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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-04

The erdct proportion OF the several in.
gradients used in these medicines, ne
well as the working formula and pecul.
lar processes, apparatus and appliances
employed in their manufacture, are
withheld from publicity that DR.. Pierce's
proprietary rights may not be infringed
and trespassed upon by unprincipied
imitators and those who may be pratt.
cally inclined.
DR.. John Fyie, OF Saugatuck, Conn,
Editor OF the Department OF Therapeu.
ties in The ELECTRIC REVIEW saws Of
Unicorn root (HeioHi1s Dioica) one OF
the chief ingredients Of DR.. Pierce's Fa.
vorlte Prescriptions A remedy which
invariably acts as uterine nvigors,or
and always iavors condition which
makes for normal activity OF the entIle
reproductive system, cannot fail 10 be
of great usefulness and. OF the utmos,
Importance to the general practitioner
OF medicine"
"iielonias more fully answers the
above purposes than any other dnRq
iclth tchich an acquainted. In the
treatment OF diseases peculiar to women
i is seldom that case is seen which
does not present some indication for
this remedial AGENT
"The following are among the lead.
ing indications for Helonias: Pain on
aching in the back, with leucorrhea;
atomic weak conditions OF the repro.
ductive organs OF women, mental de-
preston and irritability, associated with
chronic diseases Of the reproductive
organs OF women, constant sensation q
heat in the region oil the kidneys: menor
rhagia, tNfooding") due 20 a weakened
condition of the reproductive system;
amenorrhea, arising from or accompa.
nying an abnormal condition OF the
digestive organs and M nnomic Thin
blood habit: dragging sensations in thu
extreme lower part OF the abdomen
n more Or less D. the above symptoms
aye present, no Invalid women can az hst.
ter thsn take Dr.. Piorcfs tayarl.e prf.
scription, which isrlch m al TO lnediei0,l
properties n Unicorn root or nsl1nlas.
MIS- AM wo'HS
should have a medical took handy. The,
should know about ANATOMY and nhvs.
ology. They should have a hook thai
treats 81 tho sociological relations az tia
sexes a. well rs how and when TO advise
son and daughter. Has unequaled mi-
dorsement OF tho press, ministry, legal and
medical professions. A standard work Ia
me Peoples Common Sense Medical
ADVISER, by X. V. Pierce, M. ID. Send o.
one,cent stamps for the cloth.bound
book, or 81 stamps for the paper.coyere
Buffalo. N. Y. 1850
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BoULDERs ASPIRATIONS.
Colorado University Counting on Out
look for Next Football Season.

Boulder. colo, Dec 3.-From tho lotSs
OF things the University OF Colorado foot
ball team should stand the best chance to
win the Colorado and Rocky Mountain
championship in 1907, az only one man will
he lost from the team that this year lost
only to Colorado College. Roller alone, Of
the line, Will complete his four years, and
his place SIS already as good as filled by
Wciner who has this year been available
40 either center or fuilback and 50 can
easily be used at guard next year This
will give the Colorado coach the advan-
tage Of starting the season with the en-
tire eleven OF this year, and with the re-
cruits received from the freshman class
and the experience gained by the backs
This year he should be able to develop a
back field second to none In the state
while the line this year Was undoubtedly
the strongest In the state so tho pros
pect cf the University " Colorado wrest-
ing the thrre-year championship from tho
School OF Mines next year are exceeding
~ bright
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SALT LAKE HAS
BRIGHT CHANCES
Professional Baseball Now Being
Strongly Talked Among
Local Fans.
THOSE IN THE COAST LEAGUE.
Dubci and Sheppard OF Last seasons
Team Already Encouraging
For Next Season.

