davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-10-20

The whirlwind campaign exists on
paper only. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

MIkOkAJKI. w naszej o.
kolicy mnozq sic pozary kaz-
dym dniem " zastraszajacy
spos6b. TAX poWstaf W nocy
ma niedziele okolo godz. l,szej
ogien I .. Grochowskiego "
Saduwach, kt6ry zniszczyl
wszysttIsiie zabudoWania, zapa-
81 M'iwne wszelSie MARIE
s,lzia gospodarcze. Uratowa6
z,lolAl,o tylko bydlo. Tel sa-
me ot,e,y wybucht pozar5 Y
wlasc. ciels !. Wertha, Petera.
Zatnsdawania5 tych ostatnich
I slon,a. przeto ME Iile
bylolAalzss lll lsIlll oosalratoWaa6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

SzCZYTNO. 11-letnia cor
ka posiedziciela. ?: 2 Szczy-
czonka bawifa sic z swa mlod-
SEA siostra.. W czasie zabawy
przyszto do sprzeczki, " kt6-
rel miodsza starsza tax ME-
bezpiecznie .zgne}a nozem W
oko, ze takowe natychmiast
wypfyne}o. Przywolany le-
KARI orzekl, ze nieszczesliwa
ma oko to JUL widziec ME be-
die. = Posiadlo5c p~o}ozona
PREY rynku, a nalezaca do
wdowy p. Lohrenz, naby} ku-
piec p. Witte z Dzia}dowa "a
$4,000 m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

wikrechoWiesc-
kiemu.sz powodu dwudziesto-
letniego ubileuszu redaktor-
skiego wreczy1i czlonkowie
redl,a,kcyi ,Gazety IwoWs'ksileej'
Slli.czny biust bronzoWy, dlu-
Popiela. Przemawial najstar-
sly wiekiem Kaimierz lie
lonka. Krechowiecki dzieko-
koWal " goracem pEzem6-
Wiieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
z POD MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA. - .Pisma
polskie donosza, ze drozyzna
artykul6w potrzeby cadzien-
mel, trapiaca Cd jakiegos cza-
su mieszka6c6w Warszawy,
zaczzyna brac ich teraz silniej
W kleszcze. Znac to 20 ozy-
wionym ruchu W lombar-
dach, znac pc zwiekszonej
liczbie j natarczywo5ci re-
bractwa przygodnego, znac
pc wzroscie wezwan pogoto-
via to ratowania wycienczo-
nych, padajacych ma ulicach
z g}odu j Emma. Warszawa ~
pisze jeden z rodak6w jest
macocha ola biedakoW, a ME-
dobra matka, ola Wszystkich,
kt6rych Wymagania skali ny
cioWej przystosowane So Sci
Sic do zarobk6W " mysl przy-
slowia: ,Maciek zarobil, Ma
ciek Nadl' 9 takich " mics
EG. hE&l A##IF@Hs y l&9&@E$t y - &8#%3&T#ES&&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
Z GALICYl.

LW0W. Ma gmachach vol
skowych ~zbudoWanych przez
gmine mieiska istnialy delo,'ttad
na.pl1iisy niemieckie teraz .
usunieto zastapiono polakiise-
al .lssSSsS2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
M.SUMMERS. BOxH ,NOtre Dame Ind. U.S.A.

laiwiekszy se wazystkich baDk6w = potudn;o~ea M'pns-e
Funtue-o abesp,eosenia tego Banka "a bezpieczn,e pr1echn.,-
. novel oeniotrwafei szafe CorIiae BurgIaf-Proof Safe
rzednlcv
VIM. q. LAIRD. prenydent 8. L PRENTISs. Vice5rTezyo
a W.Ln-RD. has,en
#s n. D vre kt Orgy
J. a Prentisr, daxn,e1szy p.eyd ut |. R. Bro.ha ct b o.. FRO.
w. III Lard of L. Norton Co u g. Tucker, Lsps.ai-.-- st
s. L. Prentias.s VIM. Hayes.
G. K. Bailey of h. Cheste & Co.
Pt.u sic prccenta cd 5p1en,edzy ma. krotszy Gas .io'oay.h.
Kupate Sc sprzedaje penadse sagranicsne.
Rachunki Bank6U, kupc6e .toyarsVstv poesczeR bn.ct os6
- ia ae pod akOrxystnemi ~arnnkam ###S
~ "a tan,em wynagrodzenien SECOND NATIONAL BANK
rr1ech. vnIe plenisdze " szafach ognlntr~a5vch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
re sLASKA.

