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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM.
Football Team aud Friends Celebrate
End OF season.

The Salt Lake High school football
eleven with subs and a few Invited
friends, celebrated the end of the sea-
son and the disbanding Of the team at
the Tavern last night, with great
spread. The champions decided upon
their captain for next year and the
choice fell upon Paul Nelden. the star
tackle OF the eleven. William Fowler
Twas unanimously elected manager for
\ the team next season and the selection
<is a popular one.
Speeches were made by Prof Eaton
tsnd DR.. Mayo, who offered the hand
Some silver cup for the successful team.
and which was won by the High school
aggregation. Speeches were also made
by d. A. Callahan. AL Peabody and
Capt. Bero. Among the players who
}NNl graduate this year are Moore,
Bradbury, Anderson, Bero, Davis.
Webb, Bird and Pitt. On this account
the outlook for 1908 Is not as bright as
IN might be. The record OF the team
s1or the season now closed Is as follows.
& Salt Lake High school, 5; Fort Doug
jas o.
Salt Lake High school, IL; Ogden high
ehool. 8.
Salt Lake High school, 0; Aggies, 0.
Salt Lake High school, 0. University
- Utah. Al.
Salt Lake High school. Q; Ogden high
chool. 0.
Salt Lake High school. 6; Ogden high
chool,-0
Salt Lake High school, 0; ogden high
chool, O.
Salt Lake High school. 5; Ogden high
Mthool, O.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

On Wednesday evening next a ward
bazaar will open In the Nineteenth ward
Westinghouse, the same continuing till
Fslday night. On the opening night
there will be most interesting program
Of songs, Rotations etc.. with change
Of entertainment each night. There VIII
be booths OF all sorts presided over by
beautifully attried young ladies and
contest will be conducted for the most
popular lady In the ward. A cordial In
vitation Is extended,
An entertainment will be given In the
Sixteenth ward Westinghouse Wednes-
day evening. Dec. 10. at 1880 p. m, IN
honor of Elder Alma H. Davis who
will depart shortly on a mission 10
Great Britain. An excellent program
has been arranged and friends OF Elder
Davis are cordially invited to be pres
cnt
Interest In the fair which opens In the
Twentieth ward annex Monday evening
continues to grow. The committee says
the fair in point of splendor, variety
and number of attractions, VIII UNI
doubtedly surpass any previous effort
In the direction Of ward entertainment.
The various booths under the glare or
a thousand colored electric lights, has
converted the spacious hall into a YER
table wonderland. In addition to the
numerous booths that occupy every
nook and corner, each one having Its
own distinctive feature. there VIII be
many other attractions that are too
elaborate to admit OF adequate dlscrip-
ton. "Rebecca at the Well" for In
stance will be a living picture" and
will occupy the center Of the main ball
Mr.. Fred Daynes promises 10 give the
children the treat OF their lives at the
"fsh ponds" Almost every family In
the Twentieth ward and IN some in
stances the various individual mem
bers OF the family, have generously
contributed In some way to
insure the artistic, social and financial
success Of the fair. and for FIVE con-
secutive nights the Twentieth ward an
mex will be q twentieth century depart
ment store, up TO date In all parficu-
lars IL Il expected that by Friday
night everything viii be sold or given
away and the hall cleared for a grand
character hall at which time the result
OF the voting contest for the most pop
ular young lady viii be announced, The
proceeds Of the fair will be used for
lighting and heating. and also TO buy
coal and provisions for the poor OF the
ward. The committee on Entertainments
ore q. D. Romney, o. c. Beebe and II.
IT. McEwen.
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MYTON'S WAR DANCE.
Ills Trouble With Commissioner Harris
May Result In BloOdsbed.

The war dance between Game Com
missioner Harris of Colorado and In
dian Agent Myton continues with addi-
tional frills, founces and various and
sundry trimmings. The Denver Post
has the following anent the same
"Game Commissioner Harris now
comes forward with the retort courte'
Gus to Indian Agent Myton Of Uintah
reservation, Utah, and II these two
worthless meet In the near future blood
shed will follow.
Harris now brands Myton as a de-
liberate and dirty falsifier,' and
threatens to punch his nose when they
meet.
"Myton has declared Harris to be a
liar by the clock and coward In the
bargain. There the affair rests for the
present, but It may be necessary for the
governors Of Colorado and Utah to get
together to prevent fued.
"The troubled started when Harris
issued his biennial report. in which he
charged Myton and his Indians of com.
ing into Colorado and slaughterlng
deer. HIS also said he had arrested tho
agent for transgressing the game laws.
When Myton read this he denied IT.;
said he had loaned Harris $40 to help
keep the latter from starving, then
branded him as liar and a coward.
"'If ever catch Myton inside this
state I'll black his eye and send him to
Jail asserts Harris.
"Nexti"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Not Necessary In Order TO Cure
Catarrh.

