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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
PRIZE MONEY FOR
EXPERT BOWLERS.
BIeachers to be Built at Tourney
Seating Over Eight Hun.
dred Spectators.
MANY ENTRIES COMING IN.
They Bring the Cash With Them and
That's What the Committee
L. After.

Four days from today the big bowling
congress begins In Salt Lake. and In
those four days Secretary a. L. jenkins
gives promise Of being distinctly on the
busy All the time in Utah LIST.
jenkins now has charge OF arranging
for the visiting teams, and m the NEE,
he will represent Seattle, asa regular
member OF the towns team Entries are
now pouring In to as great an extent as
they win at any stage OF the game, and
50 howlcrs are now scheduled to compete.
Prize money, with emphasis on the
money. is the big thing kept to the fore
ground by the bowlers, for bowling. Ike
an other sports seems to have run It's
course as matter Of fun and exercise,
into a matter OF making money and II
win soon be time for the div sion Of ten
pin artists into professionals and anna,
tours, and there VIII have TO be bowl
ing scandal in which II is proved that
somebody pressed the button ~ knock
the pins down, and spent the money he
Won 10 support himself Just TO prove
that bowling has won its spurs as n true
blue American sport. Bowling by the
way, started away back IN the middle
ages. and ran along unn0uced, givIug
good exercise aud rare fun 10 those who
loved It, and didn't care whether their
average was 200 or only lj0 II achieved
some notice In the sos more In the first
few years Of this century ana then
stopped over In 1904 into national sport
continued through 1906 In this position.
and may now be said To be Just little
past its zenith OF popularity and on Tho
way into the sports that are aperated for
revenue only, such as comprise the gem
eral professional class
Among the 30 boWlers who have enter
ed the tourney Denver sends r. Butte
6, Spokane and San Francisco g. The
general committee has decided upon tho
Third South alleys as the place for the
tourney and a seating capacity will be
provided for over $40 spectators w s
Iehr!ng IS expected 20 return from
Kansas city this afternoon.
Last night number of two.mau cone
binatlurs were tried out preparatory 10
the tournament games Mono OF the mon
averaged up TO 100. but Jenkins and
Hanes rolled a total Of Lib and IN single
games jenkins and Walton showed
bursts Of form taking the score over the
20 mark
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DOUBLES END IN MARCH.
NUGGETS AHEAD.
Close League Season With Fair Chance
AT Second Place.

The l.. ID. 5. L. Nuggets took their
final game OF basketball IN the league
series yesterday afternoon, BY dcicaung
tnu Logan a. 4. 1. team uy "a hudl score
OF % 20 Ia. The defeat OF tue a. G..
team was decisive by the Miugets, who
averages ~ pounds less m weight, Dut
VINO piayed fast ana doterm4ned game
from the start.
lnls onus the season for Mines Md.
gets with score OF six games won aud
Tour lost. Provo leads tnc league Nitn
eight won ana none lost ana closes
10 season tonight Mth a same with tue
Il. J. G. OF Logan. should Provo WA, rs
II probably wili. the season viii end wltu-
out a deieat for Provo, with The h. u.
;. L. men IN second pace and with the
b. \. 4, IN thiId place.
The game yesterday was fast one
from the start ana both sides were de-
tcrmlned to win. Inc pay was clean, ana
the work OF the Ages suggested thSt
next year they viii nave o. ue figured
upon very coruaiuly In the settlement o.;
the league series.
The uneup.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
AND THE PUBLIC"

All OF our agents carry with them a
letter authorizing them to act for US in
definite capacities INSCRIPTIONS per-
sons have been travelling through Utah,
Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada and elsewhere
claiming themselves as representatives
of this association, when In fact We
have never heard OF them
The public must be careful; reward
will be paid for information that will
lead to the detection OF such persons.
MERCH ANTS PROTECTIVE ASSN,
Scientific Collectors Of Bad Debts.
Commercial National Bank Bldg, Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. Francis G.. Luke,
General Manager Some People Don't
Like U.s."
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was given to Mr. Muir. and he re-
marked that II was q fool law.
on the third day after the cuaran-
tine was removed, Mr.. Muir took his
boy to Salt Lake city and procured
permit from the city board Of health
for his hoy TO attend the University.
He evidently did not state the facts
IN the matter for two days later the
permit was cancelled and the boy sent
home,
Mayor Stringham, chairman of the
Bountlful city board OF health. has or
dered that Mr.. Call be removed from
the school to await the time prescribed
by law.
Health Officer Hardy does not feel dis
posed To prosecute these first otfenses,
but Is determined to see that the law
is compiled with hereafter, and to en-
ter suit against anyone violating the
same. II II were not for such wilful
carelessness In these matters, con-
tagipus diseases might be kept under
better control.
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BOUNTIFUL
HOW CONTRACTION Is SPREAD.
fragrant Disregard of Quarantine Law
In Smallpox Cases.

