
lowed but q few scattered hits.
Manager Vincent OF the Auerbachs is
sues challenge TO play any team in the
city.
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Pirates Win Hard Game.

CHICAGO. April 1s.-Chicago played the
first eXtra-i inning game OF Chlcagos sea-
son today and also suffered the first
shut-out. Pittsburg defeating the home
team with one run In the twelfth. Grand
fielding on both sides cut off scores in
several innings.
II. II. z.
Chicago E. .............-........ ]
PIttsburg >. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 l
Batteries: Brown and Moran: Camnitz
and Gibson. Umpires: Klein and Kane.
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Svenberg Wins Marathon,

NEW YORK. April 1S.-In a match
race at tho full Marathon distance to-
day at Celtic Park, Long Island City,
John V. Svenborg of Sweden. scored
a hollow victory from Fred Simpson, the
sixteen miles. The time was 2di :44 2-5
EImpson Has suffering from stiff knee.
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Seals Win Double-Header.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1S.-Scores:
Morning game II. H. u.
Los Angeles ..................,.s l 3
San Francisco ............... =
Batteries: Wheeler, Broswalter and Or
endorff; Wills and Williams.
Afternoon game r. H. T..
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures. 6 3
San Francisco ................ l
and Berry,
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Chinese Finishes Fifth,

HONOLULU, April ia Chinese long
distance man took tifth place in II full
distance Marathon race which was run
here today. Nigel Jackson won the race.
his time being 3 hours and IS minutes,
There were thirty entries and All en-
finish
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-19
Rihe RANGE.

a feature Of the shooting on the rifle
range Sunday morning that OF Mrs.
Van Arnam, who shot out two scores OF
10 shots each scoring 30 in the first block
and JS In the second block, making n total
average of 80. Van Arnam won the high
score and high average for the day with
81 and 81 81 respectively. Owing TO IL
strong wind blowing It was hard to locate
the bullscye.
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Northwest League
Hit-and- Run Contest.

TACOMA. Wash. April 1S.-Score:
+ IT, e.
Tacoma .. ..........,........ g 4
Vancouver =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II .
Batteries: Butler and Bender; Paddock
and Stanley. Umpire: Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-19

$50 Sample Suits to be sold at half
price at Sample Suit House, Bungalow
Theater building on State street. Why
paw more on Main street,
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10 lineup was as follows:
p-fo
Newsboys Beat Postals

The Newsboys defeated the Postals in
n match baseball game Sunday morning
on Cudahys field by a score OF 27 to II
In seven innings. 1t was a hit and run
game. the Newsboys being able to get in
more runs than their opponents.
, The lineup was as follows:
Newsboys Postals.
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Pitchers Battle.

SPOKANE Wash, April 1S.-Scoro:
II. II. e.
Aberdeen :. ..,.......... z 4
Spokane :. ............,.... .
Batteries; Gregg, Kill!lay and Ostdiek
pcrnou and O'BrIen
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Close Hitting Contest.

SEATTLE, Wash, August 1s,-Score:
r.. II, L.
Seattle .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 2
Portland !. ..........,....... 10 o
Batteries: Austin and Custer; Guyn,
Pinnance and Troeh.
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Game Of Errors,

PORTLAND, Ore, April IS.-Score:
X. II. Il.
Sacramento :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2
Portland .
Batteries: Baum and Byrnes; Graney
and Armbrustcr.
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Utah Teams Lead.

BUTTE. Mont April 1S.-The Utah
teams OF SchatZ and Hardy Of Salt Lake
and Greene and Scofleld of Logan fin
ished on even terms tonight az the end
Of the first hours racing OF the siX-day
roller skating race.
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TrlDUIle W3nC Au3-
Bell NSin 500. -----A-~ IaGependapt $50,
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Thomas Jefferson belongs distinctl,
among the physically strenuous prcsl
dents, and he revived the traditions o,
Washington, which had lapsed during
the term Of John Adams. Like the frs
president, he was notable horsemal
and fox hunter. From his youth up h,
followed the chase.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-07-30
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Stanley, .anhd Mrs EllatsiinGnn
Receptio.tr9olbMilhsCnh1rik.

Mrs. Stanley y.anhdAn AnfxsE ElludtsiinGnlst
Receptioas1fd1ptsllfks
A receptionn wams g8hDn fd1prMa1a
H. d. Clark, ,of1sa1tHaB1 1hhan1a, CGltar
fornia, last FridaaeyalteaarouDp,b ,bb1n6n
Eokstein and MfE8 8e1nlDl9et,1ttnhlD.
of the latter.
The psrlors and ID di113aliea0a0nwuW
lighted with candlileanddobio1td dqu,tiib
like fairylsnd,i 4, with th2isir a1tastak
decorations ofotiDsBan1A uantttita soA
flowers, whi1eIe tha.e daiGtitJy y goeBsds
women added bea.Say olil sosnsse,
The hostessesss ws,ere assAststla by.
Mrs. Hargens, ,Milxs lxsMktpeBanAdhdtaEn
Matteson.
Punch was served 1DAft6s bta
Misses Merial Cha4spsltll andd V11s1k.
McRoberts, whi14le titae Mlkssss Mkv.
Cleveland and D6fntib y O O6lnntfarlyl.
served ice creamnanLbd dcaie& ein o tl1As
dining room. Abdut16ftS tahj1iewsr6
present.
The hostesses hatet trsaRsgBztGA aitt3e=
surprise for their 3 ststbjyhapinig q a.
quartette Of young malpq aist&ta Rppassss
on the lawn and seruialisitttd ttdloGmpan1J
with some of dd5dkihig coiaSkss
songs. The quRrtetette to consistest OF
Albert Anderson, EB6ap s eihsbb yF tank
Cleveland and Stewartr4 S fltrbsEy
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1909-07-30

settlers indicates that before another
year has closed there will be little
government land remaining INDICATED
in this part of the state.
Early sown barley and rye is out Of
danger and promises satisfactory
yield. The oat crop is expected to be
short in some instances on account, it
is said, of late planting. However, the
harvest Of this grain will prove that It
can be grown here successfully.
The farmers on the bench lands are
interested in the Dry Farming Con-
gress which will hold its fourth session
at Billings, Montana, October 1923,
1909, and will be represented with ex-
hibits at the International Exposition
of Dry Farm Products at Billings,
October % %.