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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

~ hold parents responsible for the
obstruction of youth on the football
field. Now, why not teach the yout'
Of the land the harmless and invigorat-
ing science Of boxing? Health, sell .
reliance and courage can all be secured
In that sport with very little danger OF
serious injury.
1--WE as nation are going too tar IN
the matter of strenuous athletics, and
the movement should be checked II
young men must have the excitement OF
combat. let them put on soft gloves ana
box according 10 the humane Queens
Merry rules. This fighting with bare
fists on an open field, and using the
feet, knees. head and elbows In attack
is simply barbarous and reminds one
Of the brutal sports OF ancient hohe'
AS one who likes fair play and honest
sport / desire 10 enter protest
against the dangerous character ana
hrutallzlng trend of modern sport
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

26l w. Fourth South t.,salt Lake City,
Mrs. Keck says Il have been very
sick woman for about six years. 1t is
hard to tell in so many words all my
symptoms, but sick people who suf-
fered as / did will readily appreciate
what | suffered, when say ! gradually
grew weaker and weaker each year
had a terrible cough, lost in flesh, until
| weighed 25 pounds less than normal,
and my nights were ruined by that
steady cough, cough, cough.
Il have been under Drs Shores care
hut a short time and already ! have
improved wonderfully | don't cough
now-and the relief is lnestimabe.
have gained IN weight, and feel better
generally--in fact,l don't see how u
person could do better than have
done under Drs Shores splendid treat
ment, / heartily endorse the treatment.
MRS. FLORENCE l.. KECK."
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sOwDER AGAIN CHAMPION.
Carries on First Honors ut Broncho
Busting Contest.

Denver oct. l0.-The broncho bust
Ing contest for the championship belt
offered by the Mountain and Plain Fes-
tival association and six cash prizes
was finished today, NJ. Thad Sowder
of Cheyenne Wyo. who won the cham
pionship last year was successful In
defending his title to the belt
The other prize winners were Thos
F. Minor of Shoshone Ida; b, i. Stone
of Bosler, Wyo. Harry Brennan OF
Sheridan, Wyo. Jack Mcclure OF
SchIey, Colo. and Luther Dennison OF
Caddoa, Colo, Fifty-three riders were
in the conest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

the reports OF her age should be correct.
she was the Oldest person In Illinois.
and possibly In the United States. The
woman was Ellen Stewart. a slave be-
fore the civil war, three times married,
and mother OF four children, the last OF
whom died several years ago OF old
age. According TO her story. she was
born in l770, ana consequently was lSs
years old The officials of the institu-
ton. In which she died, after an IN
yestlgatlon. as thorough as could be
made, credited her statement.
Until within a rev months OF her
death the woman was In complete con-
troll OF her senses and told many stories
OF men and women distinguished In the
earlier days Of Virginia and Kentucky.
She was born IN Virginia.
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Ruled or For Iiic.

Spokane, Wash, oct. l0,-Flve thou
sand people saw the races OF the Inter
state fair today. sensational event
was the action Of the judges in declar-
ing off the five furlong race. II was
held that Jockey Suchrough pulled Miss
Madeline, the fayorite in the pools,
He was ruled off for life. Results
2lj Trot--Mac Mas won, Chico Sec
ond Nettie Ham third Best time
2;2l%.
Six Furlongs-POorands won, July
Gyp second Rosebud third. Time
l:17%.
one mile--Irate won. Harlamb sec
ond. Burdock third. Time-li6%.
Yesterdays attendance, broke the
record. There were 1891 paid adpis'
sions and S,iO7 IN the grand stand, The
fair and races win continue until next
Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