re sLASKA.
.GLIWICE. w hucie rzadowej
zakazano robotnikom roma
WAC pc polsku pod zagroze
MEM kary 5marek W razie
powt6rzenia robotnik ma
bye usunietym. | to dzieje
sic ME we wiekach srednich
gdzie panowa1o prawo piesci
tylko we wieku dwudzie-
stym, W kraju .gdzie panuje
konstytucya i prawo obywa-
tela do swego jezyka ojczy-
stego. Prawdziwie ciekawe
easy!
Pan Tomasz
Kowalczyk, cz}onek admins
tracyi vG6rnoslazaka" wy
szed1 z wiezienia W kt6rem
przeszedzial 6 miesiecy.
Skarge "a obraze poda1 x.
kape]an Matula, dawniej W
Belku, dis " Radzionkowie
'pe1niacy %obowiazki ,,duszpa-
sterza."
BYTON. sensacyjny pro-
ces przeciw ,,G6rnoslazako-
wiz. W ,,G6rnoslazaku" ME-
dawno og}osi1 pewien- pro-
boszcz poTski ratyka1 W kt6-
rym twierdzil, il kazdy MILO
wikary slazki musi zoboWia-
zywac sic rzadowi, ze bedzie
|popieraf po1ityke antypolska
" kosciele, ably otrzymac
probostwo. Albowiem rad
ma prawo mieszania sic do
obsadzania probostw, a to
dzieki zabiegom kardyna1a
Koppa, kt6ry " czasie walk
kulturnej popiera1 to rzada-
ME rzadu pruskiego. Ia to
tel kardynal Kopp byl swego
'czasu bardzo. znienawidzony
przez samych centrowc6w,
dop6ki W ich partyi ME wzial
CORY szowiL:-m niemiecki.
tenn czuja sic
obrazeni ma czci niekt6rzy
ksieza niemieccyi stawili
o ukaranie redakto-.|
"a G6rnoslazaka je zei MEL
nazwiska :autora arty-|
w tel materyi toczy
sic sledztwo, a Rad j hardy
nal Kopp zeznali, ze i'm Q ia
KLEIN rozporzadzeniu rzado-
wgem mic ME wiadomo. Re-
laktor ,,G6rnoslazaka" chce'
p~rzeprowadzic doW6d praw-
~ i zawezwac dziesiatki
ksiezy ma 5wiadk6w, TAX
10 bedziemy mieli sposo-
bnosc zobaczy6 niemal Gale
l~uchowie6stwo slazkie VI
sadu ~bytomskieggo.
Process ten bedzie mia1 O.
.romne znaczenie ola prak-
tyk rzadu pruskiego iducho-
w,tiieh6stwa hakatystycznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

BISKUPIEC.>s Sad lawniczy
.skazat. plrzelozonego rady
miejskiej mistrza rzeznickiego.
p. Jendrickiego "a pobicie W
swym sk}adzie pewnego bez-:.
bronnego cztowieka, ma 100!
marek kary. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
Chicago &