The popular idea that the only cure
FOR chronic catarrh Is a change OF cll-
mate. IS mistake because catarrh Ia
found In all climates In all sections OF
the country; and even II a change OF
climate should benefit for time tho
catarrh viii certainly return.
Catarrh may be readily cured In any
climate. but the only way TO do It Is 20
destroy or remove from the system the
catarrhal germs which cause all the
mischief.
The treatment by inhalers, sprays,
powders and washes has been proven
almost useless In making permanent
cure, as they do not reach the seat OF
disease. which Is In the blood and can
be reached only by an internal remedy
which acts through the stomach upon
the blood and system generally.
A new discovery which Is meeting
with remarkable success In cur.
Ing catarrh Of the head, throat
and bronchial tubes and al
80 catarrh Of the stomach. Is cold by
druggists under the name Of Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets.
These tablets which are pleasant and
harmless to take owe their efficiency TO
the active medicinal principles Of Blood
Root Red Gum and new specific
called Guaiacol. which together with
valuable antiseptics are combined In
convenient. palatable tablet form, and
as valuable for children as for adults
Mr.. A. x. Fernbank of Columbus
Ohio, says | suffered so many winters
from Catarrh that took It as a matter
of course, and that nothing would cure
II except a change OF climate, which
my business affairs would not permit
me to take.
My nostrls were almost always
clogged up; | had TO breathe through
the mouth causing an infiammed, irr-
tated throat. The thought OF eating
breakfast often naugeated me and the
catarrh gradually getting into my
stomach took away my appetite and d.
gestion.
My druggist advised me to try fifty
cent box OF Stuart's catarrh Tablets
because he said he had so many
customers who had been cured Of Ca
tarrh by the use Of these tablets, that
he felt he could honestly recommend
them. I took his advise and used sew
eral boxes with results that surprised
and delighted me.
/ always kept box OF Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets In the house and the
whole family use them freely on the
first appearance OF cough or cold In
the head
nothing so safe and reliable as Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets to ward off Group and
colds and with older people | have
l.. IL. l.. n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
VARSITY TEAM TO
CO TO CALIFORNIA
Will Play the Badgers at Pasadena
During the Christmas Holidays
THE BOYS BEGIN TRAINING.
university Faculty Gives Its Consent
= wisconsin Manager Accep"
Manager Riser's TERMS

We'll. 1t has all been settled, ana ~
all probability the Varsity footpali
team viii make the much-talked-of tr'p
an california and will meet the Badgers
nm the Pasadena gridron during the
christmas holidays The university
faculty has given It's consent as the trip
would in nowlse interfere with the boys
studies. The players are all enthusiastic
aver the favorable turn Of Affairs, ana
=, Ga believed that nothing now stands
An the way Of the trip.
The Wisconsin eleven had had hopes
carly in the season of meeting either
stanford or Berkeley, and there was
some talk Of paying the Perris Indians.
but IT seems that arrangements have
ssIisn through and Manager Roe Of the
\ Tadeer's picked Utah as the best
drawing card out oil al the wes'e'h
n teams. So o. .
and the latter Immediately replied stat
y ing them. This brought quick an
3 swer from Roe accepting the stlpuia
{. tons submitted by Manager Riser. and
4 now apparently all is smooth sailing
Riser says that despite the rumors
q 10 the contrary, the Wisconsin eleven
would surely come west this year. The
3 last Geographic advlces from Madison,
& Wis, says
Manager Fitzpatrick does not kno"
4 whether the arrangements WIN thc
3 Utah university can be made, as II
( would ali depend on the action OF the
q executive committee of the athletic
council, the university faculty and tho
sentiment OF the members OF the team.
Dean Birge stated today that the con-
sent OF the faculty given some time ago
/; was for the games with the Leland
4 Stanford and the University OF Califor-
B MIA. and II other games were to be play
ed the faculty consent would have to be
s secured.
"The athletic council viii meet In a
few days to pass judgment on the same
3 with Utah, and II that body shall take
Favorable action special meeting or
the university faculty VIII probably be
Il called"
N According TO private advices from the
4team, they have no fear as to the de-
|Bion Of the athletic council.
# The local team was out for practice
Yesterday afternoon, and with the Cali
& iornla trip In sight the boys will put in
their very best Hicks to get themselves
s, INTO perfect condition for the big game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
CAN WRITE THEM.

