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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
OAMBAcEs COMES IN A WINNER
Fifty to One Shot In Mile and Six.
teeuth Race.

San Francisco, March 21--The sur
prise at Oakland today was the victory
OF Cambaces, n 80 to ! chance, In the
mile and a sixteenth race lie displayed
great gameness and landed by mar
row mrgin from Tom Slavin, which
was played from 30 70 to ~ TO I. The
finish in the fifth race was extremely
close the heavily played Sweet Tooth
gaining the decision by a short nose
from Diyina. The well-supported Hon
iton took the handicap from Money
Muss. the fayorite Weather cloudy,
tracy fast. Results
First race-FutuHty course, selling:
Dr. Boyle won Fort Wayne second,
Father Wentker third Time-l,10k.
Second race-Four iurlongs, purse:
Lady Laurie won, Amberita second,
Florinana Bell third. Tlme-:4SA.
Third race-One mile and a sixteenth,
selling Cambaces won. Tom Slavin
second Aturas third, Time--1:49h
Fourth race-SlX furlongs, handicap:
Honiton won, Money Muss second, The
Fretter third Time-ll.
Fifth race--One mile, selling: Sweet
Tooth won Diyina second, Jim Hale
third Time--l4lA.
Sixth race-SlX and half furlongs.
selling, Puss I'm Boots won, Alice Carey
second, Gladys Bell third. Time
,22A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
THE WHOLE FAMILY
neueits by Pure Food.

II has happened IN q great many
cases that one nj mber OF q family has
tcgun tie use of the scientific food
Grape Nuts and some Of the other
members have taken up the food ana
while enjoying IT'S delicious flavor have
tcm cured ol various ailments and
diseases which had sprung from the
use OF Improper food. 4 lady OF ST..
Paul. Mimi. aives on instance Of this.
She says our year and a half old
baby has been changed by Grape-Nuts
from an il noudshed chill. suffering
constantly from colds and general
weakness 90 ~ subject Tor a baby
food picture,
when we began 10 give her Grape
Nuts ana milk we stopped Ull other
foods ana the Improvement was so
rapid that we could note the change
from week 10 week Baby was made
wen ana strong
But when I suggested Il TO my hus-
band who rad chronic dyspepsia terri
bly, he said 4 have dietcd enough. a
man may as well dls as to live on
health foods But ! persisted ana
one morning / served Gape-Nuts and
cream to him When he tasted IL he
was most aerppably surprised, For the
drst time IN months his stomach and
food agreed With each other and since
that time he has improved until he Is
staunch advocate Of this delicious
food
"From our family the use Of Grape
Nuts spread 10 our friends and one In
particular was very delicate and al
ways sick one day our physician.
Or Bau. said 10 her Go home ana
make ID your business to eat Grape
Nuts. Eat il morning. noon and night
she followed the doctors order literal
lv and frequently made Grape Nuts
into puddlngs and other dishes, The
results have been a surprising gam IN
Ash and she is now entirely free OF an
Illness nervousness and is rapidly get
Ing strong again" Name furnished
nv Postum Co. Battle Creek. Mich
There are scientific reasons WAY TINS
Good h as valuable u one member OF
the family Asto mother. II Is perfect
sor athletes yet at the same time Is 4,
nre-1ieestcd and no stomach Is so weak
Il viii not relish the food
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
Those Behind Scheme Determined
To Make II Go.
NOW LOOKING FOR PLAYERS
Fans Are Anxious 20 Get Team 10
Beat ogden 80 More Money
Coming In.

