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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
VARSITY TURNS
AGGIES DOWN
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Thanksgiving Date Is Given TO
Colorado College.
THIS CHANGE IS A SURPRISE
NO REASON GIVEN FOR MOVE BY
MANAGER RISER.

Manager George Riser of the Varsity
team sprung a surprise for local foot
ball fans yesterday. 1t is to the ef-
feet that the east bench BOYS will not
play Logan in Salt Lake on Thanks
giving day, but instead viii bring the
strong Colorado college team Eere. Ar
engagements to that effect we're com
pleted yesterday. so Manager Riser
says, and this sudden turn Of affairs
Is bound TO cause considerable talk in
football circles. While it has not been
definitely stated that the Aggies and
the east bench team would be the fea-
ture game Of the year and would be
played on Thanksgiving day. vet il
was generally expected that this would
be TIE case
Manager Riser did not state what
GATE he would give the Logan team this
season, now that he has closed for
thanksgiving day. AS the Aggies are
now on an extended tour of the Pa
cine coast, there is no chance for a
game until they return, which viii not
be until Nov. 8. The east bench boys
nave Nov. u still open, and this will
probably be offered to the Ageies
While Manager Riser did not say so.
yet II IS understood that he considers
the Colorado team a stronger drawing
card than the Aggies, and makes the
date for this reason. The Colorado
team is out for the state champion
ship this year and has not met with
q defeat. 1t has already beaten the
Denver university by a score of 6 to o.
the team which meets the east bench
aggregation in Denver next Saturday.
TIE outcome of this game Wilt there
Tore give local football fans a line on
the relative strength of the two teams
for the Thanksgiving day game.
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HIGH SCHOOL VS..
ALL HALL0WS
%
Two Leading Teams in City
League Meet Today.
GAME PLAYED AT WALKERS
BEGINNING OF SERIES FOR THE
MAYO CUP.
How They Line Up.
' = = ++%+++++++

ne first game of the season in the
fiign school championship league series
Tor the Mayo cup is scheduled TO take
pace at 8 O'Clock this afternoon at Wal
her Held between the West Side High
School and the All HallOws college Both
teams and the pupils of both schools have
Deen looking forward for this game all
season, and 1t is safe TO predict that both
schools viii turn out a large crowd Of
rooters. 1t will be the red and black
against the orange and blue, and when
the determined twenty-five players OF
DOM teams get into action there viii be
something doing in the roofing line.
As neither team has played any mate
games this year in the High school class
It is hard to get line on what they Will
do to each other. The Salt lake High
school team has proved it has the proper
stuff by holding down the champion
Aggies, but as vet the coIlegians have
not had a match game. The latter,
however. has shown up strong in prac-
tice games.
There is liable to be a kick reeist cred
over the playing of Dunn by the High
school Coach Bassett said last evening
that he had heard the West Side boys in
tended to play Dunn. and as this player
IS member of the East Side High school.
ne intended to enter a protest il Dunn
appeared in a red and black uniform
Captain Richardson gave his name as one
OF the half backs in the linelD for to-
days game, and il is just possible some
one VIII have to back down.
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so DECEPTIVE.
Many Salt Lake City People Fall
to Realize the Seriousness.

Backache is so deceptive.
ling. you
Learn the cause-then cure IT.
Nine times out Of ten it comes from
the kidneys
That's why Dosn's Kidney Pills cure
Cure every kidney i'll from backache
TO diabetes
Here's Salt Lake City case to prove
Mrs John NJ. Child. John NJ
Child. retired. Of % North Fifth West
street. says: My back ached so thar
i could not sit still without placing nv
arm across my loias and leaning
against it for the slight relief this
makeshift or position Afforded. If
awoke al night / dreaded to change
position for I knew the moment I at
tempted 10 turn agony followed. I had
little confidence In Doan's Kidney Pills
when they first came 10 my notice for
I had tried plasters and kidney rem
,edies unstintingly without receiving
amy satisfaction. so when a box of the
preparation procured AT the F. T. Hill
Drug company store brought relief
and continuation of the trea tmert
was followed by the greatest improve
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the remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
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y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no substitute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
RECORDS FALL
AT MEMPHIS
lrotting and Pacing Marks to
Pole Are Broken.
BILLINGS UP IN BOTH RACES
WIND TOO STRONG FOR SINGLE
HORSE TRIALS.
BILLINGS UP IN BOTH RACES
~ IL
Happens
Sf's
Here

