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meal. went into the pantry IN the
dark, grabbed what ! supposed was a
dish Of cold oatmeal. poured on some
milk and gave It to him. lilo swallow
ed 1t at one gulp, and was delighted
until / discovered tho next morning
that l had poured milk on a cold fish,
ball and had given It 70 him.
3 FIt's the same way with cats" said
the girl who owned a slver-gray Per-
sian. THE woman bought Lady Grey
OF told me that ] should feed her raw
Hamburg steak, over which ] should
first pour the best OF olive OIL and
cream. She said the cat absolutely re-
fused TO cat anything else, except may
be few imported sardlnes. Well,
Lady Grey must have been having fun
with that woman, for she has the most
pleblan appetite imaginable. She win
not touch Hamburg steak, abhors oil
and cream, and shifts dlsdainfully at
sardlnes. But she eats most everything
else. She'll eat cheese and butter and
raw eggs, peanuts, raw corn on the
ear. old bones potato, raw Goldfish.
beans, and almost anything | offer her
except the three things the cat woman
said she adored. She IL inslstent on
only one thing, and that ia plenty OF
fresh water, She won't touch Il IL It
has been standing an hour and will
tease until / give her supply straight
from the faucet
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NUTBOY WON At
LEXINGTON TRACK
Gathered In the Eighteenth
Pennsylvania In Drilling
Rain.
GOOD GENERALSHlP SHOWN.


Lexington. Ky, Oct 5.--Nutboy. heay'
ily backed by the New England c0ntlD'
geut, won the eighteenth Pennsylvania In
a drizzlins rain this afternoon at the
Kentucky Trottlng Horse Breeders Assoc
citation meeting The victory was bril-
liant, but much OF the ease with which
the son OF Nut Pine defeated his large
field was due 10 the generalship OF Ny
ron McHenry, who drove him. llo kept
his horse IN a good position IN each heat
and chased the other horses through the
stretch, beating them to the wire After
the first heat Il was seen that the Ia
vorite, Mack Mack, was beaten.
Nutboy has won nearly every import
ant stake for aged trottets on the grand
circuit this year.
The 2;1s class trot was postponed on
account Of rain which camo UP during
the last heat Of tho Fu,urity, Results
Transylvania stakes, 5000; 2;la class
trot three Ia five heats-Nutboy wen
three straight heats In 2.0s, 2.0lh, 200.
Emmboy, Mack Mack. Charley Belden.
Miiardo, Allie Jay, The Phantom, Mo-
none, Marguerite O., Lake Queen, Scion
Grattan and Brilliant Girl also started.
Pacing, Futurty 5000 S-year-olds,
three IN five heats-Brenda York won
three straight heats and the race IN
2l01 300, 2;l4 Kelly Flora plrectum
and Waverly also started.
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NEWS NOTES.

Comjskey lost 10 pounds during
the New York series, but he got u
back during the games with the pork
and beans aggregation.
One Of the numerous banquets for
Sir Thomas Upton will come at ten
bones per plate. And you have TO
buy your own headache powders,
Cap Arson says he has his opinion
as 10 the relative strength ~ the
cubs and white sox. but won't di-
vulge Il. Cap acts as II he still
though himself In politics
Michigan's football team will prao-
tise throughout the season behind
closed gates. Yost has evidently found
something In the new rules that In
terests him,
Jeffries is said to have changed his
mind about not fghting again AS
Mrs JEFF is the one who made him
cut IL out, possibly II was her mind
that changed
Some dozen good universities were
angling for Ed Cook. the Chillicothe
wonder, and Cornell landed him.
Eleven righteous and jealous institu-
tons are now making remarks about
the kind OF bait the 1thacans use.
Mr.. vanderbit's cup trial was a
fairly stirring performance, although
the percentage Of exciting Incidents
was much too large In proportion 20
the number Of serious accidents. or
the latter there was a disappointing
paucity,
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Queer Origin of Charley Horse

Hugh Nicol the old-time bail player,
and now baseball coach at Purdue uni
versity, while discussing odd sporting
phrases with some OF his charges re-
Gently remarked
'Dd you ever hear how the term
Charley Horse originated? 1t was
coined by Joe Quest back in the sum-
mer of so, when | was playing with
the Chicago term. It's race hores
story and 1t happened this way. Chi
cago was having an OFF day There was
racing down on the south side and
some OF the boys took great interest in
IT. Tom Burns, then playing short for
Arson; Corcoran and Goldsmith, the
pitchers. and Ned Williamson, fol-
lowed the ponies to some extent.
THE tip had gone out the night be-
fore that horse named Charley was n
sure winner for that afternoon, II that
horse had any other name I've forgot
ten H. Those OF us who didn't care so
much for the jumpers were persuaded
to lay down a few dimes by those who
did. and we were all in with the cX-
cention OF Joe Quest, No amount OF
argument could induce him to get 8
copper on that horse. We all got per
up in the betting ring when our hors,
Charles was due to start, Quest IN III,
meantime, had been getting some live
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