I'VE may not get team Of baseball
players that viii beat everything OF
the kind in the country. but we will
certainly have good team and one
which we feel sure win be able to cope
successfully with the best article that
the ogden fans are able TO hand out
The scheme may not be success but
We think It viii be for we are starting
cut right and have plenty Of money
ana more is coming in
Thus spoke an ardent fan yesterday
afternoon in speaking OF the local base
bail outlook for the coming summer.
For a long time after 1t was definitely
known that Salt Lake and ogden stood
no chance 10 secure places in the Pa
oihc Northwest league, the situation
WIS rather dark, and scores of local
fans We're bewaillng the fact that there
was little chance for their favoHte
sport this summer unless they went
elsewhere for il. But a couple Of
weeks ago a movement was started to
stir up the baseballists Of the town
and induce them TO do something IN a
material way for the benefit Of the
game, The result was that meeting
Was held, a cOmmitte selected to solicit
subscriptions, A second meeting was
called and when the committee report
cd that there was enough money ON
hand to start the game off, enthusiasm
ran riot since that time money has
been coming steadily In and those who
are interested In the matter declare
unanimously that the project cannot
fell There will probably be a meeting
come time next week with the ogden
fans at which a schedule viii be drawn
IN and adopted II is also quite likely
that a substantial prize win be offered
10 the successful team and everything
possible will be done to keep the sport
olive, The selection of Buck Weaver az
manager of Salt Lakes team was n
happy one and pleased local devotees
NJ the game greatly. Buck may be a
veteran at the business but he GER
tainly has plenty Of ginger and knows
how to keep bunch of players togeth-
er and make them do the best there Is
IN them That the baseball fever Is In
the air there can be no doubt II there
Is any doubt one has but TO read the
| following conversation between the
boarding house mistress and the Tear
| ful idiot Said the r. J..
win you be kind enough TO slam
| three fish balls across the plate?
Certainly replied she. but won't
| you have four?'
mo. thank you. don't care to take
| the base. I'm contented here"
Certainly agreed the mistress
Then she inquired
by the way, Mr. idiot, how's you
! club progressing this weather.
"0h, said the Idiot, abstractedly
"why'er-I think the rules for this sea
son have changed It's length, ] don
think itll be 80 short this season, an,
the umpires object to its weight"
Hes batty' whispered the Dyspep
tic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
VIII EAR ON HORSEBACK,
c, X. G. Billings Gives Dinner In a
stable Tonight.

New York, March 2S.-The 80 guests
Of g. X. Billings, the Chicago horse
man, at the banquet TO be given by
him tonight win not be required to sit
at tables upon the backs Of pranClng
thoroughbreds, as the pony dinner Is
to be given with wooden steeds as seats
for the diners.
Mn Billings guests win meet az the
Hotel Netherlands, and from there be
conveyed to his new stable, where will
be- found &c handsome wooden horses,
each with a golden bride, O handsome
~ decorated saddle and a saddle cloth
of white satin. These viii De arranged
to move easily upon wheels, and a
liyercd attendant at the head Of each
horse wtl furnish the motive power.
As soon as his guests are mounted
they viii advance TO the main hail OF
the stable In couples.
In the main hall there will be ar
ranged a table Of horse shoe shape,
high enough TO make dining from horse
back comfortable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

Of the managers OF Young Corbett and
Terry McGoyem to act as the referee
IN their contest Of next Tuesday night,
has. after due consideration, declined
the Office. He says that the office of
referee Is thankless one and does not
care TO gndanger the pleasant relations
he now maintains with the two men.
The managers of the pugillsts viii meet
again IN order TO select q referee FOR
the bout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

sickness and vomiting. They result
fl cm inactive liver, digestive disturb
Gnces or sore and constipated bowels.
In the springtime able and expert
enced physicians urge upon those who
aro subject 10 headaches, the use Of
Paine's Celery Compound In tens OF
thousands Of cases this wonderful
remedy has produced happy and per-
manent results after all other modes of
treatment failed. Unlike other medi-
cines claiming popular attention,
FEine's Celery Compound gives prompt
and effective results, 1t gives to weak
and sick people an immediate supply
OF nerve force, with pure blood, active
liver and perfect digestive vigor. The
work OF Paines Celery Compound Is
not q simple relieving Of pain, 1t e.
fectually reaches the root and causes
% disease and permanently banishes
the trouble. Mrs barley Franklin, Ill.,.
says
after trying in vain several remedies
for headache, ] began using Pane's
Celery Compound This great medicine
not only cured me- but 1t built up my
system and made me feel like new
woman, 1t is the only medicine we
koep In the house,
Mrs Benjamin Perry Of North Aure-
l!us Mich, says
"Paine's Celery Compound Is the bes;
medicine on earth, Three years ago
| was taken with Inflammation Of the
nladder and nervous prostra tion and
was very sick, under the doctors care
and they ali thought | could not live.
81 was so sick ] could not help myself
and hardly sat w long enough to have
III, bed made, but ! heard OF PaIne'i
celery Compound and commenced TAX.
ipc It. aud can say today that II has
hpiped me so much that | am doing my
own work something never expected
to do. do not think | would be alive
trday II it had not been for the use OF
palne's Celery Compound"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