Memphis, Oct. 21.-Two worlds records
were broken today at Memphis Driving
park. c. X. G. Billings Of Chicago was
the driver in each event. Prince Direct
ana Morningstar. driven to pole, lowered
the pacing record 10 pole for half a mile
OF l'Ol5t by stepping the distance in 1908.
Inc Monk and Equity were sent against
me trotting record to pole of 2:OS. held bv
thehi, and rounded the course in 1908
st,o+, iiisn vino was blowing up the
stIeIcn which prevented Dan Patch, Ma
yor Delmar and Charles Mac from being
sent against time as scheduled
Ailer finishing the half in their attempt
against the record, Prince Direct and
Mornlngstar were sent around the course
rounding out the mile in 2:0519 unofficial,
winch equals the pole record for that
distance held by Prince Direct and Di-
rect Hal: Sweet Marie easily won the
z:g6 trot in straight heats.
-2:25 pace, $1,000. two in three-Funston
won the second and third heats in 2:09lk
2;l2. Strswpile Billy won the first heat in
Z:l4l2. Ed 9 and Emil D also started.
20 trot. 800, mile. one heat-TOm AK
Letcher and Getaway also started
2:l1 trot, 800. mile, one heat-Vansande
Won in 2D9A. EuXenite, The Questor. IN
vador and Airship also started. The Cues
Tor Tor finished first. but was set back for
2:Os trot. $1,000. two in three-Sweet Ma
RE won two straight heats in 2:O5la. 2:06l2
Snyder McGregor. Eereno, Wentworth
and Chase also started.
2:0S pace, $500, half mile. one heat-DOn
won in 1:0lA. Lulu May, Nancy II and
Oregon Maid also started.
To beat half mile pacing record. 1:0lk.
TO pole-Prince Direct and NLOrningstar
tMr. Billings), won. Time by quarters
80 1:O1&.
To beat mile trOtting record. 2:0S, to
pole-The Monk and EQUITY (BBlings)
won. Time by quarters-:32 1893, 1874,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
MONTANA HOUND LED
Makes Best Showing of All the
Dogs Entered in Friend
COursing Races.

Friend, Neb., oct. 21.-Three rounds
were run in the futurity stake at the
park of the Friend Counsing club to-
day, bringing the race down to semi
finals. The slower dogs were beaten
out in the preliminary rounds. bringing
increased interest as the faster hounds
competed. A heavy wind today handi-
capped the dogs and conditions were
somewhat unfavorable With the faster
dogs racing fewer reached the escape.
Mr.. Brindie, Butte, Mont, hound,
made the best showing today, beating
three competitors who had been picked
20 race in the last two rounds
Two dogs from Montana and two
from Kansas are still i'm the contest.
The final rounds in the futurity and the
preliminary rounds in the all aged
puppy stake viii be run tomorrow. To-
days winners:
Second round-Mr Brindle. Bollie Nc
knight, Pete Cushman. Queen of Ed
gar, Stylish Lady. Matchless Beauty.
Mabel Green, Lady Lismere, Sweet
Lucy, Nimble Beat, Undertaken. S. $,
Half Fare, Peerless. Graceful Carmen,
NJ. H., Happy Free, Keeley's Malt, Lady
Best, Lady Parker. Queen Bushmau.
DSlIe OF SlonIarT, Limerick Lass. Wan
dering Willie, f. NJ. H. Sam Hudson,
Kitty o The Hills, Belle of the Hills,
Lord Ranabye
Third ROund-Mr. Brindle. Peter
Cushman, Stylish Lady, Mabel Green.
Sweet Lucy. Undertaken. Peerless
Beauty. Graceful, Carmen, Keeley's
Malt, Lady Parker, Queen Bushman.
Wandering Willie. Il. NJ. IL. Kitty O.
the Hills. Lord A, Ranabye.
Fourth Round-Mr. Brindle. Mabel
Green, Undertaken, Graceful Carmen.
keeley's Malt. Queen Bushman. Lord
Raven. Kitty o the Hills. RanabYe.
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Must Vacate the Prem
ises Now Occu-
pied at
So MAIN ST.
Will Remove to e West First South
Street, a Few Doors West of
Utah National Bank.

