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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14

special courts with appropriate rules OF
procedure may be established. II desir-
able: granted that labor unions may be
required TO incorporate, II necessary
The Utah boys will handle the affirm
alive while the Colorado students win
defend the negative, The teams are:
Utah, Frank Holman. Thomas ], How
ellis, Henry Soule; Colorado NJ. Strang,
freshman, W. l.. Hogg, senior. and v.
Il. Reyes. Junior. Hogg was men,
Der OF the team which defeated Ne
braska and is regarded rs ole OF the
best debaters In the west.
The home students realize that they
will have TO look well TO their laurels
In this contest and are sparing no ef-
forts 10 become thoroughly familiar
with the subject and to present II In an
eloquent, convincing manner. The boys
were chosen out OF class OF between
20 and 70, who entered the prelimin-
airy contest some time ago, and are re-
garded as representative students or
the University. Already they have had
four or five practises In which they
have been drilled in logic by Prof Roy
lance and In eloQuence and delivery by
Miss Maud May Babcock The alter
mates, who will be relied upon In case OF
emergency, are Dale II. Parke and John
Jenson
Governor Heber NJ. Wells will pre-
side over the debate. while o. w, Pow
ers, Rev. Elmer ]. Goshen and Fisher
Harris will act as judges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE.
KEN Hotel.
California and Eastern Races
T~JNN~-~N~N~~~
( SOCIAL AND
: Personal.

The event of yesterday was the re-
ception given last night by Mr.. and
Mrs Perry Heath. In honor OF their
guests, Mr.. Conway and Mr., Bacon OF
Louisville The rooms were beautiful
ly decorated In white and green, with
white roses, carnations and sprays Of
feathery spirea predominating, while
green candles and shades aided In the
pretty effect, An orchestra rendered
delightful music during the evening"
and punch was served from a prettily
arranged table. About $50 guests were
present,
Mrs. Elmer Jones was hostess at a
prettily appointed table yesterday, and
afterward the guests enjoyed reading
by Mrs. c. c. Richards, from THE
Fortunes of oliver Horn" About 20
friends enjoyed the afternoon.
MFR. and Mrs. Fred Dern will shortly
be at home to their friends at 1850
Third street.
Tonight the employees OF z. C. NJ l..
will give their second dancing party at
Christensen's.
Mrs. William Morris entertained In
formally this afternoon at her home on
North Temple street.
Miss Raybould will entertain inform
ally tomorrow In honor OF Miss Laura
Bird,
Tomorrow night social and dance
will be given at Unity hall by the Uni
tartan society in honor OF Miss A. n.
Macintosh. to which all friends Of the
guest Of honor and OF the society are
hidden.
Mr., and Mrs. W. Il. Jermaine left
| during the week for California, where
they expect to visit for the next six
| weeks,
Miss Lou Nelson Of Provo Is the guest
of Mrs. Zlna smoot.
Mrs, william NJ. Gray OF st. Anthony,
Ida, IL visiting with her mother Mrs,
Sinclair
Next Wednesday there will be a
| meeting of the board OF directors OF
the Utah Federation Of Women's clubs,
at the Ladies' Literary hall at 2 o'clock.
|
Mrs Edith Beck Martin has returned
from California, where she has been
spending the winter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter has gone to
| Mexico for short time.
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BEFORE the FOotlights.

San Francisco, April i2-Wlllie Britt,
brother of Champion James Britt stated
yesterday that Jimmy would 90 on ana
do a monologue turn at New YORK
theator In very few weeks but at Just
which theater The engagement was TO
open he did not wish TO discuss at this
iuncture, The featherwelght VIII mus Do
taking a leaf out Of the book of jim Cor
bett, FOR the ex-champion's turn Will be
remembered as a really good effort apart
altogether from the Interest that attach
ed 10 the performer himself Britt has APP
neared on the stage In a small way be-
fore and Is convinced that he can make
a good appearance In eastern cities.
Just when Jimmy will 90 east ! san.
moi say lust now" said Brother Willie
last evening. "Ile will not use his bad
arm for nj least ninety days, but OF
course, that will not interfere with any
theatrical engagement. He has world
az "reminiscences about his early fighting
davs and he Is now preparing n Mono
logle which | think will make hit on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY. April IA, 1904

