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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-21

from the very nature OF things Nature
never makes an exact reproduction OF
anything. Like begets ike
to the extent that hens win breed hens.
not ducks; n variety OF fowls VIII breed
fowls OF that variety, and no other;
genuine strain viii produce Off
spring having the general distinguish
ing characteristics OF that strain. hut
the notion that every chick should be,
or any chick can be, an exact reproduc.
ton IN appearance and tendencies OF
one Of It's parents should be forever
barred from the mind, II is am abb
solute imposslbility that any chick
should ever develop into AN exact coun-
terpart Of either parent or any ances-
tor.
No breeder can surely foretell what
the results from any mailing viii be-.
His IS not the skill Of The goldsmith
who fashions a work Of art or utility
from an arbitrary model or plan which
VIII permit OF exact duplication as Of
ten as desired The breeder Of animals
or plants II dealing with complex llY-
ing organism and obscure natural laws
that he has hardly begun TO understand,
No seller can surely Know how many OF
the eggs he sells are fertile, OF fore
tell how many OF the fertile eggs will
hatch especially when they are entirely
out OF his knowledge or control as soon
as packed for shipment.
Business men are Obliged 10 take
some risks Of one Kind or another. The
more risks there are that are inscp-
arabic from certain lire OF business
the greater the price and profit that
must be worked FOR Eggs Tor Matching
are sold at very low prices, all things
al
risks, He should take them. He is
not willing to pay the seller for results
lie pays for the chances contained In
certain number Of eggs for Matching.
lie should never send money to II breed
er unless he Is confident that that
breeder VIII send as good eggs as he
can for the sum paid. Having paid
the money the sensible buyer win ac-
cept the results calmly whatever they
may be. The eggs received should be
OF good size and shape, and well shelled
otherwise a self-respecting protest Is
justified, The most fertile eggs will
fail to hatch unless all the conditions to
which they are subjected after leaving
the shippers hands arc sufficiently ia
vorable. The most promising chicks
may fail to prove their breeding unless
they are properly raised. Not one buyer
In thousand knows how TO raise them
properly and they nearly all think that
they do. Many a buyer has raised one
chick that was worth more to him than
the entire setting cost.
In my own experience / once paid
s. for IS eggs Matched eight chicks,
sold one for SO, one for IS, one for SO. 90,
one for $3.50, and had the best male and
three females left, Again from the
same party another 81 worth Of eggs
produced three chicks, not one Of which
was worth yard room.
But whatever happens, you may he
sure that nine OF every ten breeders are
mating and caring for their fowls to
secure the very best results.
ID. II.
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FANS DON'T LIKE III.
Would Rather See Nelson Than white
MIX win J, britt.

II Is more the highhandedness of
Britt than anything else that has caused
the falling through Of the contemplated
match between the concelted native son
and Battling Nelson
OF course the former can and undoubt-
edly VIII use the excuse that he would
rather fight Jabea White, with whom he
ls now matched, than the battling Dane,
but 10 the Frisco fight fans this looks
Ike badge Of fear on the part OF James
Edward, lie has shown bad faith from
the very FIRST with Nelson, and clearly
shows that he fears his wallops.
II Is not thought that the White
fight Will draw very we'll as every one
would rather see Nelson and Britt than
the Brlton, whom they consider an easy
proposition for Britt.
Tho reason given by the Nelson faction
for the falling through OF the match Is
that Britt Is said not TO have deposited
his forfeit Of 1880 as agreed 10 with
Nelson. Then again, the Dane claims
Pratt Britt demanded and received a
promise from Cohroth that he should re-
celve an additional 10 per cent OF the re-.
ceipts from the club for signing the ar
uclcs.
Nelson, feeling that he was the main
drawing card In the match, then declined
to fight for the prescribed IS per cent
and demanded that the purse be raised
to 60 per cent OF the gross receipts.
To this Conroth would not agree, and
hurrledly accepted the overtures OF Tom
o'Rrouke OF New York on behalf OF ia
bpZ White
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can league II Is giving employment
TO % dcverers Of the horsehide. while
the clubs In the Johnsonian organization
lay claim TO G2
Hanlon is the proudcst papa. In his
flock OF 80 men are II boXmen. Collins
and Griffith and Tenny own 10 each
Behind the bat Nichols quintet ls
high, and the 'deuces' Of Comiskoy Ar
mour and Seee low
In the nheld the 10 OF - Mugs" Nc.
Graw Is on top, with the four Of Hugh
Duffys at the bottom,
In The outer works McAleer and Sc
lee are the fore with seven, ana
Fielder Jones. Armour. Collins, Griffith,
the extreme end with four each.
Three HUNDRED and sixty-two play
ers
Whew!
Allowing an average Of Is men to
team, that means that cans will deco
rate l22 ''hopefulls' Wy tho time the
championship races are under way.
l'lttshurg Will have three or four to
release There are nine pitchers ON tho
roll, Holmes, Llndaman aud GOODWIN
are newcomers For the outneld posi-
tlon there are two candidates Clymer
and Howard Both have made excellent
records IN minor leagues. For first
base Clancy will be tried. Mcbride Is
TO be tested as short field.
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Fair Grounds Events.

