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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
RACES AT INGLESIDE.
Fayorltes and Well Played Horses Were
Successful Yesterday.

San Francisco Feb. 4--The horses ran
over q muddy track Mt lnglcside today
and rain fell most Of the time Favortes
and well played horses were successful,
however. One Of the features was q
handicap at six and half furlongs. IL
resulted In the victory of formaster, who
beat Judge easily Solanus was third
Bill Short led all the way In the 2.year-
old race and beat Speaker Fontana, tho
favonte. easily, Creole Jim and Scherzo
were about equal favorites for the last
race, but Bombardier, to chance, led
them home
c. c. McCaftcrty will again be allowed
10 start his horses. The stable was sus.
pendedowing to the inconsistent running
OF ChlCkadee and Goldenlight. Results:
First race seven furlongs. selling-COn-
stellator won, III Photo second, Opumo
third. Tlme~l;29
Second race. thTeeand half furlongs,
purse-.Blll Short won. Speaker F0ntana
second, Eduardo third, Time-;H
Third race, mile and fifty yards selling
--Bll Massie won. Pierce J second, q, w.
Trahern third Time-l:i5I.
Fourth race. six aud a half furlongs.
handicap Formaster won. Judge second,
Solanus third. Timc-l.2
Fifth race, iiveand half furlOngs.
selllng-Brcn won Flyer second, God
dies OF Night third Tme--l:09N,
Sixth race, one mile, selling Bonn
barber won. Creole Jim second, Scher1o
third Tlme-lAih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
BOISE GETS BUSY.
Raises $1,000 Forfeit Money and Makes
Application for Franchise.

The Boise, Ida. baseball fans got busy
this week ana realised the necessary 1900
franchise I'm the Pacific National Baseball
league. The money was sent to Presl-
dent Lucas aud Il Is expected that Boise
viii get the franchise, IL 50, II means
that Ogden viii be left out In the cold
IL Is expected that a club will be or
gnnzed with a capital stock OF $1,000
most Of the amount having been subscribe
ed nlrendY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
woRL p's BOWLING RECORD.

In match bowling contest ut Erie
Pa, recently the Blue Ribbon team OF
the Central city league established a
worlds record for a five men team
scoring a total Of 1854. The former
record was i,l52 pins H. c. stahlbordt
made eleven Of the thirty-seven strikes
In game that was marked by only two
errors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
Crums 0ppousuts MI lhers

Washington rcb NoUe oil lbe 0u
pouuu of the condemnation of WuAm
ID Dram as collector of customs 100
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
BASKETBALL GAME TODAY.
Loeal ampions wlli Meet the Logan
Team This Afternoon

At the i. d. 8. L gymnasium this az
ternoon, 70 local team will meet, for
the first time this season, the b. Y,
G. team Of Logan. and redhot contest
Is looked for. The Temple city aggrcga'
ton has made god record this year,
and as that team beat the L. d. r, u,
boys last year, they are confident OF win.
ming today'a contest Tho champions
have not been defeated this year and feel
crtaln of carrying on the honors Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
BRITT QUITS TRAINING
Because Corbett Signs 10 Fight Dave
sullivan on the goth.

San Francisco. Feb. i.--Jimmy Britt
has stopped training for his match with
Young C0rbctt March loon account Of
The latter signing to meetDaye MFWY
The latter signing to meet Dave Sulll-
van, Feb, - Corbett declares he will not
Is entitled to fight ;heLrish boy. The
BHu.Corbett match, however, has not
been positively declared on, and 1t Is pos
tble that the trouble may he settled by
The fixing Of a new date, II transpired
today that Corhctt ana Britt have not
signed articles but signed the Hayes VAL
ley clubs agreement TO prompte the fight
and posted $500 each as forfeit Ar
uCles were presented TO Corbett but he
declined 70 sign as one clause prohibited
him nom participating In other contests
before March l5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
GAME AT OGDEN.
Alumni and High school Basketball
Teams Meet This Afternoon,

At Ogden this afternoon the Alumni
and High School basketball teams will
clash at Lester pavilion and determined
struggle ~ expected. Both teams have
made splendid showing this year and
they are evenly matched. There has been
considerable rivalry between them and the
team that wins viii have to 60 some,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
VALENTINES!
VALENTINES!

Lace, card mounts, drops. novelties
and comics, wholesale and retail. Write
for illustrated catalogue and price list.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05

boys are all In good shape and may be
counted upon TO put up game struggle.
The teams line up as follows.
b. Y. c. Ids.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
CLIFFORD HERE TOMORROW.

never falls to get home wallop when
ever the opportunity Is offered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-05
on TARIFF CHANGES,

Mr. German admitted that a general
change In the tar1t was not desirable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
JAPAN MAY NOT BE WHIPPED.