Special correspondence,
Bountiful. Davis Co.. March 1.-The
law In relation to those who are af-
lcted with smallpox is that the pa
tient shall not return TO school for
81 days after the quarantine has been
removed, and a violation of the same
either by the health officer. patient or
school board, becomes a misdemeanor
Mr.. John Call, school teacher Of Dis
trict No 2, was released from quaran-
tine for smallpox on Feb, Is; since that
time the school board and Mr.. Call
have been planning and scheming to
get him back IN school over the pro-
tests Of the local health officer and the
late board OF health, who refused to
issue n permit In violation of the law
Notwithstanding all this, Mr.. Call was
taken back TO school on the eth of
February, without permit, only 10
days having elapsed since the quaran-
tine was removed.
Mr., Dan Muir's residence was re-
leased from quarantine Feb, g, and
instructions given by the health officer
that the patient must not return to
school for q days, A copy of the law
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Kelly and John Frayne. through some
understanding. did not appear
The hearing Of the case was set for
March ~ Tho dat0 " the coroners IN
quest has not yet becu fXcd Mark
ahaughncssy who has been the manager
and trainer OF Tonuy. and who was pres
ent whom he died. in describing the 1T
Ne fighters last moments gives many OF
the symptoms ct flrychuine poisoning.
Captain gf Detectives Burnett Is making
careful inquiry into the amount Of
strychninc that was given Tcnny after
the Eight
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AMERICAN FORK.
NEW HOME INDUSTRY.
Canning and Pr serving Factory to be
Established.

Special Correspondents
American Fork, Utah Co, March D.
A new home industry will soon DO
launched here which Vim be Of great
vahle ia producers OF this vicinity. The
commercial club with the aid OF u. Il.
Buster OF the Hastings Industrial COM
panv OF Chicago, Is organizing can
nipg aid preserving factory Tor Amer
ican Fork. Mr. Buster met with the
governors Of the club Thursday after
noon and after explaining the details
Of plans. cost. etc, the board gave the
scheme its hearty endorsement. The
foctory as planned Will cost $500 ana
viii have a capacity large enough TO
bardle all the surplus fruit and yegc-
tables raised In this vicinity Mr..
Buster plans to solicit subscrip.
tons for sufficient stock to cover cost
OF Installing the plant. His company
will then erect the factory. equip 1t
and turn 1t over to the stockholders,
Many conservative people are becom-
ing Interested and the factory will be
built probably.
Il L. Mendenhall and wife r. L. Bird
and wife have returned from visit to
California.
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THEORIES OF DEATH
Attempt 10 Relieve Neil OF RESPONSE.
billty for Killing Tenny,

San Francisco, March 2--ThrCc theories
have been advanced IN explanation u the
death OF Harry Tenncbaum, better known
as Tenny. the prizehghter who uicd IN
a Grant avenue bathhouso yesterday
nine hours after a gruel,ng battle with
Frankie Neil The dead boys relatives
charge that he was poisoned. his train.
CTS think nc died Of epilepsy aud Autopsy
Surgeon Kuclch declares that death was
due to a h,moiThage OF the brain, the
direct result OF a blow or fan
Which Of these theories Is correct viii
Of the dead boy Is In the hands Of the
city chemist.
-Four OF the fighters appeared before
Police Judge Cabanss this morning on
the manslaughtor charge which has been
made against them. Frankie Neil, Spider
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And Now SEEMING Is Prohibited En-
tircly In Utah Lake.