"Wlll YOU pass the pitcher?' asked
the Sweet Young Thing.
Sure" said the Idiot, "Be careful
They have glass arms there days. Prac.
tise. YOU know. practise
ibid your friend Node Vim make a hit
with his egg trick last nIght?' asked
th4 Mistress, frantcally
"a hit2 OH Yes he made a hit. one
hit the door and the audience yelled
Foul" but he kept right on and made
three -bugger through the wings. Ev-
cry time he looked up he saw flies. he
caught his foot on a prop and fell on
his face don't think he's In the right
field lie don't score with his audi
ences. If you'll pass another hot on
down the field and take the mask oil
the butter III show YOU a twist Yes
! win take another Charlotte Rusie
thank YOU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

New York and pay off a few old scores
1t was "A close call Tor the Day syndi-
cate The Aston estate In the Bronx
looked good to John Kllloyl and other
American. League men, but Henry XII
lilea Of Milwaukee made plea for
Manhattan Island, and the John b, Day
syndicate, with money and political in
nuence, won and the American victory
was complete. An the knocks" OF the
American invaders by local writer's,
who claimed Ban Johnson could not
make good have turned out TO be
boosts, as the games viii be played in
New York as per schedule.
SO completely has the American
League fulfilled its promise to locate IN
league territory that hereafter the writ
ers win have more respect for the words
OF Ban Johnson with no more coun-
tries to conquer perhaps Johnson will
lay of and take a rest which he well
deserves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

Fit2 has his money up, but II he Is
really anxious to fight O'Brion he viii
hardly Insist on the side bet These
two fighters could draw q world Of
money into any club and Il may be
that Philadelphia Jack figures that
even the losers end would be a good
thing
"Tonslitis Tommy" Ryan must be
tlckled 20 death at this latest bit Of
news. If Fitz takes on the Philadel-
phia boy Tommy can glide gracefully
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
YANGER GETS DECISION.
Defeats Hugh MoPOdden In a Ten
Hound Bout,

Detroit. March 21.-Benny Yanger Of
Chicago was given q Nvell-merited de-
cslon by Referee Sicr tonight over
Hugh McPadden Of Brooklyn after 10
rounds Of lighting in the Metropolitan
Athletic club in Light Guard armory
before 5000 persons,
Nanger hai clearly the better Of oy-
cry round after the first He was UNI
marked after the Fight while McPad-
denis nose was bleeding freely md his
body showed the effects of Nangars
punishment McPaddpn was almost Guy
several times ANA clinchtd repeatedly
while Naneer forced the lighting
throughout 40 first Mcpadden's stom-
ach was Yankers objective point and
it was the blows he sent TO this point
that brought him the decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
King Edward Was There.

Liverpool, March 27.-At the Liver
pool spring meeting today the Grand
National steeplechase was won by Mr..
NOrrisons Drum Cree. Detail was
second and Manifesto third Twenty
three horses started.
tDrum Cree, which was the fayorlte.
won by three lengths. Twenty lengths
separated second and third horses,
King Edward was present 70 see his
entry, Ambush H. run, but the horse
fell at one OF the fences.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
Would You Danish Dangerous
Spring Headache?
TRY NATURES CURE,
Paine'S Celery
Compound,
And You viii Quickly Rejoice in
a New Life.

While headaches are varied in char
acter aud are produced by a variety OF
causes, the majority of Victims suffer
either from nervous or bilious head
ache When neglected, either form will
quickly cause serious suffering and viii
asauredly PROSTATE the system. Merry
cue headaches, to which women are
specially subject, arise from weak and
inflamed nerves, heavy and dun brain
poor circulation and debility Bilious
h - !. L .l-laIl.. 1900. - L..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
TURNER WHIPS REILLY.
Salt Lake Fighter Was Outclassed
At Eve ~ sage Of Contest.

Tacoma, Wash. March 27-Rufe
Turner had a walkaway In his fight
with Jimmy Reilly tonight What was
to have been a 20.round 80 was
awarded to the black Californian at the
commencement Of the seventh round.
Reilly was too groggy to go on with the
fight. in the sixth RUFF loored Reilly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
THE GRAND BALL.
Fine Party la 1hcater After the Big
Game OF Last Evening,

The grand ball after the games was
4 very select and agreeable affair, at
tended By a brilliant company. At FIRST
lle door was not very smooth, but the
irnang OF powdered wax soon rem
edisd Dbl, defect The Theater orchcs-
va discoursed beautiful music
throughout the evening. The next ball
o. Wednesday April 1, viii have a
onser period Of dancing as there will
Be only Cna-Lalf Of the preliminary
'oalest played before the big game the
'1e' half Being played while the big
cams rest after The first half II has
gio l,en asle'l that On Wednesday
hsR aIl persons that attend the ball
sii be admitted az g:l5 whether or not
l4t same' ave completed This Wiil
sylaie The dis1groelble feature Of
Aa'ing 90 wait on the outs,ls for the
g.ao.,No1 NJ The playing before the
dance begins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

with a terrific left followed by right
Reilly barely got up at the count Of ~
as the gong rang, lie was entirely out
classed by the stockton lad, who
knocked him down once 81 the fourth
twice IN the dftht on the latter occa-
sion resting his hands on Reilly's
shoulder and declinngii TO land a
knockout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
Looks Like Fight