M'C0Y's HORSE
WINS FIRST PRIZE
4. frse-for-AII at Blackfoot
Yesterday Afternoon
SALT LAKE HORSES "l1''
.,,,p swep, she Boards Clean
''' ,oo person, Attended the Rae"
~" And were Pleased

o,o an expression OF q horse
" owas duck soup for the Salt
pan .orses at Blackfoot yesterday"
"a" " -" no said that such has been the
y" Zach race meet pulled OF IN
, a., town this week. Salt Lake &C., horses ,'
''. ,sa 10 have about everything their
HsH'- and the results yesterday
WV ..1 no exception to the rule
NvV ucroy's Kangaroo was entered
h me tree-for-all. Other animals were
:" .a,ered but they may as well not
AsV ACNE so FOR McCoy's horse ran
p'', from the others and took first
ave. W, The animal proved too fast for
,,Sr,, s. and Julia a. The heats
Alh'%, osoiy contested and the event
EHe sred as the feature Of the day
va np Tere about 5000 persons on
,. .a witness the events Excursions
MY A ~ run from Pocatello, ST, An
@u v' and Idaho Falls, Yesterdays
us s.s ended the meeting OF the talr,
Ivy ~ ,ome Of the Salt Lake horses WIN
sEen TO Boise, The summary ~
kgs r., sor-aii noce nursa
,a"Kangaroo first, Julia A. second,
49, s third Best time--2:201g
" :.SoNd race, three furlongs, running,
,.,.s Ex-senator Dubois won, lmmo-
"A ' ,.rond Tobn third. Tlme-:37h.
Brvn Mike also ran. ~. -.
TsIh race running, one mile, purse
ra-GlIssando won. Chappy second,
ysraee third. Tlme--l:i9.
' your,h race, running. four and
M mrlongs purse s5O-You You won,
nanbtful second, Dyke third Time
.ps o. -
ras nurse s5O-George S won, Canary
ma second Smoky third. Time--.24.
syth race, running. hve-elgbths mile,
rrsp ti5-Pttroneus won, Baldo second
H. Enough third. Time-l:06.
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ard to pay up the claims viii not save
young Watkins from prosecution.
Watkins has written several letters 10
his parents, but not until now did he
have any response whatever, and then
the reply came 10 the sheriff, with the
request stated
Watkins Is the young man who Sc
cretly married a sister OF Mrs. Bell,
wife Of the cashier Of the Pullman
company In ogden some months ago
and Of whom so much was heard IN
Utah.
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Home Treatment.

No deprived OF the benefits OF Drs Shores skill be-
Of living at distance from the office The same
derfu and uniform attending the treatment OF Drs
Shores In their office Is found In their HOME TREAT
MENT OF PATIENTS by MAIL by the use of a symp.
tom blank they able TO diagnose and prescribe
for them and by their reports keep close watch upon
them Patients living IN the country may enjoy the bene
fits OF Drs Shores skin well those in the civ
WRITE FOR SYMPTOM BLANK and have your
diagnosed free Drs Shores low fees and easy make
possible for the well the rich to be cured at
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

To convince every sufferer from disease
Of the kidneys. liver, bladder AMI blood
that Warmers Safe Cure VIII cure them
n trial bottle will be sent absolutely nee
POSTPAID Also valuable medical book.
LEI which tells all about the diseases OF
sc,tntlon FOR each disease. and many Of
Inc thousands Of testimonials received
delly from grateful patients who have
been cured By Warmers safe cure. ~
Won have to do Is 10 write warmers SAFE
cure Company. Rochester, y, l. am
mention having read this hoer~ oiier W
this paper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

the feature of today's card. Despite
the fact that four drivers, Mcmahon,
McHenry, l.. Mcdonald and Erwin,
were fined on the charge Of laying up
heats, every finish was holly contested,
The last three heats resulted In neck
victories under the whip.
Little Squlw was the favorlte at the
wire. In the seventh heat she over
hauled and nosed out Prince Direct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

MRS, LOUISE MILLER. Fashionable
Dress Designer, 3l5 Nottingham
Block. Salt Lake city.
Mrs. Miller, the well known fashion
able dress designer, has been a suf-
ferer from Catarrh and stomach trcu
bles for long time Like hundreds OF
others she has found relief under Drs,
Shores treatment Read her story II
have suffered a long time with a ter
rible case of Catarrh, which finally af-
fected my stomach, rendering me mis-
cradle, and greatly interfering with my
business. My stomach went back on
me If I ate anything substantial--I
would suffer from indigestion, palpita-
ton Of the heart and many other dis.
tressing symptoms, and my head and
nose gave me considerable trouble.
Nothing helped me until went to DIS.
shores. and ! must say that these
doctors have done wonders for me- TO.
day am feeling like myself again,
and the relief has been so wonderful
that feel it a duty to other suffering
women to say to them. Go to Drs.
Shores. They certainly understand
their business.
MRS, LOUISE MILLER"
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IFlOfsaln Won.