CIllCdSO - NOTCHW tSGtEH.
odjazd pociqg6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger lex S, ..- ...- 700 a m
Chi ago evening passenger daily ....--o; Q p m
Chicago passenger tex s. -...... :. ......1a;oI p m
Ma Zach0d.
Dakota passenger daily .....-.. ..... GAS a m
Minnesota passenger TEX s. --..---. l;so P m
Chicago Evening passenger lex S)t...---- 6;sop m
Przybycie poclaagg6w.
lie Wschodu.:
Chicago morning passenger daily -. e;35 a m
Minnesota passenger lex s. :: q. ......- I;3o p m
Min. s. Oak. mail and pass Tex S)... ..-.6;so p m
Re Zachodn.
Min. & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. II;4o a m
Local passenger lex S -.-- . So. s:4s p m
Dakota m il and passenger daily. ;. -.....e,3o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

forum. Me zbyt weso]a
scena rozegrafa sic onegdaj
wieczorem W pewnym domu
PREY ulicy Arabskiej. Mieszka
tam ma'ze1stwo: ME bardzo
sic kochajace, a zonka zagla-
da przytem czesto do butelki
Z gorzaieczka. Gdy W sobote
wieczorem okolo 8-mej MAJ
sic po}ozy}, zonka podpita u
mysli}a mezulka spalic i pola-
la go nafta. MAJ: jednak wys-
koczy} 2 }6zka j sprawl swej
polowicy doskonale ciegi, po-
czem ia krzykiem wypadla
ma ulice i .rzucifa sic ma ziemie.
Naturalnie, re :zbiegfo sic VIE
lie gawiedzi, a. .gdy> pewien
feldfebel zapyta} kobiete, co
jej brakuje, ia sadzac, ze- to
policyant, kt6ryja przyaresz-
TUE, wbieg}a znowu: do miesz
kama, gdzie wyprawiala well
kie krzyki. Wszystkiemu win
ma ia nieszczesna vodka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

czas podr66zzy mIodej, jaadacej
,samotnie panienki. JIef,dllen .
pasazer6w widzia podobno,
obydwaj napadlin ma MA,
|nastepnie Wyrzucn q okna
wagonu. Nieszczesliwa male
'ziono niezywa na tore kole-
joWym.
ZAMACH na gubernatora
lomzynskiego. Biuro Volta
#donosi, ze ma gubernatora
lomzy6skiego, barona Korlta,
|jadacego powozem, strzelil
ktos trzykrotnie W nocy z
|dnia 21 ma % BIN. Jedna z
kul przeszyla czapke, ME IRA
gubernatora Sprawca
|zamachu zbieg}. Telegram nie
|podaje blizszych szczeg616w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

g WIESCI "A OJCAYZNY 8
Z POZNANSKI]EGO.

VI
GNIEZNO. Nieszczesliwy
wypadek wydarzyl sic " po-
niedzia1ek W Zernikach. Przy
m}6ceniu zboza tamze urWaia
maszyna pomiedzy godz. 3 a
4 pc poludniu noge p'ozaa ko-
lana maszyniscie Mateckie-.
mu. Nieszczesliwego niez-
w1ocznie odwieziono do Laza-
retu miejskiego, ma drugl
dzie6 rano umarf.
N Ia ges, kt6ra
robotnica Wieczorek z ul.
Polnej, handlarce ma tarrgu
skrad1a i "a fafszywe nazwls-
.ko; kt6re PREY aresztowaniu
.poda1a, z}odziejke skazanal
ma l rok domu karnego, ty-
dzle6 w~iezienia, utrate praw
hoqorowych i doz6r policy
ny przez 5 lat. = Oszusta 5.
Jezewskiego, kt6ry Bank lu-
dowy W Jezycach 10000 mr..
%Skrzywdzi} pieniadze te roz-
trwonil, skaza}a tutejsza izba
karna ma 9 miesiecy wiezie-
MIA. Czasu spedzonego W VIE
zieniu. sledzczem sad ME uwz-
gledni1. - Aresztowano mu-
rarza Sch. mieszkajacego PREY
ul. Sredniej, kt6ry zone swo-
ia, kr6tko po>po}ogu oedaca
W niemiiosierny spos6b ska
towa1 i sic odgraza}, re ia to-
porkiem zabije.
KWILCZ Wv Poznanskim) :.
Gospodazz Andrea z Kqbo-
wa. czloWiek w sile wieku;
>okolo 40 lat, poszedl pc nabo-
ze1stwie 2 koscio}a, jak ivy
kle, do karczmy ma vposi-
lex. Na}ykawszy sic W6dki
do sytosci, wieczoren wraca]
do domu.O diva stale "a vista
padl i snazajutrz rano male
ziono go n~iezywego. Pozosta-
viii zone II malych dzieci.
:WOLSZTYN. Dorosfa cor
ka robatnika Przybylskiego
uskarza}a sic W sobote VIE
.czorem ma shiny Dol g}owy,
wskutek czego uda}a:sie pre-
dzej niz zazwyczaj ma .spoczy-
mex. w niedziele znaleziono
ia martwa " }6zku. Przywola-
ny lekarz sensational, IL ma
gfa smierc nastapi1a W skutek
zatrucia. Rodzina ia musiafa
zapewne spozyc popsutesmie-
SO, gdyz tax matka, jak i
mlodsze dzieci zaohoroWa1y
pod %objawami otrucia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