AZ last there seems TO be a chance
for a fight between Philadelphia Jack
o'Brien and Bob Fitzsimmons for the
middle weight championship O'Brien
has agreed TO meet Fitz at l5S pounds,
but he does not care 10 post a side bet
OF 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
McCarlhy VL.lls Frlends.

Last evening Jerry Mccarthy left
the city for a visit to Eureka where
he has relatives and many friends
whom ne wishes TO sec Jeuy says he
will remain IN Eureka a few days and
return 90 Salt Lake for shcrt time
before going hack To Bate. lie said
he would like another chance at Gibbs
as he believes he is all, to take the
colored mans measure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
cLuEs ARTICLES FILED.
VIII be Known ss the salt Late
Athletic 81 Baseball CInr.

n. ans ".I now take of their hats to
faa ugN san Lake Athletic and Base
49, ~. g'1u. THE articles Of the nCv as
srs IVY nave been fled by Sccy. Shep-
,re.e guy lne name chosen met with the
a., g''' OF ihe secretary OF state. I'm
lnis,ss aHoye name II win IN nowise
ss,o.lL.. win the Salt Lake Baseball
rr.rt'' y1n' which, by the way. is prac-
m, y ae.utct The committee n still
ee5,, uus. ing cash. and from all ac-
i-so.a ~ IVY not be long before the
hs,5 ~ "iil have close 10 5000 on
Bvrg nv, az word has been received from
No cn aver, but IL il expected that
two reply to the offer in a day OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

from q most embarrassing position.
Nobody on earth who knows Tommy
imagines for an instant that he could
DE induced 90 face the old man, and
the many friends Of the Kansas city
fighter hate TO see him belittling his
past good work by making excuses.
COrbett Won't Referee,
San Francisco, March 2L-Harry
Corbett, who was the mutual choice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
KEPT ITS SECRETS WELL.
american League Magnates
'ooled National Leaeuer.

an, rs American League men kept It's
~ wen during the first five or six
Ay.nna %. last meeting al the Fifth
sa,g hote' in New York; the real
ho,I "es accomplished at the Criterion
Fhs que The short sessions al the
he N I,,ghue were a bluff In this way
thru, 'l.nal League agents were
ts,,,,. on their guard. and the real
tts were not mentioned 10 the pa
shss . - Day has lonEed for the time
" l' could return 10 the game in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
hh.c,rEAM is nEApi.


hlNfNtuNfiN,
word comes down f-om Logan TO the
s4'c' thai, the bas ball team has
zen practising f-.thLlly for the past
~ Gays n preparation for their COM
ps sIus To- With The r-1ck team from
.ei'lef D0o IN, contest takes place
Losag ou Monday evening, and the
' wv term Is confident OF giving the
-,s'eis NC earnest kind OF reception.
~, ~, Vol' nave agreed to shou der one
w. o. The expense In bringing the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
c,,,o,t for Western Championship
Goes to Id. S. u Boys
THE VISITORS FOUGHT HARD
T.. Girl. Defeat ogden High
school Team Bo'h Games 'n'
teresung and snsppy'