There Is trouble over the SEEMING Of fish
In Utah lake, and In its nature IL par
takes Of the old fable OF the goose and
the golden egg supply. Fish Commission
or John Snarp suspended the laws
against sciniug hsh, In the case Of Utah
lake, because the lake was full Of carp.
and II was good idea as protection
to the game fish. 20 get rid OF the over
supply The seiners however, found It
paid better to scin for trout and bass
ana accordingly a supply OF bass found
trout was announced on the menu cards
OF tho eastbound trains. running through
Provo. The result is that after March
., no SEEMING is % be allowed, ana deputy
game wudons have been notified to ar
rest every man caught sening In the
original permit. It was agreed that all
who took advantage Of the offer would
throw back into the water all game fsh
caught
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TABOR, CANADA.
IDEAL CANADA WINTER.
Amuscmcnts Galorc--Mrs. Kate Pax
man and Family In Runaway.

Special Correspondence.
Tabor. Alberta. Canada. Feb IL
The weather Is delightful and has been
most Of the winter months, with no
snow. Dwelling houses, stores, and
public buildings have been going up all
winter, There has not been n week so
cold as 10 drive the carpenters and
coal haulers IN doors and now the
farmers are beginning their discing
and blowing. The Tabor farmers are
sending out large orders for seeds of
all kinds.
The L. d. S. church is nearly
completed and Sunday services will
be held there next Sabbath, Feb 20
Tomorrow eve a character ball is to
be given, the proceeds TO go to the
now westinghouse. one dollar admis-
sion win be charged and all lovers of
amusements are making elaborate
preparations to excel. a number have
sent TO Winnipeg for costumes. dis
lance Of 1909 miles.
Last evening a concert was given IN
the large new store OF Douglas Bros,
IN aid of the new Presbyterian church
jst finished here. The songs recltd-
lions. orchestral music and violin solos
were all well rendered The building
was filled.
Saturday evening the Tabor Thes-
plans will produce Capt Racket" and
on March the Tabor Dramatic co.
Will present Forgiven" the proceeds
OF both performances to go in aid OF
the Latter-day Saints church.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Last week Mrs. Kate Paxman and
family met with a serious mishap
while riding In a two horse wagon on
their way 10 their ranch. AZ "a point
where the wagon road crosses the
railroad they met the train. when the
team ran away. a telegraph pole was
struck and the whole family Of Ave
were thrown out upon the grass. The
boy 10 years old received broken
arm and the rest were badly bruised,
but all are now doing nicely.
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organization by l.. A. Coate and asso-
cates.
one by one the candidates for the diff
ferent state positions IN the next cleo
ton announce themselves The latest
announcement is that Of Miss Belle
Chamberlain for the position of state
superintendent OF puldih isaruction
Miss Chamberlain is now assistant SUI
perintendent in the office Of Miss Mae
Scott, which position she will have held
for two successive terms thus fitting
her very ably for the place to be left
vacant by Miss Scott, who will not be a
candidate for another term.
Miss Chamberlain Is "A native product
Of Idaho. Is n graduate Of the Boise
high school, also of the Michigan state
normal college, and has devoted her
life thus far to educational work.
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FIGHT GOES TO TERRY.

OF salt Lake, with about ten pounds ad.
vantage M weight won the nght with
Tommy West on San Francisco tonight
The men were to light at ms pounds, but
the SAT- Lakcr was considerably above
that mark. in the tenth West went down
and al the count Of four his seconds
carried him 10 HIS corner 90 save him
from further punishment, as he was
prAntlSnllN Ou..
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NOTICE.

special meeting OF the stockholders Of
Draper, Christensen e Company q cor
porati0n will be held az the company's
ofnces, at Mnroni, County OF Sanpete
on the 1th DAY Of March. 1896 az o'clock
o. M. 10 consider the following proposed
amendments to the Articles OF lncorpors-
ton:
First: To change the name ~ said cor
porntl0n 10 Consolidated Mercantile Com
pany.
SECOND: To increase tho capital stock
from Sl5C000 TO $4,000 %
Third: To change the date of the an
nual meeting 90 The first Saturday 10
February Of each year
/ W. DRAPER. Secretary.
Dated this 18th dag OF February, 1876
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DRAW AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs. Ark March 2-,Aftcr
twenty rounds Of fast fighting the bout
between Fred I.aAders of San Francisco
and Clarence English Of Omaha was de-
Clarcd n draw. landors was the cleyerest
OF the pair and appeared 20 be GER
tain winner in tho first thirteen rounds.
English had the staying qualities and
ability 10 take punishment, and made the
last seven rounds hard for the Pacific
coast lad
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NEW WESTINGHOUSE
-. Logan seventh Ward---S,lit for
f~ nIyorce--New Corporations.
s..clal correspondence