Italy Except Sunday *Daily
NJ G SHIELD. Agt.. III Center St. Wiuona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry.
North Bound.
part
S. Paul & Minneapolis Limited 4.os a. N
St. Paul s. Minneapolis Express S.ss am
Arrive
Chicago St LOUIS i Peora Limited $50 am
Chicago Express o3s am.
South Bound.
Depart
CHICAGO ST. Louis Fxpres To- : m
Chicago St Louis Peoria limiied 10 sop m
Arrive
& Minneapolis Express II 90 a m
Skpaul & Minneapolis Limited 11.38 p IA
Green Bay 8 Winona.
Depart Arrive
= spm II.so an
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

lWARSZAWY donosza, ze
na sstaoyi strzygi zaaresztowa-
no dw6ch konduktor6w po-
sciaggu osobowego, podejrsar
.nI Is u IA z!almlgordowanie pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
z PRUS POLSKICH.

z MAKEGO GLESNA do
nosi p. Franciszek Konkolew-
ski, IL ma wybudowaniach
Wielewskich zmarla Maryan-
ma Miloch, matka p. Angus
ia Miloch we Winonie, Mimi
We Wrybakach W parafii
Wielewskiej osiedlil sic le-
karz. pan Jan Narloch, Jest
to bardzo wygodnie ola oko-.
licznych mieszka1c6w, DO do
miasta jest bardzo daleko, to
tez ma bardzo wielu pacyen-s
tow.
KROJANKA. Jak prawdzi-
wi rabusie spisali sic dwaj
dziewiecioletni szk6lnicy Err
csc i Preuss. Ot6z dowiedzie-
Ii sic, re 8 letDi SYN kupca p.
Meyerhardta byf wys}any ola
zmiepienia 20-mark6wki. Oba
wyrostki napadli ch}opca, o.
debrali mu pieniadze i dra-
pnel;. Gdy p6zniej pieniadze
cd mich zadano, powiedzieli,
il i'm je ktos zabra1. Wykaza-
10. sic jednak, re to byfo
k1amstwo, DO jeden z mich
miaf pieniadze zaszyte W pom
czosze. Piekna przysz(osc
maja oni pred SODA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
PLAN lady
- Pociag6w kolejowy.h :.
y
Chicago Great Western BY
r. rr,,x on,or ,ooo ~

Time table = In Effect January ; oo3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
THIS AFTERNOONS GAME.
All halloWs College and High school
Teams Engage In Battle.