.n,tecent audience packed the
a last night to witness the basket
Ssn contests between the Colorado team
0a 1 me champion l.. d. s. o., ana the
y. S. U. girls VS. the Ogden High
school girls .o,
,.ststball contest before, but they
got next" and before the games
Ia got fairly started, enthusiasm ran
~, The audience cheered the visitors
s homo team alike, and each and ey-
~ clever play brought forth stormy
,no,ouse only one incident occurred to
a9r the pleasure Of the occasion A
'.ou5 of youths in the first balcony
,.., &, into their heads that 1t would be
,...ealnely smart on their part to hiss
~. visitors on every attempt they made
,or goal. They finally quoted down
when informed that the home team
might forfeit the contest on account OF
,hs conduct Of the audience.
Tho game for the western champion
shin was close and hard fought The
,l,Itors displayed wonderful cleverness
4, rossIng the bail, and in that particu-
ID, their work was superior to the home
.,om But in the matter Of free throws
,bs iocals had all the better Of II and
,bsv played a cool determined game.
Fouls were numerous on each side.
The Coloradoans chief offense was in
talking back to the officials. The locals
,ppeared to an advantage in blocking
hrows for the baskets and securing
possession Of the ball in the mix ups
Smith for the l.. d. $. L. played a
srlsndid game and was there with the
goods in blocking and keeping the ball
NM summary Of the game follows:
Ids. I'LL Position. Bounder-s
Il Stanton .,.....L. F."".... Pendall
Stewart "u,.","R F'"''''''''' "Ulle
4 Smith .,,u."u,,'.C'' ''''''''.'', i'ei'
a Christy .n,.,n.L B.,',,'''' Andrews
Lund ....,....R B'.""'..''" rate
q Referee Cox Of the Y NJ. c. A. I'M
4 bires Rasmussen Of the Y Nj. G. A.
n 6avIs Of the University Of Colorado.
II scorer Grow. Goals from the field,
4 stewart 2. Lund, Pendall, Bell, 2, Goals
liam free throws, Lund 8. missed y,
"A Rel missed 6; Andrew, |. Fouls.
n psndal 4: Wolfe l. Bell, A. Andrew, q
s. PATE. 8. stanton. !; Stewart 3; Christy,
81 Lund. 4. Twenty minute halves.
n Asa preliminary 10 the big game, the
In $. L. girls engaged the Ogden
81 HIsh school girls in a game, and beat
|4 itn by a score Of 5 to 2. The line up
81 and summary follows
81 LD.s.U.-j Position. Ogden H,S.-z
Il Florence Taylor IL F. Mabel Shurl
Il Myrtle Rainfall n +. .Almira ShurtlI
= Jane, A~rdock ...c., Florence Caveri
n Eleanor Taylor l., B.Florence Bowman
Beatrice Andrews. Il. b.. Esther Harris
Goals from the field, Florence Taylor
Il Myrtle Rathhall and Almira Shurtlif
Goas from free throw. Eleanor Taylor
Lmissed q Florence Taylor missed 81
Amlra Shurtlif missed g Fouls. Flor.
S erce Taylor Eleanor Taylor, l Bea.
n itce Anderson, / f; Mabel Shurk, 2 Flor
ence Cayeu, 1 Esther Harris, g. lS~n-
I'll aIdson, referee. Perry and Thompson
n unpres Fifteen minute halves,
ri Afler the game the floor was cleared
q and a ball was given in honor Of the
Ia visiting team.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-10-24
FARMERS AGAINST 1T.

L. S. Senator Porter j McCum-
Der of North Dakota, who is guest
in Minneapolis Of George w. Sub
lette, 2616 First Avenue S., ex-
planned last night why, us he be-
lieves, the farmers will not support
the National Grain Dealers Asso-
citation in it's protest against the
Senators bill for the establishment
of federal grain inspection.
"The grain Dealers SAID Sena-
tor McCumber, "want the inspec-
ton placed in the care Of the Eek
changes and other commercial
bodies That is to say, the deal
ers want to inspect they buy, thus
fix the grade and price of it. That
would hardly satisfy the farmer
with grain to sell. What we evil
IDENTIFY need, and what the farmer
wants, is an impartial inspection,
not in the hands of either buyer
or seller. This would be supplied
by federal employees appointed
under civil service rules to perma-
nent positions and not likely to be
influenced by commercial interests.
"The present system is objection
able because the inspectors are
usually political appointees, and
because, tho generally honest, they
are generally careless, to say the
least In my personal experience,
I have known an elevator bin to be
filled with wheat from a single
field, wheat that was uniform to
begin with, and that was mixed in
the bin. Yet one car from that bin
would be graded No. l, with one
pound dockage, and the second Cal
would be graded No. 2, with five o1
six pound dockage.
''Then, if federal inspection was
in force, it wouldn't be true thai
three times as much No. | wheat as
shipped out Of the Duluth and Min
,nl7.eapois elevators as are shipped
Tito these elevators. Cleaning ar
counts for little of this difference
but that is covered by dockage. L
a farmer grows No. 1 wheat ane
sells No. wheat, why should h'
be paid for No. 2 wheat?'' ?''-NIinne
apolis Journal.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-10-24
VILLAGE OFFICERS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Poter A, Schmidt. VIM r. a. GieTke
Oaork of District Atsorney-1S LAY
Court. Mclean Co., Notafy r"oA'e