History full proof big nation cannot always
whip small nation where the big nation is compelled to
the fighting ground of the small nation Big Russia
will be handicapped In her proposed struggle with little
Japan in that Russia thousand miles
with ships thousands OF miles of land
with her troops with her base OF supplies long ways
Off In the capitals of Europe there is no lack OF
admiration for Japanese progress and resourcefuness in
learning and making Of the methods of modern civil
lzaton japanese pluck enterprise not forgot
The spirit discipline Of the army and navy OF
Japan are known to be very good Yet official Europe
clearly the belief that Russia is bound TO beat
island empire off Of eastern Asia, if the two
powers to blows
This opinion is natural but it is by no means coz
elusive High authorities may be badly in to
such matters. is hard for human judgment to escape
the bias given by obvious the immensely Of
Russia and comparative littleness of Japan The
world wrong expecting to China overweight and
crush the Japanese by sheer force Of numbers and bulk
when the islanders proved themselves easily superior to
their continental neighbors OF the Middle kingdom.
Race prejudice has much to do with the general feel
ing in Europe that Russia will strong for ia
if they fight 1t goes against the grain for white
men to admit that brown yellow may beat the
armies OF such power Russia, though the sym
pahy of the world may be with the Japanese. History
has shown that the soldiers of the fighting
CT the first order They have demonstrated their ability
to hold their with any rivals in Europe. If the Jap
better troops then what becomes Of the calm
confidence which has long prevailed that the best Asatcs
are inferior, in war, to average white soldiers?
Russia is probably affected by this feeling than
other European nations Her armies have lost
battles, at various times with Turks, Turcomans and
Tartars that she the fighting capacity of her Or
entail neghbors better than is judged by which
have known less of them. If the japanese much
St Petersburg would have begun
before this time Russia compliments her rival by her
hesitation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
A HARD LAW IN SOME CASES.

immigration laws keep out the vicious and paupers
OF Europe seem have become necessity. there
is demand for stringent and comprehensive
such will not only bar Anarchists but deport
them Still there quite frequently arise which
the present laws great wrongs cruel
Two such have TO light within few days
One that of young woman from London. who came
the ocean to marry young who had built and
paid for home in which they live Just before
young TO whom she to have been married
killed in the wreck the Baltimore Ohio railroad
near Connellsvile. Pa. While she had started from
Europe with bright prospects and support
accident had condition practical pau
perism She was therefore detained at Ellis Island for
then only given permit attend the funeral of her
fancee in the Pennsylvania town where he had made
home for her
The other that of two young girls who had
educated in Europe the expense OF mother
In this country. They arrived Philadelphia
and i'll and unable TO for them They de
tanned by immigration officials declare that they
must be back Europe where they were born
unless way is found evsde the provisions
law they will probably be depoted and their mother will
have remain here because without funds de
fray the expense OF q passage to Europe.
the officials simply enforce the immigration
law they find H. but there should be some way 10
soften its provisions in special cases OF this sort
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
AMERICANS GREAT READERS.

Since printing invented there have been pub
lshed according to recent estimate some twelve mill
ion books and from fifteen eighteen million periodicals.
The yearly output is about hundred thou
sand. Germany first in volume, then Japan, Rus
STA France Italy before the United States with Eng
land just behind In novels and imaginative works
generally first place is held by England in educational
and theological works. in books for the young by Ger
many leads in volume of history. and Italy in
lgion. Yet undoubtedly the country where read
ing generally habit The explanation is that
read periodicals and newspapers than any other
country Germany" says Of the statistcians, sis
land thinkers United States IS the land Of
readers" The implication that periodicals and news
papers read without thought is usually made in exag
geraed form Much Of the best current thought in
country goes into and must beset certain
amount independent reflection those who read it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
KING COTTON RULES AGAIN.

While the cotton crop does not outrank the value OF
crop this country, in it has greater
and direct bearing the prosperity of this country
cereals metals 1t is cotton that is lifting
American exports high The crop big and the price
booming while the foreign demand is greater than the
supply In November exports shot up s3500O00O over
corresponding month Of last The
surplus exports imports about si3000
Ooo compared with November, 1902. Cotton did nearly
all this for than nine tenths of the
gain exports. The imports for November fell
what below the figures for the corresponding month OF
the previous year. But the immense expansion Of the
trade balance in favor of the United States mostly
due to the boom in cotton. Europe has been most
eager buyer at prices far above the usual level.
continue less for long time Efforts to grow
cotton enough other parts of the world affect the
demand for the American crop may succeed ultimately,
but that matter rather will
not happen Meanwhile the consumption of cotton
increases remarkably. Cotton goods made
tifu and attractive every year. Cotton is suppanting
wool and other in large markets The outlook
the cotton states is very bright.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05