New Orleans, March 2O,--Fair Grounds
results:
First race one and one-elghth miles
Daisy Green won, The Bobby second,
Pandora third. Time-2.Ol 2-5.
Second race, four furlongS-Jact
kerChevill0 won, MCDOugle second
MaTkleMayorthrd.T imo-,5l
Third race, mile and seventy yards
Dixie Lad won, Mr. Jack second, Main
spring third Time-i.bl.
Fourth race six furlongs-F Floral
Wreath won, Glengallant second, Belle OF
Portland third. rlmo-1l6
Firth race, six furlongs Safeguard won
Dr. stephens second Pompey third.
Tme-l.lS as.
Sixth race, FIVE and half furlongs--
Duncan won, Sir Carter second, Miss
Creek third Time-l;il %.
Seventh race. six furlongs-Ponca won.
Flying Charcoal second, Censor third,
Wme-i.17 3-a
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Michaels is Suspended.

San Francisco, March O.--Jockey
Michaels kept Collector Jessup, the ia
vorite, IN the lead In the third race at
Emeryville today, until the last leap, be,
came too careless. and Delagoa won by
a nose The judges suspended Michaes
Indefinitely Results:
AFtrst race, six lurlongs-Rlesca won,
Glenbriar second, Brown Patsy third.
Time-l.lA.
Second race, six furlongs-Bily Taylor
won, Pachuca second, Flo ManOla third,
rime-ll7
Third race, Futurity course-Deiagoa
won, Collector Jessup second, Oronte
third. Time-lI2l.
Fourth race, one and e-sixteenth
miles-Anvll won, Barney Dreyfus sec
.Ond Modicum third, Time-l;5l,
Firth race, six and one-half furlongs-
bdrodun won. Batidor second, Albemare
third, Timo-ll3h.
Sixth race, one mile--Gateway won,
Forest King second, Judge third, Time
1881,
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MARKHAM.DANFoRD MATCH.
The Former Is Expected 20 Arrive Here
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tommy Markham, the hard hitting
lightweight who has had several contests
ln this city was reached by telephone
last night and expressed his Willingness
10 meet Bert Danford IN SAT- Lake in a
9.round contest about the lst OF AprlL
Markham said he would come 10 salt
Lake within "a couple OF days, and It Is
believed he Will reach here tomorrow
night and at once 30 into training fnf
the bout lie says that he will make 1875
pounds ut O'Clock on the day of the con
tcst If that Is agreeable to Dantord. or
he Will weigh IN at 40 rlrgslde. The lat
ter weight would suit Danf0rd better, 0fl
they win probably sign articles ut that
poundage.
According 10 reports from Robinson.
Utah, whore Markham has been working
IN the mines, he Is IN excellent condi.
tion, and viii require but a little time
TO set into perfect shape for The bout,
Danford has kept up his training aud can
be counted upon TO get into good shape.
The management declares that the pre-
limlnarles viii be of high order, ana
there VIII be no meal ticket knights Of
the padded mitts tolerated around AS
last AS they show up they Will be In
formed that there IL nothing for them
here except the prospects of q few days
ON the rock pile A place for holding
the bout has not been selected as yet,
but the chances are that II will be IN one
Of the theaters II will certainly not be
held In the paetimc club as the place Is
not 1T for such events
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on THE RACE TRACK.
AZ Ascot Park the Bookles Grabbed
Everything In Sight