sp'' Cache Co., March 2.-Thc Sew
tpsoccllsastical ward ~ TO have new
tntn rosshouse. At a meeting held Monday
nesu' was decided TO begin work os
ngnl the weather will permit. Three
soon dollars WAS subscribed at the
ihoussSgN The building will be erected on
me',u ot adjoining the present building and
W ~ ' cost about 5000.
Vi" nne fool OF snow fell In this valley yes
tsrday' .oa ,tor,eu 70 s,ore ga
,iisnS Tor stock taking.
errps county commissioners met In rcgu-
=. ~" session yesterday and transacted
f1ns''F Haws OF Trenton was given per
Ss,ian 10 make a change in the county
VA which passes through his land
TX The understanding that the new
VA ne made satisfactory to the public.
NTrSe city offices are being moved Into
nsir new quarters at the courthouse to-
day -, .,.o.o ,s.,,os ,,as,.rta,
,o Denzu l.. Poulsen, q, and Mary Eliza
bsth Alsop. Is. both OF Grace, Idaho.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Anna q. Burr has fled a complaint in
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Dishonest Purpose means Dishonest
Product and Disregard Of the Purchas-
ers Health or Welfare.
Beware Of the Slick Salesman and his
ancien, "Just as Good story that COM
mon sense rctutes.
Cascare,s are made only by the Sterling
Remedy Company, and the famous little
Ten Cent west Pocket" box is here
shown. They are never sold II bulk.
Every tablet marked Gee"
Be sure you get tho genuine.
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RED WINGS DEFEATED.
Provo Team Bcsted Visitors by Score
OF 20 TO rs.

their series in Utan last n,gnt with
defeat administered by the Provo -, T.
l., team. The Red Wings again we're
forced To- submit to the Interpretation
a. the rules, as they read, anu as m.
sisted upon By the \. 81. &. A. IN salt
Lake. The nEal score was % to rs in fav.
or OF the Provo team, but Ht g end "
the FIRST half the Red Wings were ahead
by a score of 7 20 o, Exceptional work
IN throwing field baskets MARKED tine
fouls. Rose was the star u the Provo
team. throwing two baskets from his
knees, when hard pressed By an oppo.
npnt.
he lineup;
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LOGAN REALTY & lNvT. co.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Logan
Realty and Investment company were
filed today. The purpose Of the company
is to MAINTAIN hotel. lodginghouse, res
taurant hack and livery business. and
buying and selling Of all kinds of goods.
wares and merchandise, liquors, etc. The
capital is placed at $1,000. consisting OF
value Of so each, and 800 shares OF COM
mon stock OF the par value Of $50 per
share. Zeph Thomas Is the principal
stockholders The new company will take
over the Eagle hotel property in this
city
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GOT OFF CHI ZAP.

He may well think. he has got off
cheap, who, after having contracted
constipation or indigestion. is stil able
TO perfectly restore his health. Nothing
will do this but Or. Kings New Life
Pills A quick. pleasant. and certain
cure for headache. constipation, etc.
2Se at z. c. NJ. I. Drug Store, 1l2-1l4
South Main Street. guaranteed
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STNHERE Is Reason
Why the Good People Of
America buy Cascarets as
IL Fast os ,hs riorL TicLs


Every second some one, somewhere,
Is Buying little Ten-Cent Box OF Cas-
earets.
liz, "a, s, go times 10 the Minute,
ohinutes 10 the Hour, $500 Boxes an
Hour, 5000 Boxes Day Of Ten Hours,
lo8o 200 Boxes Month, and then some.
Think Of 100000 People take
casearei tablet each day. Millions use
Css'aets when necessary.
The Judgment Of Millions Of Bright
Americans is Intalllble. They have been
Buying and Taking Csscarets at that rate
for over Six years.
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M,coRbllck SIGNS UP.

Chicago. March Jack Mccormick.
thc cX-pugillst who once defeated iif
Mccoy has signed as member Of the
Chicago National league team. He will
also have an active part In tho training
OF the team.
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HUB CLOTHING co.