salt Lake baseball fans and magnatcs
are already making elaborate plans for
the season Of 1907. While II 81 several
months before the game will again be
aroused In Salt Lake ana Utah, yea base
bali is beng daily talked Of IN certain quar-
ters Never have the prospects been
brighter than at the present time.
PROFESSIONAL BALL,
The prospects arc that professional ball
viii ha plAyed hl SAT- Lake this coming
season A split ~ anticipated IN tho Pa-
unc Coast league. The Northwest league
will tncn be formed ~ compose Portland,
Spokane seattle. Tacoma, Butte and salt
Lake. This viii give Salt Lake rstter ball
than she has over experienced before
While the jumps from one city - another
would be rather long yet the quality OF
bah which viii he disned out viii well ~
play the spectators who attend the games
regularly.
SALT LAKES PROSPECTS.
Manager John Dubci ~ last seasons
Salt LAYERS, and Harrison o. Sheppard
president VI last Seasonal league. are
anxious 10 see salt Lake take mold OF
the matter. Both Dubei and Sheppard are
heartily IN accord and have been the
backbone IN the past They are Wiling
y back the team provided the situation
Will warrant II Tney believe salt LAKE
needs and would patrunize FIRST class hall
IL Is their intentions To give them a chance
10 do 10. John Dubel when approached
ON the subject TO-DAY had little 10 say
lie admitted that an effort waa being
made to get into an eight city League ana
thus give Salt I.akers thelr moneys
worth While the plans have not fully
llatured yet the success Of the venture
IS practically assured.
Bert Margrtts, an old Salt Lake player,
who has had considerable experience on
the diamond and at the head Of team,
viii probably have charge Of the local
interests He is wed qualified for the
position and feels sure that he viii be able
10 land fast, local stars.
IIuesser, OF last seson's champion Euro
ka team. has received fiattering offers
from % Kansas club. ana otner eastern
a success he win remain here and play
for Salt Lake. Other snappy players of
last years Interstate league will also be
retained II possible. Salt Lake can well
afford Il winning team ana one VIII be
brought together.
SCHEDULES OF GAMES.
Manager McGraw cf the New York
Giants Will take his team 10 the Pacific
coast for their early spring training They
Will take the southern route out early In
April an dretufn by way OF Salt Lake and
Denver They viii play practse games
with New Orleans. Galveston. Mobile ana
other southern teams, thence In Califor-
MIA they Will meet such teams as Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, San
Jose. estabound, Salt Lake and Denver.
Two or three larger games with the
fast eastern teams, who are to come west
for their preliminary training, will prove
a great advertiser and q success financial
w.
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A BOLD STEP.

To the grounded and reasonable objections Of the
more intelligent TO the OF secret medicinal compounds "
Pierce OF Buffalo, n. " time decided to bold de-
paure from The usual pursued by the makers of puup ed
ces for domestic and so has published broadcast openly to the
whole world full and complete list of all ingredients entering
into the composition of his widely celebrated medicines Thus he has
taken his patrons and patients his full confidence Thus
too he has absolutely and completely removed his medicines from among
secret nosums doubtful merits and made them Reaqede
COMPOSITION
They in class all by heme absolutely
and in every Non-secret.
By this bold step Dr. Pierce has shown that formulas are of such
excellence that he afraid subject them to the fullest sctrv
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RICHARD MAKES OFFER.
VIII Give a Purse OF $4,000 for Sec
ond Go Between Cans and Nelson.

New York. Dee 3.--'I will give q 5000
purse for another baltic ~ tfoldneld pc
tween Joe Cans and Battling Nelson
This was the introductory statement ~
Tex Richard the man who made himself
the moet famous promoter or ilghts ~ me
world In fifteen minutes by raising SolV0
for battle when be landed on Broadway
last night
81 didn't come here to tell you fellows
that" he went on to tho newspaper men
who nailed him IN flash alley cafe
II came here on mining business, out
that goes. | can guarantee that amount
for another battle between the two great
est lightweights In the world,
'No, ! don't think there liz any imme-
diatc chance OF It's being accepted. There
Is a strong desire for another battle be
tween these two men In Goldneld But
thcrc IL a strong dislike ~ Nolan and b.
methods out there | am afraid that
would have Ia insist that Nelson would
have 10 break away from his manager for
at least that battle"
Ricks,rd also offered good purse for
bout between Tommy Burns and Mike
Schreck
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SKATERS WILL MEET.
Match Race Between Coison and Ila-
mer ut Auditorium Friday Evening,