AZ Walkers field today the question N
lWoal championship in the High school
gass comes up Tor settlement The High
sehoo eleven lines up with the All Hat
WWs team at $780, and both teams are eX-
EgWq 20 DO first class work. The High
eenol. roolerS are behind their team I'm a
way we students OF the University have
never learned 90 support the varsity eley-
M ana age ready f0r the game with a
'hetr leader and "a bunch OF air splitting
!t.S mat win lot the team know II IL
WgIs. whether II wins or loses Roth
goes have trained faithfully. At All Hal
UNt coach Freeman Bassett has worked
IN hN team through thc whole season
n9Hng forward 90 this one game alone
e,,,' ,.'n nave SHOWN up well I'm practise
iHII,, 9no no looks for a victory. The
"a nj 9,'looi boys have carried the Red
,e,r "'aIA nalner lo victory year after
;s.' wa would regret very much To see
ill.,, ualu oI winning teams broken into
~. oNas Waen the varsity aggregation
ot,t Wy money 20 the slashing work
49, 4lsh school backs. This season
5or. ..l Ine Agricultural College team
Xxx. w. single score. which demonstrat.
M wv ulne.s 10 confederation as a team
va, ',t NIt class Since the game at 10.
N ,tIJ. lols have had some misfortuues
m,1 S'.Il PACK Held Three NJ their hest
iss, nn', dropped ont NJ the game and
ros,iH,t rocking IN new players for these
Nj" lher' may De trouble In the
i,f t-o,.1y over The playing NJ Dunn. a
slt,lH ,'Iluack from the Fast Side High
msr 3h'setl claims he will protest this
i.r '' l'sh schol insists on playing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
CoURsING CONTEST.
Three Rounds Were Run In the Fuiurty
stake Yesterday,

Friend. Neb.. oct. 2lThree rounds were
run In the futurity stake at the park OF
the Friend Coursng club today, bring
ing the race down 20 scmi-hnals, The
slower dogs were beaten out In the pre-
llmlnary rounds. bringing Increased IN
terest as the faster hounds competed, A
heavy wind today handicapped the dogs
and conditions were somewhat unfavor-
a1le. with the faster dogs racing tower
reached the escape Mr. Brindle. a Butte,
Mont, hound, made the best showing to-
day. heating three competitors who had
been picked 10 race In the last two
rounds.
Two dogs from Montana and two from
Kansas are still IN the contest The rnal
rounds IN the futurity and the prellml-
nary rounds I'm the all aged puppy sake
will be run tomorrow. TOdays winners.
Second round--Mr, Brndle, Bottle Nc
Knight Pete Cushman, Queen Of Ed
gar, Stylish Lady, Matches Beauty,
Mabel Green. Lady Lismere, Sweet
Lucy. NImble Beat, Undertaken s S"
Half Fare. Peerless, Graceful Carmen.
NJ. H., Happy Free keeley's Malt, Lady
Best. LADY Parker, Queen Bushman.
Belle OF Slontarf, Limerick Lass, Wan
derlng Willie, r. NJ H., Sam Hudson,
Kitty o The Hills, Belle u the HIS
Third Round-Mr. Brndle. Peter Cush-
man Stylish Lady Mabel Green. Sweet
Lucy, Undertaken. Peerless Beauty
Graceful. Carmen Keeley,s Malt, Lady
Parker. Queen Bushman, Wandering VIII
lie. " NJ. H. Kitty O the HIS Lord A.
Fourth Round Mr.. Brndle Mabel
Green. Undertaken, Graceful Carmen
keeley's Malt. Queen Bushman, Lord
Raven, Kitty o. the Hills, Ransbye'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
HIGH PRICE THoRoUGHBREDs
some Of the Most Notable Sales Made In
Recent Years,