The Hub Clothing company has filed ar
tlcles Of incorporation with Clerk Lar
sen. The capital stock Is placed at So
90 Of which Charles ottenhelmer, Max
Ottenheimer and Albert Ottenhe.mer take
$3.50 each. Herman Neyman and Edward
Stigman take 81 each. Charles Otten-
hemer Is named as president Albert
Ottenhoimor, vice president, and Max OF
tenhelmer AS secretary and Herman
Newman as treasuIer.
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nv. FREE TO OUR rRrEApsi
We want 10 send 10 our friends q besrtiiyl
Frrnch-designed, G0LD.PLATED B0NB0N B0H,
hard-enzmeed In colorS II Is a beauty NJ lne
crossing table. Ten cents In stamps Is asktc as
Win shirh his dalnty trinket Is loaded. Tsd
Send to-day, mentioning this paper, AGREES
Sterling Remedy Company. Chieaso OF New fosS
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Get What You Ask For!

a true, faithful, loyal servant Of Mankind.
Over Five Millions OF Dollars have
been Spent 10 make tho merits OF Cas-
carets known. and every cent Of Il would
be lost. did no, sound merit claim and
hold the constant, continued friendship,
Patronage and Endorsement Of we'll
pleased people year after year.
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Taken as directed, It becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief
of suffering humanity ever devised.
such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 80 cents. Tea or Tablets. u. c.
NJ. l. Drug Store, ll2-ii4 Main Street.
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DENVER DROPS LID.

Denver. March 2--Orders were given
today hy the Denver hrc and police board
"a Chief Of Police Michael Delaney 10
prohibit all boSirg matches and glove
contests IN this city in future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03

In every cline Its colors are unfurled
It's fame has spread from sea to sea
Be not surprised II In the other world.
You hear OF Rocky Mountain Tea.
z. c. NJ. /. Drug Store, ll2-1li Main
Street.
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30 X ? INDING

And printing specially attended TO a,
the Deseret News Office, Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
specially
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The Red Wings left on the el2 train
after the game for Canyon city Coo,
where they play tomorrow.
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WEBER STAKE WON.
Defeated the Deaf Mute at Ogden IN
League Game

At Ogden last night the Weber Stake
academy defeated the basketball team of
the School for the Deaf Mutes by a score
Of 81 to ~, the Weber Stake boys having
half But being PLAYED to a standstill
in the second At the end of the first
half the score was 2j to 10 The score:
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BOISE, IDAHO.
GRAZING ON FORGET RESERVE
Boise Commercial Club Organized
Proposition for Savings Bank.

Special Correspondence.
Boise, Ida. March 1.-Forest Super
visor Fem has issued notice on the
general public, giving the information
that applications for grazing lands will
be received up to the 5th Of April
The reserves VIII be open to cattle
may / and to sheep June 1.
Major Fem said yesterday: Each
person who has filed certificate Of
ownership OF stock will have sent TO
him by mail a blank application VITA
instruction how to prepare It. This Will
be done so as to assure that each per-
son will secure an application even Il
he does not see the published notice to
the effect that the time of receiving
applications win close April 5.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Boise business men met yesterday
afternoon in the office Of the mayor and
affected the organization OF a Boise
Commercial club. The officers elected
for the first year are as follows: j. H.
Clinton, Jr., president; w, I. Booth,
vice president; Fred Floed, secretary.
and G.. Il. HURT, treasurer.
This Is another step Boise has made
toward preparing herself for the con-
vention of the coming irrigation con-
gress. If Boise does not do herself
proud and entertain her visitors in n
proper manner II will not be for the
lack OF her good will and an earnest eff
fort to attain such ends.
A movement Is now on foot to merge
the Boise Bank OF Commerce into a
trust and savings bank with capital
stock Of 100000. 1t is now In process OF
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Casoarets are the inplacablc foe Of
Al Disease Germs; the Incompatible
cleanser, purifier and s,reng,hener Of tho
entire Digestive Canal.
They Act Ike Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles, make them strong and active
able to Help Themselves do their work.
keep themselves clean,
cascarets are the safeguard Of Innocent
Childhood against the Dreadful Death
dealing Dangers that threaten the Lives
Of the Little Ones.
They are Purely Vegetable, absolutely
Harmless. always Reliable and Efficient,
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II Is not an Experiment. no, an Acct
cent or Incident, but sound, Honest
Business, based on Time Trled-and. Tested
Merit. never found wanting,
There Is a Reason.
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he district court against VIM. Burr
asking for decree Of separation I'd that
she be awarded her home In the Seventh
ward and allowed so per month nlimQny
and $50 attorney fees.