Los Angeles, March 2O--The books took
everything I'm sight at Ascot today, not
n single fayorito winning Nal l.owery,
winner OF the first race, might be called
a favorlte, as she closed at equal prices
with Mammon Orchan at 10, Potrero
Grande at 5, and KingthrOpo at Z were
the long-pbced winners Weather, clear;
track, last Summary:
First race, one mile and seventy yards
Mai Lowefy won, Mammon second, Gentle
Harry third. Time-146.
Second race, Sluuson course Rubana
won, Phllanthropist second Mart Gentry
third. Tlne-l:lp..
Third race, SIX furlongs--Fireball won,
Albert Fir second, Lord OF the Heath
third. Timo-l,l3ia.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Orchan won, McGathana Prince second,
Rohador third Time-14TiR
Firth race. one inile-potrero Grande
won Bronze Wing second, Sinicado third,
Wme-l,ilA
Sixth race, six and one-half furlongs-
ktngthrope won, Bailey second, Seasick
third, Timo-l:2i
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Mans UnreasonahIeness

is often as great as womans But rhos
>. Austin, Mgr, of the Republican" OF
Leavenworth. Ind, was not unreason-
able, when he refused to allow the doc
tors 10 operate on his WIFE for female
trouble, Instead" he says, 1--WE con-
cluded TO try Electric Bltters. My wife
was then so sick, she could hardly leave
her bed, and five (b) physicians had
failed to relieve her. After taking Elec-
trio Btters, she was perfectly cured,
and can now perform all her household
duties" Guaranteed by u. G. NJ. |.
Drug Dept Price soc.
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WORM OUT?
RUN DOWN {?
IwJI Gladly Give Full Dollars Worth Of
Ny Remedy to Test,
N''nng 70 Deposit. Nothing 10 Promise, The
Dollar Bottle Stree Your Druggist on
Ny Order Will Hand You a Full
Dollars Worth and Send
Me the Bill.

why do work and worry and excess
Su STRAIN and over-indulgence break
sONu constitutions and make men and
I~gu worn out ana run down and rest.
n o1 aUd sleepess and discouraged and
,Holosei Because they weaken The tlny
W.T. nerves on which life itself depends,
.Nut the nerves YOU ordinarily thin.t
sOoNl-not the nerves that govern vout
'"ppy,'nenls and your thoughts.
sd the automatic nerves that unguld.
w. "u unknown, night and day kecn
5ya. neall IN motlOn-control tn dipe.tlve
yops 'SSitSgs-Iesulato your liyer-operate
oo inS or, are the nerves that worry wears
anu work breaks down.
uQes no good to treat the ailine oryan
IN ulysQlar heart-the disordered liver
kiin l'oellous stOmech-tho dernngnd
henrFs' they are not 10 blame. AM sd
TbeHs. 70 me nerves that control them
Biz !Vu VIII Hnd the seat OF the trou.
y does no good to take stnoulants aud
,nseIeouos for theirs al nest Is 10 s'u
tbengsIa,y eject which merely nostnnnss
MAJ DAY OF reckoning.
lng am. i loihlng new about thls-noth-
rs,,a WY physician would dIspute pmt
kSoviaGu f9r Or, Shoop 60 apnlv his
shoop's ~, put u to practical use. Or.
quarter cer1mUlatlye Is tho result ~ a
desden 4 IL does not dose the organ T.
10 NV ,ne palm but It does 20 M "rco
nerv" nerve NE inside nerve1the rower
h IVA ana builds II up. ana stror u lp, WI
vliai makes lt we'll That is tho end 40 aii
less nIs SS9,oles That IL the end Of sleens
mi os w and restless DAYS ,rhet 90
'' and fatigue, Wv Gnu OF brain
have 'yu aro worn out. run down ana
wrIte amusor tried my remedy rorni.,
On vorr ask will send Won an ordo,s.
fh8lu,sr druggist which he wlii a a V,uer,
Mil {oa pa pc would accept n doiiar t ~
tr5 sls9 you from his shelycs ~ ~, "a
Rou ~, saed bottle Of my prescrin,a sunu,
Il made s n,3 the bill to me. This ofrer
Those NM my To strangers TO nv rem VS'
DO n o, Wn2 have once used The ~ s tcln l,,
tordi,i neea THIS evidence Tbs,n W.. NV
frank anSS 10 requirements. II is onen az ~
NY limltloss boitn, we supreme test OF
Por w write today. ~"
toi a fuil d,iGie. Book on Dyspepsia.
ssSSgIue YOU must Book on the Heart
BoS G.gn5 Son9opbook ON the Kidneys
sse, Wis sinsa,-, Book 4 for Women.
WsMsG,h book You Book for Men.
MIA Book on Rheumatism.
bottle. 'f Fo are often cured bv n s,n.,.
Stores, sue at forty thousand drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-21
DESTROY THE CAUSE.
You Cannot Cure DandruH Without
Destroying the Cause Of II.