salt Lake city. Utah Sept. 18Th, 1914
Sealed proposals will be received az No.
is East South Temple Street, salt Lake
CITY, until II o'clock a, m. Tuesday,
october 18th, for constructing pump house,
gates and removing and resettlng gates at
Utah Lake pumping plant
Instructions to bidders, together with
specification and forms for contract and
bond, can be obtained upon application TO
the Secretary. az 81 West South Temple
street, or Louis c. Kelsey, Civil Engi-
neer.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids
BY order Of the Associated Canal Pres-
dents.
ANGUS VI. CANNON, Chairman.
LOUIS c. KELSEY, Civil Engineer.
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What the Dog Really Ate.

Il don't suppose they really lie" said
the girl who was the owner of a Boston
bull, but il Is certain that a dog will
never eat what the men who sell him
to you say ne will Now, Brute's form
er owner told me a winning tale about
how accommodating tho pups appetite
was. | was quite delighted, thought
the dog was going TO cost something
to feed" All this according to an ex-
change.
why. ma'am.' saldthe dog man.
Brute will eat the scraps left from the
table without any fuss at all. That's
what / feed him, and he'd rather have
'em than the most expensive of meat
going. | give him bread and potato,
egetables-anything that is left over
from our table-and he is particularly
fond OF oatmeal That item about oat-
meal won my heart, for | hate II, and
| planned TO give him the portion that
father dishes out TO me every morning.
well. do you know that dog won't
touch anything but good red meat and
fish, No, sir; I've tried him with ev-
erything, but he shifts and sulks until
I order dogs meat Of the butcher Then
he gets good natured again. | thought
once I'd trained him into eating once
more his alleged favorte dish OF oat-
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HoNoRs DIVIDED.
Harvard and Yale Break Even In In
tercollcgate Tennis Games.

phlladelphia, oct 5-Columba and
Yale divided the intercollegiate tennis
honors for 1908 as q result OF the con-
Guiding rounds OF the annual cnamp'ohh on
Merton Cricket club at Hayerford. L.
row of Columbia won the singles, eefeat'
NIX Pell Of Harvard. Yale took the
doubles. although the ANAL round mas not
vet been played. Partridge and Dolbear,
Yale beat Tilden and Register, Pennsyl.
vanIa. In the semi-hnals, and will meet
the finals their fellow colegians, Well
and Spaulding The match VIII De
played at New Haven next week SUM
mary. -
Singles. Anal round--Leroy. Columbia
defeated Pell Harvard, 60. Ill. SO.
Doubles, semi.fnal round-Partridse
and Dolbear Yale, defeated Tilden and
Register. Pennsylvania, 2-6 "a, SIS.
The points In the championship trophy
now stand: Yale. H. Pennsylvania, 81;
Princeton. o. Columbia, o. Harvard,
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NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Third Judicial District Court,
IN and for Salt Lake County, State ot
Utah. In the matter Of the estate OF
David ]. Williams. Deceased. Notice OF
sale.-.The undersigned viii, sell AZ private
sale the following realty situated IN salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, State OF
Utah. and particularly described as fol-
lows:
ten O0) rods west from the southeast
corner OF lot seven o. block g., plat &C"
Salt Lake survey and running thence
north three 81 rods thence west ten Q0)
rods, thonce south three (O rods. thence
east ten d0) rods. 10 place Of beginning;
on or after the sth dag Of October. A. y.
1906 and written bias will be received
by Mrs. Annie r. Williams, At iS9 North
Sixth West. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County, Utah.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
ANNIE ". WILLIAMS
Admlnistratrix
Thomas g. Msycoek. Attorneys for Ad-
mlnistratrix.
Dated this 18th day Of September. A.
D. 1905.
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UP IN THE AIR.
Football Situation at the High School
Is Demoralilcd by Orders.

Because Principal Geo. a. Eaton insists
that football shall be the recreation Of
his students. and the school work shall
not be the recreation Of his football play
ers, there Is disruption IN the team, To
be n hero and sit up nights getting mere,
common, ordinary lessons, tnata "dubs"
can get who can't make the team, isn't
an easy. task, 20 Judge from tho results
OF the past season or two
This year capt. Paul handed in q list
OF eliglbles for the team. Principal Eaton
scratched the list to eliminate those who
have unfinished work hanging over from
last year. Paul retallated by resgning,
and several more members went on n
strike. They have taken their troubles
as they have for many years 10 ID. A
Callahan, who will smile a knowing
smile, and tell the boys to lick IN hard
at the books for the glory Of the team
For the glory Of the team, they will do
II, and the black marks will be erased
by Principal Eaton Then the crisis
will be past Just now, however, the
situation IL causing great concern IN
football circles
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hreby given that sealed pro-
uosals for the erection OF a farm resi-
dence at the Central Utah Experiment
station at Lehi will be received by tina
secretary OF the Agricultural College at
Logan, Utah. until i2 O'Clock noon. octo-
Der II.
Plans and specifications may be seen on
and after October g. at the Offices of the
ENQUIRER, Provo; The Chapman Mercan-
tile Company American Fork w, s. Nc
Cornick, salt Lake City; and at the Lehi
Banner office. Lehi.
Certified checks IN the amount OF 10
per cent OF proposed contract price must
accompany all bids.
The right 10 reject any and all propo-
sails is hereby reserved
BY order Of the Board or Trustees OF
the Agricultural College,
J. A. BExELL Secretary.
Dated Logan City october , 1906
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NOTICE.