Some OF the most notable sales Of thor
oughbreds and trotters IN recent years Tor
5000 and over are as follows
Flying Fox. London, 1900, Edmond
Blanc Paris ...,....,,,,,.- ,,,,...., Nl9l' 20
OrmOndC London, lSsS, W. OBJ
MacDonough, San Francisco =. 10000
'Arion. san Francisco, 1872, j. NJ, -.
Forbes Boston ,,,, .,..,,,",,,,'' lEo'p
sAXtell Chicago. 1889, W. j, Hams, $500,
Terre Haute ....,,, ,..,,,,.,,'.,.' lVoWp
St Blaisc, New York, 1891 Charles
Reed Galatln, Tenn ... ....,.,,., 10000
Galtee More, London 1897, Hunga-
rian government, resold 20 Rus
sian government same price ..,... lWm
Sceptre London, March 1903; W.
A. N. Bass .,,"., ..',..'',''....' lnm
Hamburg New York, October 1901
n. T. Whitney .yn,. .,,...",., i0VV
Hamburg New York 1901; W. C. ,,,o,
Whitney ,,..,...,,- ,,',.,,,'...',.' wv"
Htrmls, Kew York May leO3 Il. r. .....
Thomas ,.,,s,.,r.t'',, .''.'''''..'.' WV
Mcddler New York October 1874; ...
NJ. Corbett New York ....,..... 5l,'N
mckinney, Lexington, KY 1908
". simpson, New York ..,"''''' @VN
FTrOtters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
THE LINE.Ip TODAY
'"FoHTANr SCIENTIFIC plscov
cry,
''n'Sa, prsparstion That po.i.lv.lv
Kills the Dandruff Germ. ''''"

,o q most important discovery h,s 49,,
wo, i, after a years patlen, Iah oS pog.
E.,t auned ln a certain dlrectior ~" TIL y y
t ,sre.9 HerpIcide. a preparatlon M 70
t, ,,gus railing hair ana sneedIly , aoI /,
xxx ..'eauea'ly eradicates dandrne THU anu
ma, S ,e caused by germ or naras d1o
Nh s, y1IILoHs into the scalp thro~lng
oftba SlrlulH, as Il seeks 10 san he lie
hes, '4lt AT the root There's no baid IA
nm h. Gi.'n9ut falling or hin bS,r No
drls !, VI Without dandruf ana M An ~
NrGs I'm n ,ne germ is DESTROYED Ne a~
tbat r "iJnIpiclde ga tho only nrepera rG lon
,s1s. WI, 90 The work "Desirov ' M
g ls, 5lu VII remove the eject & sofa
sarr sn IN, druggists. Send loo II,
% Nor. ,or sample TO The HerpicIda
= special Agents. :" V H. l. Drug aS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22

c7nIsm, the manner in which a presl-
dent should best serve his country
men.
Of ann persuaded that the American
people will make no mistake II they
place implicit reliance IN Alton b.
Pafkers devotion 90 tuty, On his clear
perception OF the path of duty IN his
stcadf8st persIsteucy against AN temp
tation TO leave the way where duty
leads. and IN his safe and conserve
tive conceptions OF presidential respun-
siblltles'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
Looks Like Real Trouble Over the
Middleweight Championship
Question.
OLD BOB WAS REAL ANGRY.
He Insists That 0'Bren Post at Least
$4,000 to Go as 0 Side Bet
Jacks Reply.

Jack O'Brlen has thrown "a bombshell
into the ranks Of the three crack middle
weIghls-FItzsimmOrs Mccoy ana Ryan
by posting a NQo0 forfeit ON Wednesday
and Issuing a sweeping challenge 10 Aght
Tor the worlds championship
Hardly had Kid McCoys manager ac.
copied the detl when herc came q. RUM
bling roar over the telegraph wires from
Buffalo, whore old Bob Fltzslmmuns IA
playing this week with his show FItz
also accepts, Of course, but raises O'Brleu
N,Wp 90 the matter VI a forfeit, and.
WHAT'S more, Insists that Wme, at least.
Doe allowed 90 st8nd as a side bet When
Old lilz was shown the Evening Journal
IN Buffalo containing OBrIcns challenge,
he at once Jared up and burst forth as
follows.
FlTZ WAS PRETTY MAD
Jack OBr.en wants to light mc1 He's
four-tluehiug be- won't hight me II
O'BtIgu is Boo earnest and really wants ~
ngnt I Won't Keep him waiting long Now
] ID teI You. Next week ] viii DE ln New
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
FALL FOOTBALL.
state Championship Game Scheduled for
November Utah colorado Meet.