At the Auditorium on Friday evening
the proposed match roller skating race be-
tween Manager G. !. Colson Of the Au.
diurium and Fred u. Hamer OF Ogden,
will take place az the Richards street rink
Immediately after ColSon learned that
his challenge had been accepted by Ham
er arrangements were made for the first
race q series OF three, and Friday
nights contest Is sure 70 be a thriller aud
skating fans viii witness some real speed
on the rollers.
This Will net be the first race s.tween
Hamcr and colson. They met al Ogden
some Time ago and Colson defeated Hamer
by about 10 feet. The Ogden man declares
there will be different story after the
contest Friday evening t
Hclds military band viii be on hand
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as usual to dispense music and = special
program Is to be arranged for the occa'
sion
BY turning OF certain lights IN the big
hall and Installing small varied colored
electric globes, moonlight effect IS
produced and this makes charming
couples only and gives the loye-loin youth
a chance to tell to his best girl the Sc
oret everybody knows,
Last evening the grand march was led
by Senator Ralston OF california. and Mrs.
McChTystal OF salt Lake. More than 10
couples participated in the march.
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brought suit on behalf Of the club against
the former manager, James Morley for
S35 zoe, the amount OF loss, which, II u
claimed, the club Sustained az his hands
last season. Directors j s. Brink and AZ
Lsavy ara also made defendants N tne
action. IL Is charged that Morley caused
this loss by forfelung the franchise OK
the local GLIB and also by resembling the
contracts with sixteen players, an OF
which II is aVerred, was done without NE
consent OF the board % directors, Inc
ated for $1,000 and divided INTO LOO
shares stephens held twenty shores and
Ed wards niucty-
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FOOTBALL SQUAD DIsBANDs.
High school Gridiron Warriors win
Take a Rest.

The Salt Lake High School football
squad has disbanded for this year, An eff
teams or outside schools have failed
While the present season has not been as
successful as many have In the past. yet
the team has done surprisingly well I'M
der tho conditions. The prospects at the
iiisi Of the year were anything but bright
All difficulties have been overcome, how
ever. and 4 winning team developed Next
year most Of the boys will be back and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-04
HULLFRoG EXCURSION.

Rhyolte. New, will celebrate RAIL
ROAD DAY December 18th For this
event, the Salt Lake Route, Utah's
most popular road, will operate its sec
end low rate excursion to the Bullfrog
district. Chance TO visit Greenwater
also. owing TO the big crowd going,
II Is important to make sleeping car
reservation at once. Phone 1886 1859
South Main Street
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MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives per-
manent relief In cases Of habitual consti-
patton as II stimulates the liver and res
torres the natural action Of the bowels
without irritating these organs like pills
or ordinary cathartics Does not nauseate
OF grippe and is mild and pleasant to take
Remember the name ORlNO and refuse
substitutes. For sale by f. j. HIN Drug
70
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HARVARD 3, CORNELL o.

ithaca. ~ v. Dec. S.--Harvard de.
fcated Cornell here this afternoon In a
game OF seeker football by score of
. 70 II was hoty contested game
nom start a. finish. and while Cornell
was dangerously pear goal several times
the Team was unable to score
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CUTLER WINS BILLIARDS.
Beats Cline In Deciding Round for
shortstop Championship.

New York. Dee 3-~Albert G. Cutter %
Boston proved his superiority IN the short
stop billiard class tonight by defeating
Harry Cline Of Philadelphia In tho de-
Gliding game for the American iSS cham
pionship by score Of go 10 80. Cutler
aYernged lS 1920. his oppOnent 2l.N.
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BELMONT BUILDS COURSE.
Company Organizes To Make New
Track for AutomobiIes

Albany, ~ y, Dec 3.-The Long
Island morton parkway incorporation WIS
Incorporated here today by August l3ei-
mont and others with a capital OF s2.0n.
90 The company will purchase real
estate and viii establish an automobile
coprfe. The principal office will BE- at
MinpOla, n
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MGovERN -CoRBETT GO,
VIII Meet Before Eureka Club of Bal.
timorc Last OF January.

New York. Dec, Young Corbett'
and Terry McCOvern vii fight before the
Eureka Athletic club OF Baltimore the last
week in January for 20 per cent OF the
gfusS receipts
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WITH THE BowLERs.
liIGrlAM. BURTON.
MORLEY MUST ACCOUNT.
Sued by Stockholders in Pacific Coast
League for Mixing IT,.