The Mist. favorite for the 2-year.old
race, was shut OF at the start and lost
much ground, Peggy o'Ne!l proved the
winner.
Early In the first race Bright Moon was
cut down and may have 10 be destroyed.
Weather clear; track fast. Results:
First race, six and half furlongs. SELF
ing--Sweet Tooth won. Solinus second.
Nellie Bawn third. Time-1;2is.
Second race, half mile--Peggy O'Neil
won, George r. McNear second. Albert
Fir third. Tlme--0.4Sh
Third race, mile and an eighth, selling
Colonel Anderson won. Illowaho second.
Colonel Van third Time--i:5j.
Fourth race, handicap. mile and fifty
yards-Byron Rose won, Gorgalette Sec
ond, Our Bessie third, Time-l.i3.
Fifth race. six furlongs--Ananlas won.
Gateway second, Military Man third,
Tlme--i.1sh.
Sixth race, one mile. selling -IllIlioun
won. Caronal second, LAGOON third.
Time-la0A.
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NEWS OF THE RING.
Clifford Queenan Contest Excites Inter
est-lo h Men Down 10 Weight.

TED Murphy. manager for Battling Nell
fon and Eddie Santry. stated this morn
ing that he would match either Nelson
Or santry against the winner OF the Cliff
ford.Queenan bout, provided the boxer
would make the weight demanded. The
weight Is lSl pounds at Q o'clock. or 1873
fngsde.
In about three weeks Nelson will fight
Martin Conole, before Alex Greggains
club In San Francisco. Murphy and Nell
Bon will then return TO Salt Lake for
match here
Yesterday Murphy received a letter
rom Dr. Ordway representative OF the
National Sporting club Of London, Eng
land making an offer to match Eddie
Shtry against Ben Jordan, the English
italherwelght Santry Is the only man
who ever defeated Jordan, turning the
rick In sixteen rounds. Jordan Is anx-
lous for a return match, and IL proper
Inducements are made, Murphy win take
hnliy to England for the match, and will
hlso match Nelson against Jabez White
Or some other good lightweight.
Clluord and Queenan are still pegglng
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lIAL TRACK MEET
SET FOR APRIL 80
ms Z. Team Will Go to Provo
For Contest With B y
University,
ARE CONFIDENT OF WINNING.
o,,,s,ion Of Eligibility is to be
s,pl,d on Sunday--U. Of Y. Pro.
tests Provo Athletes Entering

=. ,hs Dth Of this month, there Is to
rack meet at Provo, OF no little
.o,,ance to the track teams represent
,ho leading universities and colleges
w W. state. The meet Is between the
s. L. team and the b. T. T..
and there Is deep interest In the
w. w., This contest has been talked OF
w. ~ ,ome time and II was fmally agreed
.sttle the question Of supremacy be-
~ ,be two institutions, on the field
,,hls,lc endeavor, on the date named
oom teams have been working hard
~, 10 NJ themselves for the struggle,
va oach has sublime confidence Of car
fl ~ he honors. Word comes from
nuso N n The effect that the young ath-
ivVo the Garden City, are In excel
Is,s', orm and are practising daily for the
Fnss,s Director OF Athletics Willard
ssan N the l.. d. s, Y. says his men
ms1 andy rounding into splendid FORM
~ tbey feel confident OF taking a ma
e sa,itv Of the events from their Provo
Vg 4Ssre will be the usual list Of games"
% compete for The running events will
h sprint middle and long distances.
Fbsy viii be followed by the hurdles and
,,,y race The field events VIII be the
soIs vault, shot put hammer throw, and
k, hlgh and broad jump. Mr. Bean says
Ne runners are In excellent condition.
"a no has no fear as TO the result OF
III weight events.
w NJ meet will serve 10 give interested
,srsons cline on the two teams. so
XII they may form opinions as TO their
ssmnaratlye strength In the coming state
wsI or course II does not follow that
he team defeated In the meet on the
IN viii be beaten In the big contest on
Nav q, There will, no doubt be many
~ Inc boys who will show marked inn
,foyement between the two dates
FThere 4 a great deal OF speculation
,rst now over the probable outcome OF
iAs dispute between the u. Of U. and the
n Y. IT,. because Of the latter entering
men from the Beaver branch for the state
meet George Riser Of the east benchers,
came up from Provo last evening, and
rated that no definite conclusion was
reached concerning the matter II Is
orlte certain, however that the Provo
10 enter the Beaver athletes, as they
tre numbered among the very best on
M team. They contend that the Beaver
tehool is under the same management
Is the Provo institution, and that there
1 no good reason why athletes from the
branch should be barred, on the other
hand, II is claimed that Provo is flying
directly In the face Of the precedent es-
tabllshed two years ago, when they pro-
tested against the state varsity entering
men from the Cedar branch,
II Is believed that the whole matter will
be settled on Sunday next. On that date
Ids U and A c will hold a meeting
10 discuss theh question and come to an
agreement other business pertaining to
Che state meet will be transacted. but
The question Of eligibility will be the
most Important,
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EVENTS AT MEMPHIS.
Bad Spill at Head Of stretch In the First
Race.