Many people wash their scalps Satur-
day night or Sunday TO try to keep the
dandruff down for the week, but on
Monday night the scalp has begun TO
itch, and Tuesday morning viii find a
good supply OF dandrun when the hair
liz brushed There Is but one real sell
entlho way OF curing dandruff; and that
Is TO XIII the germ that causes Il, and
falling hair, and finally badness. There
Is only one preparation that VIII destroy
the germ, and that IL Newbros Herpi-
eide. II Is an entirely new discovery
and the only hair preparation that Is
based on the new scientific principle In
addition Herpleide is Very refreshing
hair dressing for regular toilet use Soli
by leading druggists. Send l0c In stamps
for sample TO The Herpicide Co.. De-
trolt, Mich. z. G. NJ /. Drug Co., Special
Agents, 2
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City Park Results.

Now Orleans March 2o.-City Park re-
suits.
First race, four furlongs -Jurlst won,
Grenada second, Bertha \ third Time
,5l i-5.
Second race, i've ana one-half furongs
billy Handsel won, Lancashire Lass
second, st. Fury third. Tme-l:O5 2-5.
Third race. one mlle-Liddon won, Har-
ry stephens second, BAIL third. Time
l.i5 l-5
Fourth race, six furlongs- Coruscate
won, Sid Silver second Astarita third.
Time--l:i6 i-5.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Mrs. Bob
won, I,dwina second, Cincinnati En-
quiror third Time-l.0l
Sixth race milo and furlong-Attlla
won, Gold Sport second, Grayina third
Time--i:59 40.
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FRANKLIN.
ENGLISH PUG HERE,


New York March 20.--Among the pas
sengers on the Cedric today was Jabez
White, the British pugillst and his man
ager, Charles Mitchell. White Is matched
10 fight Jimmy Britt OF San Francisco
San Francisco on Wednesday. White
said he had come over to fight Britt
for the. lightweight championship OF the
world, and that he was ready to sign
articles with him,
~ have wanted to meet Britt since
he defeated Young Corbett," said White
and ! hope match will be made with
him promptly I viii fight him at l83
pounds, the lightweight limit. We can
weigh In at 2 o'clock or ut the ringside
! viii be ready to begin training In a
few days, II | fight Britt In San Fran
cisco shall train In California"
Unless White can secure a match with
Britt he plans 10 return TO England at
once and not to hght any more
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ARMY OF BALL PLAYERS.
Al Present the Two Leagues Have Three
Hundred and sixty.Two,

Three hundred and sixty-two players
ere under contract TO the 10 clubs com.
posing the two big leagues
The National league leads as regards
numbers,
One hundred and nlenty-one players
are down for work In training quarters
by the American league bosses
The catchers the two leagues COM
blned. total 81 tho pitchers, 1872, the in
ielders, p, and the 0utielders, rs.
The Brooklyn, Superbs have the big
gest army Their warriors number 80.
The Chicago White Sox and WASH
ington Senators OF the American league,
and Philies Of the National league,
own the smallest number Of players,
viz; IT,
There is one more Cardinal than
brown. king Nick's" chicks total 2S.
MeAleers men count up q.
me National league has It's hands
on eight more twirlers than the Amorl-
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Chicago Bows Won.

Los Angeles, CAL March 0--The Soc
ond division Of the Chicago National
League baseball team played the Los An
geles team at Chutes park today and won
by the score Of 10 I. The ChlcagOans
made all their runs on Pitcher Hall in
the first inning. After that they could
do nothing with the local pitchers. Hail
pitched five and loren four inngs Los
Angeles made her only run In the second
Inning on couple Of hits
Batteries hicago: Wicker ad O'Neil.
Los Angeles Hall, loren and Spies,
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TERRY WON'T FIGHT
Until lie Has Met Nelson and Britt or Ia
Refused Match.

Dispatches from Frisco TO the effect
that Young Corbett is on the way east
under the management OF Al Herford and
has issued challenge FOR a third fight
with Terry McGovern brought out "a
statement from Joe llumphries about the
intentions OF the McGoyern camp,
Joe, acting for Sam Harris, says that
Terry In willing to fight Corhott again
only after he has fought Britt or Nell
son or been positively refused match
by them
Terry Ia billed right up to the begin.
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GUSSIE WILL RIDE.
Brother TO liver is Entered in Six Day
Race.