Some time ago an effort was made Ia
Dust Young Bros. from the premises
where they have done business for SO
many years. but the landlord was UNI
! successful at that time
The lease having expired. they are
now going to remove to the address
above given, and realizing that a move
is about as bad as a fire. they have
decided to take away from the selling
price Of their stock an amount that viii
assure the early removal of all or at
/ least the greater portion of it,
The stock is new and fresh through
out; the company not anticipating a
/ removal had, of course. made recent
purchases, but Notwithstanding this
the prices viii be cur to a ridiculous
figure.
We must lose money" said Mr..
Young, 'and we may just as well lose
it first as last" So We will let our
friends, the public, receive the benefit.
Some idea of the excellent snaps that
viii be offered can be gained from the
following:
A fine line of new Grop-hea sewing
machines, worth from $500 to $50 90.
go at $500 and up.
Entire stock of the famous "Anselus"
Piano Player at less than factory cost.
y cOIbplele Inc or Hne music boxes.
worth from $4,000 to $1,000 will be sold
at from $1,000 10 $4,000
Perhaps the greatest reductions are
made on pianos, of which they have
fine stock, worth from $4,000 to
$4,000. These will be sold. the $3.50 90
kind for $4,000, and others at the same
proportion.
The variety of organs carried are so
numerous that the prices are almost
out of question. but reductions are the
same great ones as on the rest of the
stock
One hundred violins viii be sold at
from. $500 up, whose value is from $500
to $500. and over 200 mandolins and
guitars at less than cost.
The latest and best i'm sheet music.
most Of it worth up to Coo apiece, will
be sold for 10c each. No reserve.
Everything in the entire stock is Of
fered and nothing is withheld from this
sale
Coming as it does so near to the holi-
days, this sale offers the best oDpor-
tunity TO holiday purchasers ever given
TO purchase an instrument at such
prices and store it till Xmas.
Undoubtedly the people win make the
Young Bros. store a busy place for the
next few DAYS
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DERESZKE WINS AND
Is BID UP TO $4,000

New York. Oct. 21.-On a heavy track
De Reszke. the TO favorite. easily won
the Garden City selling stakes one mile
and sixteenth. at Jamaica today Cay
BOY was the Dacemaker to the stretch
where De Reszke took the lead and won
by three lengths. Three fsvorites won
When De Reszke was offered for auction
Lakeland. who ran second with Little EN-
bid him to $4,000 an advance OF 50 600 over
his entered selling price. The stable bid
tho customary s. and retained the horse.
Results:
First race. six furlongs-Et Tu Brute
won. Palette second, Sais third. Time
1:15.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth
Grenade won. James = second. War
WhOOD third. Time-1:JG
Third race, five and = half furlongs-
Coy Maid won, Flanders second. MyOpia
third. Time: 90 80
Fourth race. Garden City stakes. mile
and a siXteenth-De ResZke won, Little
Em second, Lord Badge third. Time
40 %.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards
Bally Castle won. Conceal second, Bruins
wick third. Time-1:52.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Ranger WOO,
OlivS~ Cromwell second, Bill Bailey ii
third. Time-l0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
NORTHERN PACIFIC
DOING BIG BUSINESS

Butte. Mont. Oct 21-Every piece soi
rolling stock on the Rocky Mountain
divislcn of the Northern Pacific is be-
ING pressed into service Not in five
years has the volume Of traffic assumed
such proportions. but from indications
business conditions viii continue brisk
unth The FIRST of the year Today close
10 o09 ears were pulled east out of the
yards and the capacity of all tracks
WAS 50 oyertaxed that the main line
was biockaded for hours.
Wheat and lumber are being moved
east in large quantities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
READY FOR THE FINALS
Miss Williams Will Play In Last
Round for NeWhouse
Trophy.