Mr. Franklin W, Calklns Of Wyoming.
ls,, who writes many interesting sto-
les for the Youths Companion"
Rys;-
Food can make or unmake writer.
Ior a number OF years. living the scd-
1tary life OF the writer and student,
lfered all the Ills OF nervous dyspep-
"a. l could eat nothing In the MORN
g save a dry crust Of toasted bread
pa cup Of weak coffee. For my din
er a, o'clock, had been In the habit
eating rare beef steak, the only food
Pom which seemed 10 get proper
punishment, but no meal was taken
fithout the after pangs OF Indigestion:
was beginning to set Disguised with
About a year ago a friend suggested
Prape-Nuts. telling me OF the benefit
Pc had received from the food and
PECAN with Il az directed; found i'm
redlate relief from my Indigestion and
Y short time my dyspepsia left me
purely. l have now used Grape Nuts
kofs year and have had no trouble with
/, stomach. having eaten many enjoy
PIE dinners.
|. find In fact that all you say for
Srape-Nuts Is true and II is certainly
!he food for brain workers and the
Ifuh OF your claims Is proved In my
w cure. ! have no appetite for
neats"
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Archaeological Caricature and Sat-
ire on Napoleon /.
Ashton-Humor, Wit and Satire Of
the Seventeenth Century.
Bullen (Ed).-Lyrics from Elizabeth
ar Song Book.
Bullen (Ed).-Lyrics from Elizabeth
an Dramatists.
CollIns--In the Kingdom OF the Shah:
The Journey of Medical Man through
Persia.
Crashaw-The Delights Of the MUSES.
poetry.
Dasent--History of ST. James Square.
Freer-Essays on Psychical Re-
search.
Ford-works OF John Ford, 3 vols.
Gordon-Letters from Egypt.
Gasquet-Henry the Eighth and the
English Monasteries.
Granger-The Worship OF the Ro-
mans, Viewed In Relation to the Ro-
man Temperament.
Hume-The Courtships of Queen
Elizabeth.
Ingram-The Haunted Homes and
Family Legends OF Great Britain.
Jusserand-The English Novel in the
Time OF Shakespeare.
Jusserand- English Wayfaring Life.
Keats-Poems vols,
|. Kardec-Spritual Philosophy. The
SPIRITS Book.
King-The Story OF the British Army.
Lorimer-Letters from Self-made
Merchant to His Son.
Perrot & Chpiez History of Ancient
Egyptian Art. vols.
Riis-The Battle with the Stun.
Observation-Disclosures Styles.
Ross-The Land OF Manfred, Prince
Of Tarentum and King Of Sicily.
Sargeant-Greece In the Nineteenth
Century.
Symonds--Wnlt Whitman, a Study.
Simpson-The Jonah Legend.
Wilson--Old Edinburgh. vols.
Twelfth Annual Report Agricultural
College Of Utah Experiment Station.
FICTION.
Aldrich--A Sea Turn and Other Stor-
les.
Bates-Diary Of a Saint.
Couch-The White Wolf, and other
Preside tales
Fowler--Fuel OF Fire.
Francls-The Manor Farm.
McLean-Winslow Plain.
Morris-Aladdin O'Brien.
Phelps-Avery.
Pemberton-The House Under the
Sea-
Phillpotts-The River.
serao-The Conquest OF Rome.
Spearman- Doctor Bryson.
Napoleon Jackson.
Van Dyke-The Blue Flower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06