Memphis. April lS-The was q bad
spill az the head Of the stretch In the
first race today optional. the favorite,
ridden by Aubuchon. stumbled and went
down. Dick Ripley fell over Optional and
threw Hodges, who, however, escaped
with slight bruises, Aubuchon passed
Under the hoofs OF a large part OF the
twelve other horses In the race and was
carried from the track unconscious, The
latest report is to the effect that his in
jurles win not prove fatal, Summary.
First race, six furlongs, selling-1ax-
man won, Amorous second, l. Samuelson
third Timc-l;l7ia,
Second race, mile and seventy yards,
Briers third. Time--l .iSls
Third race. four and 4 half furlongs--
Bologna won, Phllanthr0pist second, Paw
tucket third. Tme-o:5iis
Fourth race. mile and one.sixteenth--
Rough AMI Tumble won, st. Tammany
second Niaxus third Time--l5j&.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing-Falkland won, Spencerian second,
Censor third Tlme-l.jQ.
Sixth race. six furlongs, selllng-orfeo
won. Bensohurst second. Tom Crabb
third, Tlme-ll5S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
The Good Of Medicine

People insisting that medicine does no
good have one stubborn fact to con-
tend with, that IL, the people who do
believe are greatly in the majority.
We have been so fortunate during the
past twenty years as to convince thous-
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blood, who had all the symptoms OF a
general breaking down Of the system,
that one medicine at least does good.
Nervous and unsteady people, weak,
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people can have strong steady nerves.
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A tablet to take at meal time, II turns
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and insures health, giving the very
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RACES AT OAKLAND.
Events We're Marked by Numerous up'
sets-Joekey Benner Suspended.

San Francisco, April ls..-rhere were
several upsets at Oakland today, one OF
them being In the handicap at a mile and
tlftv wards, which was taken by Byron
Rose. a q 90 | shot. while Gorgalette, at
lie same price, was second Mansari
was heavily played fayorite, while Ben
fCtis scnt MRnsArd 10 the front but no
stopped badly. In driving finish Byron
Rose beat Gorgalotte q nose. Jones, who
rode gorgalctte, made q claim Of foul
against the winner but Il was not al
lowed, Bonner took Ben MacDhu back
early and was suspended for bis ride,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE.
Question Deals With the Adjudication
OF Labor Disputes.

The debate between the University Of
Utah and the Colorado college, which
takes place at the Salt Lake Theater
Friday. April 22, Is now the topic OF
discussion In school circles, The ques-
ton to be debated Is an important one
and one which has been discussed In
many OF the large eastern colleges, not
ably between Michigan and Wisconsin,
In which the latter took the affirmative
and won out The question is, RE-
solved, that the adjudication of dis
putes between employers and employees
sht<ld be made part OF the regular
administration Of justice. Granted that
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AN OLD SAYING.
Showing How Cause and Effect Are
Never Far Removed.

II is an old saying where there's
honey there's bees'--not less true Ia
one which science has coined more re-
Gently, Where there's Dandruff there's
germs'--and--to push the Inference
still further we may truly say where
there's Dandruff cured Newbro's Herpi-
eide has been at work"
The reason Of Herpiclde's isolation as
genuine cure for Dandruff lies IN the
fact that II attacks and destroys the
root Of the whole trouble--a parasitic
germ which feeds upon the material
which nourlshes the hair follcle.
Other so.called remedies are not di.
rected at this true cause OF the disease.
Accept no substitute, there Is none.
Sold by leading druggists Send lOc.
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DON'T RISK A PENNY,
GET WELL FIRST.

For % years I've been a physloianl
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surrey y0ull admit that such experience
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
WALCOTT VS. JOE CANS.
Alex GreegaIns Making Arrangements
For Match Between Them.