BY defeating Mrs. Geddes yesterday
Miss Williams has worked her way up
to the finals in the tennis championship
at the Country club and stands a good
chance Of winning the Newhouse trophy
for this season. Mrs. COpp yesterday de-
feated Mrs Claiming in the third round.
This leaves Mrs. COpp and Mrs. Keith 10
plav the last semi-final. the winner Of
which will meet Miss Williams IN the
finals These games will probably be
played AT the Country clubs cou-tS today.
In the woman's gold championship, Mrs.
Claiming beat Mrs. Steiner two up. Mrs.
Griffin defeated Miss Gecdes nine up.
Both of these games were the first
rounds. Several more games arc TO be
PLAYED yet in this round. but as all of the
cards are expected to be in by noon to-
day there is a strong possibility that some
of the games will go by default.
The scmi-finals in the meus champion
ship and the mems consolation cur series
are both scheduled to be played today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
UTAH HORSES SHUT
OUT OF BIG RACE

Boise, Oct. 2l-Racing summary:
First race, IntermOuntain stake. 2:11
trot purse $1,OOO. best two heats in three
Commonwealth won. Briny X second,
Bclladi third. Best time-2:l0iA 2:lSL.
Second race. .2:17 trot or pace. best two
in three heats-A Valentine won. JcsseX
second. Avelinc third. Best tirre-2:sSh.
Third race. running, for S-year-olds and
upwards. four and one-half furlongs-
Billy MshOn won. Honest ,JOhn- second,
Charles Lamar third. Time-:5j
Fourth race. for COW ponies. fiVC-mile
relay. riders TO change horses each mile
-COwley's string won, POllard's string
second Time-l0:H.
Fifth race. running. six furlongs. sell
ing-CerrO SantO won. Almoner second,
Belle Read third. Tihe-1:14.
Sixth race. five and One-half fuTlongs.
all ages. for non-winners at this meet
ing-Miss Hunter won. Black Cloud sec
ond, Urbano third. Time-l:09.
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Lewiston Races.

LeWistOn Ida, Oct 21.-Rcsults:
Ell tF0t or psce-Leroi (pacer) won first
ard third heats in 2:16is 2:i6s. Second
heat won by Mack Mack (trOtter) in 2:l21k
go paCc-GOld Bug won two straight
heats. Best time-2:2Slz. LOvelace sec
oud. Lady Smith third.
-Four and a half furlOngs-AurOra 3
won. Young Pepper second. Modder third.
Time ssh
Six fuFlOngs-Zaza won. Sallie Goodwin
second. The Pride third. Time-1:16iz.
Mile dash-Lord Eldrcd won. Fonda sec
ond. Rimrock third. Time-l:H.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
YANGER AND SAVERS
GO A SIx-R0UND DRAW

Milwaukee, oct. Benny Yanger. of
chicago and Maurice Sayers of Mil
Waukee went six rounds to a draw be-
lore the Milwaukee Boxing club to-
nlght. The bout was fast and furious
from start 10 finish. In the fourth
round Yanger had Savers hanging on
a the bell and seemed to have a good
lead. Sayers rallied in the fifth and
got even honors. In the sixth. during
a hot miX-up Savers landed a hard
right on hangers jaw, nearly unbalanc-
ing him. This blow earned the Mil
waukee boy draw. The men were
fghting hard when the gong finished
thee bout.
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Do You Believe in signsp

mark. note. token or symptom indi-
Gates that BY which anything must be
known. that Is. we are forewarned if evil
Is 10 Debefal US. or we have the pleasure
Of anticipation Il the signs 5etoken a
fortunate occurrence. Accidental occur
rences all have their signs. every disease
has its symptoms. The point IS to heed
the former. and counterfeit the effect OF
the latter Spells of sick-headache fol-
low indigestion and stomach disorders.
belching, biliousness and dyspepsia are
signs OF sickness. People THAI believe in
these signs and know that they are true
from experience. can get immedia + RELIEF
and a speedy cure by the use of DR.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
VARSITY WILL PRACTICE
AGAINST RAILROADS

The university football team will meet
the Short Line team on Cummings field
this afternoon in a practice game.
The university had arranged TO bring
the Ogden High school down today. but
only last night found out that the Ogden
ties were not able to come An attempt
was made to get a game with the Fort
Douglas soldiers but the latter team was
not we'll organized. However. they will
meet the varsity bunch some time next
week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
MORLEY SIGNS STARS
FOR LOS ANGELES

Seattle. Oct. 2l-James Morley, manager
Of the Los Angeles Pacific Coast league
team. mas closed with Hans Wagner of
the Pittsburg Nationals. Frank Chance
of the Chicago Nationals. ard Christy
Chance and Wagner have already been
signed for the balance Of the season and a
telegram received today says that
Mathowson has sent his terms and that
they will be accepted by MOrney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
BIG MINING SUIT.
F. Aug Heinze Goes Into Court For
100000 Damages.