Los Angeles Dec. 2-An echo Of the
troubles OF the Pacific Coast Baseball
league OF the past season was heard to-
day In the superior court when two stock
holders OF the former Los Angeles club
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the outcome will he anxiously awaited.
The captain for next season viii be elect
ed ~ thu annual banquet given By Prin-
cipal Eaton to the boys the middle Of this
month
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HISTORY OF ART.

We have just received stock of
Cyrll Davenport's LITTLE BOOKS ON
ART. For students and teachers.
these books are invaluable. They are
unique and we'll illustrated, and cover
the entire history of art from the time
of the Greeks up to the present. Each
$3.50. Come in and let us show them
to you.
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~ months Xmas present for Man or
Boy, Y NJ. G. A. membership.
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D, +. BURIEY, q. P. 4 4. -
ID 8 cnnaNfltn,r. -

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City Ticket Office, 90 Main Street
Telephone go.
Note-The train numbers shown tty
are oregon Short Line train number I
DO not apply 10 the Southern Pacific 4
OF Ogden or the Union Pacific 4
thereof.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
GTeytOWn Threatened by
RebeIliOuS Chief, RI.
Ceetly DepOSed.
WOMEN ANDCHlLDRENSAvED
Universal Postal Congress Is
Now In Session
al Rome.

Grcytown. April o THE oolonlal
neld force. which is concentrated al
lnmpapsa. twelve milos northuost III
GreyiuWn. fGr operations againai the
insurrcnt chief namhaata. deno-nd AS
regent or thu 0raytowu district. has
teen compelled iD ahandoH tho laager
aiief heaty Hshing ana hns retired
io 1ryinWn
The portion 0f the force aoni o.
rescue ihe women and children iH
isolated places. succeeded in faine s1.
hni while returning Waa sttacked hY
iho rnhelllqus natIvua a running nrht
Vas kept so fgf aiK miles. Three 0f
ihe colonial police were killed and
several others we're wounded The
poiico report the rohoia sir0ne in
humAhr bot Oh nitact ou fhe town
% nuf considered ilkoly rho Znlua
preierr.nn f0 RIGHT m th0 rueahd
country outside Tho British fIaid
force numbers but q iew hundred. but
will bo strongly reinforced during tho
neAt twenty four hours
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
STEEL CORPORATION rs
ANXIOUS FOR ACREEMnNT

wheeling. w. Va, April i-Thf
management of tho American sheet
steel and TIN Plate company. oner
atine number 0f mines in ihla slate
fqr iia 0wn use. haa requested "a con.
ference with ihe miners scale com.
mittce, indicating a desire to adjust
ail differences and RESUME work Tho
American company ls subsidiary
Organization ~ the uhlted Bmter
steel corporation. and ii ls unaorsi0pu
SEAT This plan wili he followed wher.
ever che stoei corporation mln0s are
effected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
ooWiE 70 RE RESISTED
ON His RETURN TO ZION.

Chicago. Aprh 1-lt wac decided Go.
day hy Ovoraoer NaliYu of Zion City.
shat 10 view OF the announced return
Of n0Wio from Mexico. and his de-
clarcd intention of making Il heht
against the action OF bis snsuenslou
from once that the present oversoer
shall appoint receiver for the
Church of Zion and an the property
standing 10 the name of tho church.
The courts viii probably bo asked 90
n tmO V0llva 70 ls also asserted by
tha officers 90 Zion City thni u powie
returns and commences logal action
against DE present officers the
church OF attempts 90 Dust them,
thoy win cause hls arrest ana pros
ocuiion on the charge of the misuse
of funds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
RAILROADS
GIVE SOME
NEWS ITEMS
Southern Pacific Stock
holders Elect the
Old Board.
NOVA SC0TlAN SUES KING
Fatal Accident TO Train of
Red Men Is Narrowly
Avoided.
NOVA SCOTIAN SUES KING

New York. April f-Tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders oP the
Southern Pacific railrJad viii Doe held
hers tins afternoon. Tho financial
condition OF the company is said TO bo
very satisfactory and % ls expected
that many improvements win be ape
proved
Subsequent News,
AZ che annual meeting 1f The stock.
holders OF tho Southern Pacific com
pauy held here today the old board
Of directors was elected The stock
was mainly represented hy proxies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
MIGHT HAVE BEEN