New York, oct. ll.--At the Kemp
ton Park meeting, the rich Imperial
produce plate, OF 5000 soyereIgns, for
two-year. has been won, says a
Herald dispatch from London, by Sir
Daniel Co0pers Flotsom, Z TO on, the
fayonte. with the American jockey
Danny Maher in the saddle Sir b.
Vincents Countermark, 20 to l
chance was second. w. G. Whltney's
Zaza, with "Skeets" Martin up, was
third, The kings colors. were carried
in the race by Persistence, but the
youngstcr finished nearer last than
first.
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Golf At Garden City.

Garden City, l.. |. Oct. lO.--In the
first day of play Of championship golf
competition on thel inks of the Garden
city Golf club Laurence Auchterlonie,
the Chicago professional stationed at
the Glenview Golf club, made the best
showing, turning to two cards of IS
each Stewart Gardner, playing Oh
his home links, was second with a
total Of 1853, Willie Anderson, the
present champion, was tied with two
others at fourth place.
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Wisconsin Team Coming.

Madison, Wis. Oct. 10--A statement
was given out by Manager fitzpatrick
tonight that the trip Of the Wisconsin
football team to the Pacific coast for
games with Stanford university and the
University of California, proposed some
time ago, was practically assured. The
sentiment OF the faculty is known to
be favorable to the trip, The trip will
probably be made during the Christmas
recess,
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PHILIP WATKINS CASE.
Father Comes Forward with Offer To
Pay His Debts,

Billings. Mont, oct, 1O.--sherif Hub
bard received a letter this evening
from Or. S. c. G. watkins. father OF
Phillip d. Watkins, who has been In
ia!l here for two months on a charge
OF swindling George +. Bennington Of
the Grand hotel by means Of fraudulent
checks Dr. Watkins has requested the
sheriff In his letter to give the names
Of all persons who have claims against
his son, and TO state the amount OF
each who suffered through the wrong
doing Of the young man.
Officers here feel that the willingness
OF Watkins father TO assist his son
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$. Fourth East st., Salt Lake City.

20 s. Fourth East St., Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Pennington says: 81 have been
a great sufferer from Catarrhal troubles
for about IL years. Among other symp-
toms, noticed | was gradually losing
my strength and health. My head and
nose stopped UP continually. had to
hawk and spit to clear my throat, and
had lncessant headache.
II have been under Drs. Shores
treatment now just one month and II
has been n month of pleasure to me.
Already feel much better, my head
and nose are quite clear. the nose does
not bleed now like it used to, and am
very much pleased with the results so
far, and am glad to endorse Drs. Shores
treatment.
MRS. c. J. PENNINGTON"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

Senior Vice Commander-Frank +
Wilson Of San Francisco.
Junior Vice Commander-James y.
Adams Of Atlantic city, n. ].
Council in Chlef-Dan f. Couldlng
Massachusetts; h. n. Buck OF Illinois,
and Walter Il. Smith, Pennsylvania.
The next session win be held at the
same time and place as that Of the c..
A. II.
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Sons of Netcrana Officers.

Washington, oct. le,-The Sons of
Veterans elected the following officers:
Commander in Chief-Frank Martin,
OF indianapolis.
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THE WEIGHT OF EVIDENCE.
New Names New Faces New Troubles Old storyD
Look Out for tie "FakirS"- -Dont Experiment