W 'se'sh bNfWSNh
San Francisco, April lS..-1'he likely
fight for the May date seems 20 be either
Walcott and Cans or Walcott and the
Dixie Kid" or Walcott and Jack John
son. the latter being remote possibility.
Greggains yesterday entered into tele-
graphic communication with eastern
sporting men IN an effort to locate Cans.
Walcott Is willing to go on with one OF
the three mentioned. He Is still in the
city, having come here 10 Ill the April
date with Billy Woods, but having the
mat pulled out from under his feet By
Woods poor showing against Mike
Schreck.
"Ah will fight any or all Of the gem
tmen mentioned" said Walcott last
night "Ah came out heah 10 your city
to appeah with Mlstah Billy Woods. and
ali will now appeah with anyone else
they bring befoh me- But It's imma-
teria-quite lmmaterial. Am gets
enough to eat and drink, wheheh ah
fights or not"
The match with Cans is considered by
many Of the local sports as happy
thought, IL the recognized lightweight
champlon-although he Is. as q matter
Of fact, a welterweight-ls willing to
come TO terms on the scales question.
Its own merits"
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Oarsnen Are Ill.

Ithaca, n. Y, April N.-The bright
prospects for the Cornell university boat
crews have been darkened somewhat by
mn Epidemic of illness in the boathouse,
Coach Courtney Is confined to his home
with severe cold, at least four OF las
YEARS varsity men are sick, and half a
score OF candidates are complaining, OF
colds OF stomach troubles. BRANDON,
Foote, Nutting and Ballinger Of the 1893
victorious crew may not be able to row
arnin for some time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
Tom SharkeY Jailed.

New York, April l3.-Tom sharkey was
arrested tonight for his alleged connec-
ton with the prize fight that was raided
by the police early this morning at Six
ty-iifth street and Broadway. He was
twenty minutes. when Tom O'R0urke
gave 500 bail for his appearance In court.
II Is said by the police that Sharkey was
tn etimekeeper and was one Of those who
escaped when the raid was made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14

ava yat their training quarters. but will
begin TO slow up some tomorrow. Queen.
nm ~ working at Ogden. but Is expected
oac ktomorrOw, There is some betting on
the result of Monday nights contest.
Clifford has many admirers here and so
has Queenan. and they are willing TO bet
their money on the contest. Both men are
now down TO weight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
Big Leagues Play Ball.

The big leagues. the American and the
National, open the season OF 1904 today.
The former opens as follows.
Cleveland at Chicago Philadelphia at
Washington. Boston at New York ana De-
troIt at ST, Louis tomorrow.
The National plays Its opening games
as follows: M,
New York at Brooklyn, Boston at Phil
adelphla, Chicago at Cincinnati and Pitts
burg at st, Louis tomorrow.
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Makes n Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salves you ever
heard Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best. II sweeps away and cures Burns,
Sores, Bruises, Cuts. Rolls, Ulcers. Skin
Eruptions and Piles. It's only 2Sc, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by y,
c. NJ. ]. Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-14
ANOTHER "GIMLINITE" HERE.
Bert Delmas Reaches Town and Does
Some Fine Stick work.

Bert Delmas the man signed for Salt
Lake to play second base, arrived here
yesterday, and In the afternoon was down
at they ball park showing some of the
fans assembled how to make clean hits
In addition TO doing excellent work with
around second base. There will be no
sorro wnow that Blddy Donahue Is not
coming back Delmas Is faster The
new man came here from San Francisco,
where he has been holding his own In
as fast compan vas there Is on the coast.
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GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
The name and location OF the company
German Fire Insurance Company
Peoria Illinois

The name and location OF the company
German Fire Insurance Company
Peoria, Illinois,
Name Of President, Bernard Cremor.
Name Of Secretary Chas. Cremcr.
The amount Of It's capital
The amount Of It's capital
stock paid up is ,u,,. I'D 100000
The amount Of It's assets IL . 1Ol,2eiH
The amount OF It's liabilities
Qncluding capitaD Is go, D.. ieS0f Is
The amount Of its Income
dar Year 49,. ,T'"' 80, sS5@S
The amount OF It's eXpendi.
lures during tho preceding
calendar year ..,.,,,n ,u,,, $500
The amount OF losses paid
dar year 49,. !, :, ."".h l5GSoo
The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year go, ,.,. 1856, 1860
The amount OF risks In force
at the end Of the year .,,.. 39l99, jib %
State Of Utah Ofhce Of the Secretary OF
State, IS.
state Of the State Of Utah, do hereby
company has died in my office u detailed
statement OF IT. condition from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-.
pared, and that the said company has In
all other respects compiled with the laws
Of the State relating 10 Insurance.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the State of Utah this Sth day OF April,
a. -. 1904.
(seal) j. T. HAMMOND
-.i Secretary Of state
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