and decorated with the colors OF the
team. The affair was a delightful one
in all ways and was greatly enjoyed
by those present, The guests we're Dr.
Mayo, Messrs. win Davis, Paul Nell
den, Harry Moore, Harold Bird, Fred
Richmond Ralph Bowdie, Geo. Webb,
Ben Harris, Henry Bero, A. ii. Pea
body. ID. a. Callahan, Frank Dyer, Earl
Btodburg. Mark McChrystal, Lawrence
Anderson, Dale Pitt, Ellis Black and
Ray Weller
The exhibit Of the Press Artists
league has been postponed until Dec,
~ when IL will be opened In the La
dies Literary club. IT will continue on
the 2Srd and Gath.
Miss Lizzie Child entertained on
Thursday evening In honor Of Miss
Nora Johnson, the time being pleasant
ly spent with music and games. The
rooms were decorated with white and
red carnations, and delicious refresh
ments We're served.
A very successful social and party
was given last night In the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms, In honor OF the
Janitor of the ward, Mr.. c, Gyllensvan.
The gentleman passed the tiftieth an
nyersary OF his birth some days ago,
and q number Of Scandinavians gath
cred TO congratulate him, and 10 ex-
press appreciation OF his labor In behalf
OF their religious and social gatherings.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Forslund and other ladies, appropriate
speeches were made to which Mr.. CYL
lensvan responded, and the younger
members Of the party enjoyed them
selves in a dance. A purse was made
up and presented to Mr., Gyllensvan.
over hundred guests were present.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Il. Pyper
daughter Of Mrs. Jane T. Piper, and
Mr. Alfred G. Thorn Will take place
Wednesday. Dec, H.
The A. b. club was entertained
Thursday evening by Miss ID, Reese.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with ferns, the club letters being sus-
pended across the archway. The Devils
auction was great success and We.
exciting, Those who came unlimited
were Adolph and Rudolph, Alphonse and
Castor. Peter Peterson Obey Olsen, Bill
and Yon Yonson. Dame Margery and
CASTOR took the prizes for the best sus-
tanned characters.
Mrs. c. Cramer entertained the mem
bers OF the Scandinavian ladies' club
last Wednesday evening at her hand
some home on Fifteenth South and
Second East streets. The evening was
very pleasantly spent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
Miners Drilling Contest.

Prescott, Arlzz., Dec. gone Of the
most interesting events Of carnival
week here has been the miners drill
ing contest. Owing to the extra hard
ness OF the granite furnished, poor re-
cords were made. The prizes offered
were $3.50 for the double-hand contest
and s75 for s.rgle-hand drilling. The
former was won by Malloy and Ross
Of Bisbee, who drilled Bass inches. Tom
Ross Of Colorado won the single hand
event, with record OF 17.01 inches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
WANTS A CHANGE.
Park City Would Like to Become a
Part of Wasatch County.

Park City is not satisfied with its
Coalvllle associations. so move is
activity on foot for either the forma-
ton of a new county out Of the entire
southwestern part Of Summit county,
with Park City as the county seat. or
the annexation Of the latter to Wasatch
county. The legislature will be asked
to make the necessary change. and 1t
IL understood that the citizens OF Wa
satch will welcome Il. II Is very incon-
venient to attend court at Coalville,
while II will be much more convenient
10 attend at Heber City, especially as II
Ia understood that the ID. & r. G. will
extend the Heber City branch 70 Park
City in the event Of the transfer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

The wedding Of Miss Frances Young.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. s. YOUNG
and Mr.. George Taylor took place on
Wednesday, the ceremony being per-
formed In the Temple. and a reception
being held in the evening NJ the home
OF the bride for the Immediate rela-
tives and friends, The rooms were pref
thy decorated and the bride was
charming In her bridal costume. Both
have many friends who will extend
good wishes.
Principal Eaton OF the high school
was host at an elaborate dinner last
night given for the football team OF the
school The event took place at the Tav-
ern. the rear dningroom being used,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
OUTSIDE EVENTS.
GARDNER TO MEET ROOT.
ays the Chicago Boy is a Tough
Proposition.

George Gardner, who defeated Jack
Boot In this city last summer for the
|eht heavyweight championship OF the
forld, has gone TO Chicago. He says
B VIII give Root another battle.
'Root beat me once and | don't see
my | should not give him another
nance," Is the way Gardner spoke TO
Rrty OF friends. Il came to Chicago 10
Bht Billy stlft at the Apollo club Dec.
have never met or even seen Mr..
Flft, but from what hear about him
carries sleep-broducing punch and
Psrefore he has a chance against any
ply He also has another advantage
Per me--that Of being a six-round
khter. never had a slx-round go in
" career, while Stiff has been fighting
PEN for long time.
Il consider Root the toughest man
per met. He Is fast, game, a great ring
fne.al. and also hard hitter. AS soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
MEYER LIBERATED.
Found Not Guilty of Embezzlemcnt and
Set Free,

Henry Meyer. tried in Judge DiehFs
court yesterday afternoon on the
charge of embeszling $500 from George
Wilson, alias Jones. was adjudged not
guilty by the court and given his lib
erty The ease occupied the atten.
tIon Of the court nearly all day, but
the evidence on the part OF the state
was not strong enough to hold the de-
PENDANT and he was discharged. Meyer
was defended BY Atty. ]. N. Hainii-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
Metropolitan Club Makes Good Bid
For Govern.