Richmond. lnda April Z As 90 BE-.
ault uf o ceYcln 1f onr side 0f a
hcavy nD a Chicago. Cincinnati g.
lnui8vlllo spec.hi train. bearing 900
members ~ fho Red Meu ORDER Cn
route home from d district meeting af
ltushVlllo. was Wreckcd today aiE
passengers wero injured but none
fa'nlly The baRgaao car and the car
nCxt io f iefi ihe rails and rolled
down tWeniyfn1f rmhautmrnt
FQFiy men were ln ihe coach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Ashtahula. Ohlo April a.~-A pack.
nre containing $4,000 ln currency but
bearing no marks Of ownership, Was
found on Lake Shore passenger
tmlu TODAY hy Conductor Miles 70
Was later learned nai the money had
been absent mlndedly leit on iho train
by William G. lnmau who bad drawn
iho money from "a bank io pas Worh.
mDu hut who forgot ii When hc leii
tho train at Leon The money was
cent back hy d returning train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
INJURED PASSENGER
ASKS KING DAMAGES.

linliax. N. g.. April 4-The case
of q 81. Olmsieady versus the king
was iakon up Tor hearing before -.e
oxchcQuor court this morning Judge
Burbr.dge presiding The piainiln ia
from New York and is suing the do
minloh government for damages for
injuries. etc, received in che Milford
wreck of the lniercnlonlal railway ln
1904 Ho wus one of the uassengers
On the train leaving Halifax on the
morning that the railway disaster uc-
CURED Hc claims that ho was allEhi-
y injured. that be- lost q diamond
VAlnod af ietweon gi0O and $500. ana
other personal property hc also
claims $4,000 damages FOR loss OF
time. The ease Dr. "a test case. as soy-
cral other passengers, who were on
tho same train. have hled claims for
damages, AMI whether they viii be
tried or not depends on the quite me
Of tho present suit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
JAIL sLowN oPEN AND
PRISONERS GONE.

ST. Louis Mo. April 5-Telephone
communication received today from
nenton, Scott county states thar lhe
San there was blown open last night
Wits nltfoglycerlne and that three me-
urocs and one white man prisoners,
mad made their escape No one WAS
Injured hy the explosion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
REPUBLIC OIL COMPANY
WILL LEAVE INDIANA.

indianapolis Ind. April b-Tho Ee-I
public on company. a New York cor
poration. today aled with The secre
lary uf H,ate a notice OF withdrawal
from the state OF Indiana Toe paper
sets forth that tie company has ais
posed oi AN ita properties and' inter-
c8iH in lndiaaH ID was reported sew.
oral weeks ago that the company bad
turned over an of .ta business 20 the
STANDARD on company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
~ -" CHARGED ON MEN.

Irwin. pa. April lIaat night was
one OF terror ana disorder ai fho Edrn
milne No. 2 Of 'hc Pennsylvania Gas
q Coal company where several hun.
drod mon are un strike for rec0Rui
iiou of tno union The strikers all
seem ba armed ana from dark un.
iil daylight continuous fHailiade oi
firing was kept up. Fortunately n0
one aas injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
The President TeIegraphS
Coal OpeTatOFS-.Te
Not Known.
LEADERS ARE CONFERRING
Anthracite Operators Have
Again Refused All De.
mandS Of Miners.

Washington. u. a., Aprli i-u is
stated az the White House char the
president has made reply to the iole-
gram received from the coal upef.
ators. and while the text WIN not be-
made public. there Is authority for too
statement that the president has go.
clded MOTTO Interfere $50 long a. con
dlt.Ons remain aH they are now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
STOCKHOLDERS or KATY"
RAILROAD lN SESSION.

Parsons Kan. April The stock.
holders OF the Missouri Kansas a
rfNas railroad ln their annual meet.
Ing here today declared semlannual
dlfidond of per cent On The pre-.
ferred stock. payable May 10 At zoe
meeting of directors. which also oc-
CURED here. tho only change iu tho
noraunnel 0f Them was che election nf
C. N whitehead secretary. in placa
of 3. Haliiue. An retiring directors
were reelected for iouT years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Washington. -. a.. April tA "a
mae'lng q ihe Onlo delegation in use
houap Representative LnngHorih was
chosen iO represent fke state 0f OHIO
pu ihe republican congressional com.
mIifce.