The American has gone money mad,
The sign Of the dollar mark with many
has become potent than the sign
Of the For worship the bank
vault and safety deposit overshadow the shrine and
the pulpit All men measured by the dol
mark rather esteemed for their accomplishments
of either brain or The getrich-quick of America
can see nothing except as they discern through the
hinges of pocketbook in the certificate of bank
balance. beautiful landscape a magnificent tree
will be by them passed unnoticed The landscape
transferred to sostly with big dollar
mark attached and their admiration becomes audaton
The dollar mark instead Of being brand is the insignia
symbol emblem of all that worth living for, of all
that demands their devotion respect of attention This
element has come to dominate society the church.
and the educational institutions country Its
ent ambition politics. the welfare and
the desnies of the country For the part this dol
lar element of the nation aside from its outside
gloss void Of honor high sentiment moral conviction
1t is coarse, gross and ofttimes, if not indeed in most
cases. brutal Their estimate Of the value of is
above the virtue Of woman, above religion and above
family sancty. This money is Selling preach
ers and teachers alarming degree, is debauching
legislative bodies suspciously taintng the judicial
bench oft and in many instances. To the money-mad
nothing beating bond note
or the dividend paying stock mortgage security.
The moneyna of this country seeking to
compass President Rooseves defeat Not that he is
wealthy, for he born with silver spoon in his
mouth. But because he estimates manhood and its in
higher than he property values He stands
for manhood and womanhood before all else Money,
property stocks and bonds for him but human in
cident contingent In announcing that he rrevoca
bly, against all combinations capital which seek to op
press the poor ensave labor he invited the enmty
eff the get-richquck element declaring that the
merger combine inirlca to the welfare
OF the country a whole, and menacng TO personal
equality and therefore not be tolerated by law, he
engendered the opposition hatred OF the moneymad
corporations combines of the country whose
sentatives decided that in far he unsafe and
must give place would hold the dollar
than man. who will money than manhood
If Roosevelt is defeated in next summers Republican
national convention will be the behest of the
mad element and in the interest of money against
manhood 1t would be triumph OF wealth over worth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
THE LINKS IN WINTER.

From tee to tee, across the sweet,
Warm grass that yielded to my feet,
With breeze and sunshine all aglow.
Short skirt head bare-I liked it So
| drove when Summer days were feet.
Alas. those days again to greet
Where Sport and Pleasure, laughing meet.
Bthe as the BIRDS no more go
From tee to tee
Now, gloved and bonneted complete,
With swaying crowds. in hum and heat,
Where tea and mingled gossip flow
Joyless but smiling CONNIE il fault
| drive-along the rafting street
From tea to tea,
Margaret Johnson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
M THE PlKERS' LAMENT
mn
has always time enough apply

America stands for some great things.
There is one thing IL will not stand for,
however, and that is TO be whipped.
-f1-E-
PATRIOTISM UNADULTERATED.
Did you ever see the expression that
comes over the face of a newly married
man when he takes his first lesson in
domesticity from his rnother-in-law? The
chances are you won't see it but once.
90:
The story is told on a Wichita sports
man that while on recent hunting ex-
petition he mistook one OF those who
accompanied him for bear and filled
him full of shot, which il required sew
eral hours to pick out. The party hap
pened TO be hunting in a vicinity where
bears are known TO live still.
(?)-(D-(D
There are several consumers to one
wheat grower. yet Kansas chuckles when
wheat advances in price. So does John
Rockefeller smile when oil is dearer.
Let's cast out a mote or two.
o-O..O-o
JUST A HINT
If you have a piece of news which you
would keep out of the paper, don't bring
ii to the office. 1t is apt to get on the
hook in some unaccountable manner.
...O-O...
FOR CORRECT QUOTATIONS ON
SHAKESPEARE, address Giles Smith,
city.
..t-..l.-
1t seems to us congress is awfully negli-
gent. Not a penny has been subscribed
yet to build d. w. Blaines high blur
canal
O-O-O-O
THOUGHTS FROM BACON.
PORK Variety
If one man laughs and one man cries,
What will be the sum?
All, one man lives and one man dies,
That's just what will GOMEZ
So laugh through life, and when you die
Your soul will laugh with those on high,
I'D
These icy mornings make that lions
head on the Geo. lines store look like il
needed dentist.
(D-tD-(O
Poor old Ell Dorado and Winfield, They
don't know that the football season is
over. and that baseball is now the game
An eleven from each place did battle on
the gridiron at the former place New
Years day.
-(o)"(o)-
Topeka Capital: A pension is all right
when worthify bestowed, but THE
'Pikers' Lament column in the Wichita
Eagle is carrying the thing 4 little too
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05