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from he@t
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TO
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to poue sah
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bic and contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs beware Of so-called kidney cures
fun Of sediment and Of bad odor-they
nre dangerous II Is free from sediment
ana pleasant to take IL does not consti-
pate. II is prescribed and used by doc
tors themselves IN the leading HOSPITALS
as the only absolute cure for all forms
of disease OF the kidneys bladder and
blood.
MARINERS SAFE. PILLS move the
bowels gently and aid a speedy cure.
The free trial bottle has often been suf-
nclent 10 cure cases OF kidney disease
when the simple home test described
above has been made In the earlier stages
of the disease.
II YOU decide Warmers safe cure Is
store. two sizes. 20 cents and SlO bottle,
49, c,,k.,tt,,taa and trr,lfaflnne
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Then viii do his-I will send the sick an order
good at any drug storefor six bottles Dr. Shops Resor
atve, He may take It month at my risk. II It succeeds
the cost Is 81 80 II Il fails will pay the druggist myself
And the sick ones word Shall decide IT,
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Will You Write a Postal
So Sick One May Get Well.

Send no money-smpy a postal card, giving the Of
some one who needs help Tell me the book to send
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11
Ran Seven Heats.

Lexington, KY. Oct. 10,-It required
seven heats to decide the first race,
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Lived a Hundred and Thirty Years.

Chicago. oct. ia woman who. ac-
cording TO her own report, was living
at the time Of the Boston tea party.
and the meeting Of the First Contl-
mental Congress, is dead az the home
for aged and In1rm Col0red people II
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That months test will show you what the remedy can
do 1t Is the easiest convince you. 1t Is the only
way 10 induce all who need help to accept IT,
make the offer to multiply my cures and | am willing
to trust the cured TO be fair with me.
In the past IL years have furnished my Restorative
TO hundreds of thousands Of sick Just those terms
and 80 out Of 40 have paid gladly because they got we'll
pay just as willingly when one says have failed
The remedy Is my discovery the result Of a lifeume's
work have perfected II by watching results in thousands
OF the most difficult cases that physicians ever meet 1
know what II will do
My from strengthening weak inside nerves
and my Restorative Is the only remedy that does that.
When organ weak bring back the nerve power which
alone operates every vital organ It Is like giving engine
steam. give the weak organ TO do its duty
and there Is other way to make weak organs we'll
Can you conceive Of sick who will neglect such
treatment when / AXE the entire risk?
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.DrS. Shores ( Shores,
SPECIALISTS.
Lyon Block, So W. Second South,
SALT LAKE CITY.
Lyon Block,

OFFICE HoURs-Week days. 9 a. m to D. m Even.
ings to p. M Sundays and holidays, 10 a. M to u
noon.
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

Trouble
If Stomach n a eta ss FeraeC Of and
Bc ha and iun Troubles %
Fever Eye md Ear Dses.G du Oh g
S % sPS Disease SSt and all Nervous and Chronic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

am h'lAf tllil Nil NA'tilA
ed that Warmers Sart
Cure did IL. ! believe
that uhe medicine will IA
all that II claims 70 10,
II the patient viii follow
the instructions to the
letter. "-QRev.J |. VII.
LARS. Pastor NJ. l.,
Church.
TEST YOUR URINE.
u there Is a reddish sed-
iment In IL. or IL II ~
cloudy. or II you see
particles or germs float
ing about IN IT, your kid.
ney> are diseased.
WARMERS SAFE
CID Il 40 nfNF.lN Nguaf ID -
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
RUTTE CLINCHEs PENNANE'
All Stars and Pirates Play Eleven
Innings and No Score
Pacific Northwest.
Pacific Northwest.
OLE THE CLUBS.

Portland 49, - az. ia cullf.
van. Witheok and Vigneux. Umpire
Lynch. Attendance. 900.
Cleveland .oct.lO.-The all-star A men,
cons ana Pittsburgs, the Natlonal
,eao,e schampIons, played a marvel
n le"sS rame at League park this after
v poon neitber league scoring In il IN,
nings after which darkness compellel
a reinforcement They viii play again
tomorrow. Attendance, 1900
r. IT, z.
All star 80. 80. .'' '''''''"
pittsburg ..,s. -. go - - ttt,.,.,.
Batteries.-Bernhard and SULLIVAN
Lever and Smith. ..Auc
umpires--oDay and oLaughn"'
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WARNER'SSAFE CURE
Rev. Dr. |. viIlars, a Promlnsn, Methodist
Dlyl,s Says, Warmers Safe Cure
Cured His Rheumatism.