Butte. Mont. Oct. 2i-Two million
dollars is the amount of damages asked
for ore, alleged to have been Illegally
extracted from the Nipper mine
through the underground workings Of
the Parrot claim in 1902 by representa-
tiyes' of the Amalgamated company, ac-
cording to a complaint fled with the
federal court today.
Mr.. Heinze and others are plaintiffs
in the action against the Parrot Silver
& Copper Mining company. and the An
aconda Copper Mining company, both
auxiliary corporations Of the Amalga-
mated company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
HARVARD GOLFERS
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

Hamilton, Oct 2l-H Chandler EGan.
amateur champion of the United States
and a T.. White. both members OF the
Harvard golf team. will play tomorrow
To decide the intercollegiate golf cham
pion. they being the survivors OF the
Semi-final round, played today I'm a drv-
ing rainstorm over the links Of the Nv
opia Hunt club. T. .. Reinhart of
Princeton. present champion, was de-
feated in the afternoon play by II. Chan
dlcr Epan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
JACK 0'BRIEN BEATS
ANOTHER BIG DUB

Baltimore. Oct. 21.-Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien knocked out Jim Jeffcrds
of California i'm the third round OF
their fifteen-round boxing contest to-
night before the Eureka Athletic cluD.
Continuous body blows caused the
western man to succumb. The men
fought at catch weights
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
Sure Cure For Piles

Itching Piles produce moisture and cause
itching. This form. as well as Blind
Bleeding or Protruding Piles are cured by
DIR. BQ-sapxkos Pile Remedy. Stops itch
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
VICTIM nF AsTHMA

Reno. New Oct 2l-John Bayles. a
wealthy packer OF san Francisco. and
president of the French hospital OF that
place died here this morning. Asthma.
Tor which the deceased came to Reno
IN hopes of finding relief. was the cause
of death. The body will be shipped to
San Francisco for interment tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22

We can give you long distance con-
nection with all the principal business
houses in Ogden. and do it almost as
quickly as the local connections.
UTAH INDEPENDENT TELE-
PHONE CO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22

Your heavy weight Underwear. to see
II it needs replenishingg We have the
fabrics. sizes and an Qualities.
BROWN, TERRY < WOODRUFF co.
loo Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
CH0YNSKl-0'BRIEN
FIGHT CALLED OFF

St Louis. Oct G.-The- fight between
Joe Choynski and Philadelphia Jack
O Brien, scheduled for next Thursday
night has been called off. owing to
brief telegram from Choynski, which said:
good -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22

BRIGGS DEFEATs FI.AHFRTv

Marlboro, Mass. Oct 21.-In the sew
enth round Of what was to have been
a fifteen bout, Jimmy Briggs. champion
lightweight of New England, tonight
Knocked out Martin Flaherty of Low
ell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22

Then it's because you are wearing
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HERRERA TO MEET MARKHAM
ESPECIAL to Tho Herald }

Especial to The Herald.)
Ogden. Oct 2i.-An exhibition boxing
contest has been arranged to take place
Wednesday evening next at the Grand
Opera House between Herrera and Tom
my Markham of Eureka.
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A Clinching Argument

Our $500 Horton Hat convinces the
buyer of its superiority. There's style
and long wear.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
166 Main ST.
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FOOTBALL IN OGDEN TO-DAY.

Especial TO The Herald)
ogden, Oct 21.-The football season will
be opened in Ogden tomorrow at Glen
wood field. when the High school team
will line I'D against the team from the
Agricultural college.
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The Neckwear

For fall exhibits beautiful colorings: i'll
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To talk to Ogden. you viii DO well 10
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PHONE co.