- TRNGf.nnnUP. t oil oi7ETAOIN N
What's all that foolishness?" asked
the new proof reader as his eye stumbled
on a pi lire.
0..l-l..D
POSTAL, CARD POETRY.
Scalps of famous men viii show US.
If the heights of fame we climb.
The loving friends We leave behind US
May have a brickbat any time.
Scalps are thin and it tires
To feel the blows that one breads;
Strike for counfry's fires
Wasn't said Of poets heads.
CHAS. T. FoRAN.s
90. 90
Ring out the old, ring in the new"
sang the summer girl as she gave back a
plain engagement symbol and replaced it
with a diamond given her by another.
(--)....G)
There is a suspicion that Tom Voss is
somewhere from ten to twelve years Of
age. He was born On February %.
-:-:-:-
In discussing the Chicago horror it
must be remembered that it occurred IN
1903 This year has behaved quite de-
Gently up to this date.
IN cases for DAMAGES for alternating
affections. the value of said affections
are usually fixed upon the wealth of the
alienator.
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All that PREPARATION FOR WAR
with Colombia is TO PREVENT WAR.
= -: -
The war has put wheat up. Now, in
the interest of the Kansas farmer, let
the war proceed.
-(o).. (o)-
I'm my day." said an old man with
some eighty winters imprinted upon his
life, people were not accustomed to
lying like they ARE today"
Mo-" questioned a youngster who
was listening TO the old mans story.
We'll, say continued the younsster
did they ever talk like you are just
at present.
S....S
Since the fierce north wind has begun
to whistle shrilly around the house cor
ners. lovers who have been accustomed
to sitting in contentment and whispering
to each other in silent bliss will have
to drop that performance and adopt a
warmer method at least during the
winter season. This being leap year
perhaps will better conditions.
-:-:-:-
No lawyer ever wrote more eloquently
than the common rustic who scrubbed his
plea for the heart of his dream on the
back of a blank mortgage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

The chaperone was excused at the
watch party held last Thursday night
by the students Of the Blackwell college.
How should she be needed when all were
on the watch.
Two more rural routes out of Hunter
have peen established, much to the de-
light of the Enterprise.
There has been much comment con-
corning Editor Hensley, of the FL Reno
Democrat and some of il has been Ill
natured, but it remained for the Okla
homan to deal the most severest cut of
ALL when it accused Mr.. Hensley of
taking the Hanlon side of the prize-fight
and afterward reaching in vain for loose
change as a consequence.
Garfield county has scheduled Sab
bath school convention for Hunter. jan
uary = William Rogers. territorial field
secretary, will be present.
The Enid Eagle has nearly two columns
of 1904 prophecies. averment and resolves.
As they take in the whole town of
Enid. all will be praised or condemned
alike according to the outcome.
speakinr of the New Year. the Enid
Eagle makes prediction concerning
which there is absolutely no doubt. 1t
asserts that the tax collector will put in
an appearance on schedule time.
The Augusta Sun publishes a column
Of Doodle-Does. some of which are good.
Here is a sample: THE Democratic party
is a party of the masses. and not OF the
classes"
Leger's name has been changed hack
TO Altus 1t has been made both a
freight and passenger division on the
Orient
The people of Woods county will not
stand for county division as is recon-
mended by the towns of Alva ard Car
men" This in the Fsirvicv Republican
tells where that paper stands
4 good roads movement az Fairview is
making progress TO the northwest The
Commercial club IS behind il.
Unopened cotton bolls are being thresh-
ed at Prague. Lincoln county. This
mskes cents pound velvet" for the
farmer.
A rock pile has beer established az
westhcrford And you are not allowed
70 take your rock in by the stove, either.
The colorado. Oklahoma and South
eastern Railway company threatens TO
begin work by the middle Of this month
al Gage or Tafogs- II was the original
intention to run the road fsom Weather
ford.
4 car load OF humber for the new
knights OF Pythias building az Beaver
= on the ground The construction work
win Be begun soon
Savsge< live n Beaver county. John
Savage Is citizen of Beaver City
Oklahoma has 2 Bit White He j. a
blacksmith At Beaver City
this year This should ~ encouraging
20 the hoii-veevfi-
Mr.. Lawson and Miss Dawson were
married in Dewey county December -
II ought net 70 De hard &c get her name
back II she ever wants to.
The Reporter says that cestoe ms N.
name 81 being the w,csedess tsxn n The
tsrrstory- oklahoma City. even. Isn't *
cep,ea.
George McQrad IS back sn osizhorns
We viii again take up TIRE managing Cd
s,arxhio az the Guthrie Cnpis2L