Sandwich lll.--"After a delay OF months
10 be sure that q cure OF my rheumatism
of over years painful suffering had
been effected. desire to assure YOU that
SO far as ! know anything Of myself /
am tVall 1 m Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

The past week was another busy
week In the marriage license DEPART
ment OF the county clerks office, Lii
censes to wed were issued TO As couples
which Is an increase OF one license over
that OF last week, Following were the
licenses Issued
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

There is no kidney cure lust as good
as Warmers Insist on the genuine. sub
49,. = Gin In mini Iruus-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought by the Wires From the
North, East. South and West.

Elbridge s. Brooks, widely known as {
writer and historian, died at his HON,
at SOmervile, Mass, Tuesday. aged 5
years. A widow and two daughters sur
vive.
y Norfolk & Western cypress train
from Columbus, Ohio. to Norfolk, Va,
collided at Gray, w. Va, early Tuesday
with Il north-bound through freight. Bo.,
trains We're badly wrecked. the messenger
and brakeman of the express were killed
and the engineer and fireman on the
freight are missing a number of other
We're injured. No names have yet been
aScertained.
The closing of four public schools M
Woonsocket r. L., Monday, for one or
two days for purposes of fumigation as
poX epidemic, and the burning of the
books of four students who had been eN-
posed to the disease, gave rise to alarm
ing reports which threaten to work harm
to the industrial interests of the city.
There are now II cases of smallpox. none
of serious character, at the infection hos
pital. The health authorities believe
they have the epidemic well under con-
troll and there seems to be little fear of n
general spread.
Harvard undergraduate were much
startled, Tuesday. by the announcement
that L. G. Storrow, who for the past
three years has been at the head of Har-
wards rowing. has retired. His success
sor is to be Francis l.. Higginson, Jr.
who was captain and stroke of the win
ming crew in 1899 and again captain in
1900. With Higginson. Mr.. Storrows most
successful oar, at the helm the system
developed by Mr.. StorrOw will in ali
probability be followed very closely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-08
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days D. aIings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York. Jan. THE stock market
became decidedly reaotionary, today
There was the same contest during the
morning as there was yesterday between
the faction working for an advance and
the reaction is the result. The United
States Steel stocks We're still the rally
ing point for the bulls ard Were dealt
in ITO an enormous extent. The rest of
the market kept slipping away. however.
and gained momentum on the downward
grade. The bulls were alert to avail
themselves of every opportunity of Great
ing any sympathetic strength by impress
siVe advances in individual stocks bat
no such effective factor came to their all
as the unexpected increase in the New
Jersey Central dividend. yesterday, and
the market closed active and easy at
about the lowest of the day. There was
bull demonstration in Sugar in the
midst of the session which carried il up
four points. Amalgamated Copper was
notably firm on the rally in the raw cop
per market in London. Both of thes,
stocks yielded. however, before the close
There was a rather palpabe eff Jrt to in
industrials while the railroads were sold
to take profits. The United States Steel
stocks were made the leaders on the
strength of the general expectation that
a very favorable showing of earnings
would be made at the days meeting OF
directors which was not held, however.
until after the market had closed. With
this development the reactionary tenden-
cy of the market was practically contest
ed. The inclination ITO sell stocks seemed
to be based upon general considerations
of distrust of the money outlook and of
the present high level or prices Conf
dence in an early abundance of monc,-
is becoming impaired with the conviction
that considerable gold will shortly go out
to help the foreign markets in prepara-
ton for the floating of the expected new
British war loan and q large Russian
loan which is imminent in Paris. There
was frank discussion of the current re-
ports of loans by New York banks on
crude rubber securities. This addition to
the troubles of Industrial combinations
recently disclosed helped to repress the
the efforts to lead 1t into that class Of &C.
curities. Net losses of between / and 3
points are quite general amongst promi-
nent stocks. The bond market was af-
sales, par value. $3.7500OO. Government
bonds were all unchanged on the last
call.