The big varsity game with the Agrlcul-
tural College for the state championship
Will be played on Nov. ~, at Cumming :
field. This brings the climax VI the foot
ball season two weeks earlier than gen.
orally looked for, the local rOOters having
made up their minds that the big game
would come on ON Thanksgiving day,
However, that Is a bad day f0r the teams
~ II is impossible 10 Keep them I'M the
best OF condition so long time on the
coast tho great battle between the tni-
Vcrsity Of California and Stanford VIII
DE fought this year on the same date as
the game here for the Utah championship
The change was made there tO shorten
the season, and bring the game when the
men were In the very prime of their con.
dltiUn. The contract between the Uni.
yerslty Of Utah and Agricultural College
supulates small sum Ht which the ylslt-
INK team shall play on the others campus
on alternate years.
With the big expenses NJ this season
neither team can altord tO give mp the
Thanksgiving date FOR the championship
game and FOR That reason as well as Oth-
ers, the date was iixed at the 18Th. The
Aggie aggregation is now Ou "a tour Vt
the Pacific coast and Hill return only
week before the big game
For Thanksgiving day Manager Riser
has scheduled game with the Colorado
College team. II Is a strong aggregation
Of players, and last Saturday defeated
Denver University which our team meets
next SATURDAY by score VI o % o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
Draw for Yanger.

Milwaukee. oct. 2.-Benny Yanger OF
Chicago and Maurice Sayers OF MIL
yaukee went six rounds 10 draw before
he Milwaukee Boxing club tonight The
bout was fast and furious from start 10
finish. In the fourth found Yanger had
savers hanging or az the bell and SEEM
ed 10 have a good lead. Saycrs rallied IN
the ann and got even honors. In the
sixth. during a hot mix-up Sayers landed
A hard right on Yanger's Jaw nearly I'm
balancing him, This blow earned me NIL
waukee boy draw The men were nght-
inc hard when the gong finished the bout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
END OF MORRIS PARK.
Pool Formed to Cause the Famous Race
Course to Lie Idle.

New York. oct Negotiations have
been practically completed between A. II,
and d. III Morris and representatives ut
the different racing associations about
New York city which Will according 90
the Herald mean the end of Morris PARK
50 far as racing Is concerned.
In the complications arising nom the
announcement recently made by the own.
ers " the race course that there would
be racing at the Epson downs of Amer
lea despite the fact that the Nestches-
ter Racing association Is % 90 to Bel.
mont park the new track on Long Island,
the other racing associations are said 10
have got together and formed "A pool
which will pay to the owners ~ the track
the rental formerly paid 10 them Boy the
WestChcstcr association
This means the payment Of sum APP
prOXlmating $4,000 for year at least
and Tor that time the splendid race course
will be idle, The duration OF the agree
ment is not known hut another year
probably will find land values much high
or az Morris park. enabling the owners TO
realize handsome returns by cutting up
the site into building lots.
For ten years the Westchester Racing
association has had lease Of Morris park
from the propretors TO what was TO be a
rental equalling per cont on 100000.
lts spring meeting was really the opening
OF Metropolitan racing season, Us rich
stakes and plates brought forth the best
horses of the year and the attendance
always included large crowd OF society
leaders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
Egan and White Play

Hamilton. oct. 2l.-H Gambler Egan,
amateur champion Of the United states.
iiarvard rolf team. will play tomorrow
An decide the intercollegiate golf cham
MON. they being the survivors OF tho
seml-dnnl round, played today IN a driv-
lnV raina0rm over The links OF the Ny
onla Hunt club. Il. O, Reinhart "
Princeton. present champion, was de-
tented In the afternoon pl9y by u, Chan
dlor Egan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
Morley Gets Wagner.

Seattle. oct. 2i--jamcs Morley manager
~ tho Los Angeles Pacific Coast league
team, has closed with Hans Wagner o.
Inc Pittsburg Nationals, Frank chance
Of the Chicago Nationals and Chrlsty
Mathewson OF the New York Nationals.
Chance and Wagner have already been
slgned FOR the balance OF the season aud
a telegram received today says that
Mathewson has sent his terms and that
they will be accepted by Morley