Detroit, Mich, Dec 5.--The Metropol-
ltan club Of Detroit has agreed TO put
up $500 forfeit for the Young Corbett-
McGovern fight for Jan. 8, and Sam
Harris, for McGovern, and John Con-
sidine, for Corbett, It Is said have
practically accepted the local clubs
proposition to give 60 per cent Of the
gross receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
INVESTIGATING
TIMBER FRAUDS
Special Agent Sharp Stirring Up
Things In Idaho
BIG DEALERS SUSPECTED.
BIG DEALERS SUSPECTED
Expects to Co After some Of Them
Rough shod - Quantity OF
Timber seized.
Especial to the "News."l

Boise, Ida. Dec. especial agent L.
l.. Sharp OF the general land office IL
In Boise. He has been investigating
timber frauds for some time and has
Just seized a large amount of timber
cut from the homestead and timber
claim of Frank Seaman of Grantsviiie
prior to proof of residence and fnal
payment for land. A notice OF sale OF
same has been posted. 1t Is rumoreo
that he expects to go after some Dig
thinner dealers soon for large amounts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
ELEGANT DISPLAY
OF HOLIDAY GOODS

Now open. New. Bright and up-to-
date, consitinF OF Dolls. Books, Toys OF
every description, Fine Stationery and
Novelties. Wholesale and Retail.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Those Who Received Permits to Wed
During the Week.

The following marriage licenses
were issued by the county clerk during
the past week:
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
FOrty-Eight Volumes to be Added on
Monday Next.

The following IS volumes will be
added to the public library Monday
morning, Dec. s, 1902:
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Presents great opportunities at
unusual low prices 10 make selec-
lions for Xmas Gifts.
PURSES. CHATELAlNE
BAGS. BELTS. FANCY BUCK
LES, SOUVENIR SPOONS,
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
LOCKETS.
BELT SETS, FANS. GLOVE
BrTTONERS, JEWELRY IN
PINS. BELT PINS. BEAUTY
PINS. CUFF BUTTONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06
Silk Underskirts

Entire stock OF silk Under
skirts at special reductions in
Black or Colors. from s6.sS, $3.50.
$1,000. $3.50 $3.50 to $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-06
DENIES FRICTION
IN The SEABOARD
Judge Watts Suspects DisIoyal
Employees; Will Be Discharged.
.ENTlcED IMMIGRANT GIRL
A Dastardly Affair That May Cause In
ternational CompIications-A Fight
on Between Municipal and
Navy Yard Authorities. :.
.ENTIcED IMMIGRANT GIRL
fsnecia1 D,spatch to The Times. T,

NoRF SeSfi VA. May 5.-charles
Baker, his wife and three children are
in Norfolk Jail, charged with unwar-
rantably taking possession of vacant
house and wrecking it, using portions OF
it for firewood.
After their incarceration the woman
was also charged with attempting to
murder her child by throwing it in front
OF a moving train. S1ae seems to be
demented Baker, a painter, has had
no work for two months and it ap-
pears was in want and desperate
A DASTARDLY ACT.
It transpired tonight that Walter
Spratt, a notorious Norfolk youth and
an unknown accomplish, enticed from
the custody Of the matron Of the Nor
folk and Western Railway depot last
Friday a beautiful German immigrant
girl thirteen years old, drugged and as
saulted her. The girl could speak no
English, and was through misunder-
standing sent west with her story I'M
told. The criminals escaped, but Ger
man Vice Consul Lamb has asked May
or Beaman to investigate the outrage
which he reported to the German am
bassador and may lead to international
complications.
FRICTION DENIED.
General counsel for the Seaboafd Air
Line Watts caused to be printed to-day
a denial of published reports of friction
between President Williams and Vice
President and General Manager Barr
Differences between the stockholders and
bcndholders and contemplated changes
in the bylaws by which the general
mana ger should be shorn of power
which should be vested In the president
instead.
Judge Watts says he suspects some en-
ploye of having given out the report:
That disloyal employees would, be dis
charged and if there is lack of harmony
it will soon cease.
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
Norfolk Harbor Commissioners. by
President Dobie. protested against the
naval authorities encroaching upon the
portwarden's line in building the torpedo
station on the NorfoiA maynard and
wrote letter to admiral Cotton. which
was interpreted to mean that they would
cause him trouble. This letter was turn
ed over to District Attorney Allan by
the Navy Department. and he says --.e
United States authorities are paramount
over that Of the State and wants to test
this in court Counsel for the commits
soners is now comforting with General
Allan over the complication.