Richmond Va, March a--ln the horse
show building tonight limited six-day
bicycle race began, the starters being
Bddie Root. the long distance champion;
Nat Butler, Gus Lawson, DR.. Frank Cadl-
well, the hye-mile champion Walter
Bardget Frank Calvin and Ben Munro.
The rider making the greater number
OF miles for fifteen hours-two and a half
hours each night--wll get the large end
Of purse OF at least 81 900, on the others
TO share In the orGer IN which they fn-
ish.
in tonights racing Eddie Root OF New
York was second, and Ben Munro OF
Memphis third. The greatest distance
made I'm the two hours and half was
81 miles, / lap
IL is claimed that a new worlds record
was made by Munro for an indoor un.
paced event OF 26A miles In an hour.
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BIG BASKETBALL GAME.
Wheaton ST. Louis Champions Are Com
ing Here Next Monday

one week from today, unless present
plans 60 wrong, local lovers of basket
ball VIII have chance to see a game
between the l., d, $. IT, team and the
Wheaton 81. Louis champions
For some time II was known that the
Wheaton team was coming west and
Athletic Instructor Bean OF the local
team has been In communication with
the Wheaton manager The result IL that
Bean has been notified that the team
would be here next Monday and play
the local team. The news was received
with JOY by the l.. u. s, L. boys as they
are anxious TO meet again the team that
defeated them at st Louis
The local team will probably be COM
posed OF the following:
Chrsty, guard o. Lund, forward; Nc
Council, guard; Taylor Il bYardi Smith,
center, and stanton, forward.
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Robinson and Jap.

Park city, March Arrangements
were completed today for wrestling
match, to be held March q, at the Dewey
thoator. between Professor Eddie Robin
son and Jap. The purse is to be $50
a side with q possibility ~ raise
to 81 900 II the Jap will consent TO wrCstle
without a Jacket
Robinson was In town yesterday ar
ranging for the contest.
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CHASE CHANGES HIS MIND.
Decides Not 10 60 Away From the Coast
This Season.

los Angeles, March D--Harold Chase.
first baseman Of the Los Angeles team,
aver Of the New York American league
club. has decided 10 remain on the Pa
cifG coast and today signed contract
10 play with tho Los Angeles team during
the coming season, Chase's case has been
causing great deal OF comment IN the
press, the eastern magnates, being in
cilned 10 hinge the entire question Of
drafting players on this particular play
en- Manager Morley stated today that
he had signed Chase with the UNDER
standing that war had been declared be-
tween the American league and the Class
minor leagues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-21

otto stelfel won, silverskin second, Gay
Ilzette third. Time-l;2l rs,
Fourth race four nirlongs Capital GGo-
tel Pretty Nellie won. Lavena
49, 80 8-b
Fifth race, six furongs Canaloharie
won Follies Bergcres second Dewey
third, Time-l;l5,
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards b
stand Pat won. ! Know second, Olonetz
third. Time .i5 3-5,
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Interstate Contest.

Omaha, Neb.. March 2O.--A three days
Interstate shoot began at the Omaha Gun
clubs grounds today, with about sixty
contestants from all parts OF the country
participating, The first days events car.
ried 90 targets. w. h, Crosby OF Ofallon
I'LL. was high gun, with 1872 Fred Gil.
bert Of Spirit Lake, la and w. Heer Of
Concordia, Kan, were tied with 49, Other
high scores were Bray, 1855; Hills, 1871
Taylor, ls2; Veach. lS7, Cunningham 1871,
Mcdowell, isl. Powers. 1871.
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OnklnMn Summary.

INT Springs, Ark, March 2).--Oaklawr
results
First race, four furongs -Sarsaparllla
won, Maralacchl second, Eva Jean third
Time-.O l-5
Second race, FIVE and half furlongs-
Our Little won All Black second, Nor.
della third. Time 100.
Third race. six and half furlongs-
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800
Street Car Mons Union Band Ex-
oursion.

To American Fork and return March
22nd via the Salt Lake Route--aoeount
street car mems union band excursion
and dance at Apollo Hall.
Special train leaves Salt Lake City
1880 p. m, returning after the dance.
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Franklins Are Beaten.
WALKER STONE co.

Tho Walker-Stone bowlers defeated the
Erankllns In their contests last evening,
The scores follows:
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R|ITTE WILL MOST
LIKELY COME IN.
Ca. There Raised Upwards Of
$4,000 for Forming Of Ball
Team
The OUTLOOK IS PROMISING,
..,oy Shea Will In all Probability be
Manager for Butte and wlllmot
viii GO to Ogden.
,soecIal to the "News."D

butte, Mont, March a'--with the
Ling OF over 5000 among the business
nan of Butte today the formation OF a
,I,.,eam outlaw league, to be known as
,ns Pacific National league embracing
srokane. Boise, Salt Lake, Ogden, Helena
"a Bntte is practically assured. Walter
Wnmot. manager for Butte last season.
,oos 10 Ogden whore It is understood he
sIn manage the club there. Danny Shea
y, lodi cal, formerly with 81 Louis Is
srnounced unofhclaly. will be at the
head Of the Butte team.