In the Third District Court, In and for
Salt Lake County, state Of Utah. In the
matter OF the application Of the Minnie
Mining & Milling Company to be disin-
oorporated Notice OF Application to Dis
incorporate Notice Is hereby given that
the Minnie Mining & Milling Company.
corporation formed under the laws OF this
State OF Utah. has presented 10 tho Third
District Court OF Salt Lake County. Utah,
a petition praying to be allowed 10 disln-
corporate and dissolye and that Thurs.
day, the 18th day OF October, 1906, at 10
O'clock in the forenoon. or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard. has been
appointed as the time, and Honorable NJ.
l.. Rltchie's Court Room % the Third Dis
trict Court Of Salt Lake County, Utah. az
the place at which said application Is 10
be heard.
witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day Of
September. A. D. 1903.
(seaD J. U. ELDREDGE, JR. Clerk,
~ w II. Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk.
Mays e. Orem. Attorneys for Petitioner.
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RACETRACK TALE.

The following story of race track
hustler" Is worthy OF repetition He
was working hard on prospective
angel" who was endeavoring TO find
out the name OF the horse on which
the desired hundred" was 10 20.
II never buy a pig In bag" said
any business"
well, I've been fooled so often that
/ hate 20 tell, but I'll trust you You
look like an honest man. The name is
Princess Titania."
why can she run In the mud? Ut
had been raining hard.) | don't re-
member that she ever ran In tho
going"
did she ever run In the mudg Why.
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CUBS.
NOT FOOTBALL.

This Hospital Bulletin Proceeds from
direction Of boseball diamond
"Sully" sullivan is improving. al
though stu compelled to favor his
broken thumb,
Isabelps sprained ankle is not as bad
as at hrst reported, but will der"ive the
team Of his services, II Is hop l TO get
him out for the big series.
Lee Tannehill is out OF the hospital
His broken knee is mending. but II
will be some time before he can put on
his sox.
Hub Harris bum arm, injured IN
fierce game at Detroit. 10 still on the
bum.
Gloom continues 10 hang like a pail
on that section OF the team represent
ed by Doc White. His stomach ls still
suffering from the effects Of scrim-
mage with Detroit watermelon.
Another members Of the hospital
squad Is the great 81. Croix wonder,
Roy Patterson. When his arm became
real good one OF his fingers did a split.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Salt Lake city, Utah. Sept 18th, 1905
Sealed proposals. will be received at No.
is East South Temple Street Salt Lake
City, until o'clock .. m. Tuesday. Octo-
Der 9th for furnishing and Installing mo-
tor centrifugal pump and gasoline en-
CINE at Utah Lake pumping plant
Instructions 10 bidders, together with
specifications and forms for contract and
10 The Secretary, 81 West South Temple
Street, or Louis c. Kelsey, Civil Engl.
neer.
The right is reserved 20 reject any and
all bids.
dents.
ANGUS NJ, CANNON, Chairman
LOUIS c. KELSEY, Civil Engineer
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Stretched along the Jericho turnpike
for miles In either direction from tina
e,nndstand were hundreds upon hundreds
81 automobiles. They were packed In lots
fenced on from the road and the front of
each machine was headed towards the
course The scene before day broke was
one long to be remembered The thou
sands VI fiaring eyes from the machines
bIazed out OF tho darkness and above
all was the roar OF putting engines and
grinding machinery The fortune repre-
scented In the cost Of the automobiles,
which were driven down into Long Is
lard 10 witness the NEE WAS too great
10 be easily reekohed.
INTERESTING AUDIENCE,
Wrapped IN heavy coats, furs and
blankets. the audience which was 10 wits
hees the start and finish from the grand
stand made It's way 10 the seats and boxes
previously engaged, An society was repre-!
aleep. but the excitement OF the race
and the enthusiasm Of the devotees OF
motoring ovr this greatest OF American
autemebiiias events quickly banlshed all
faugu~
the cup and referee Of the race, arrived
on the course IN his own raeinR machine
shortly after o'clock and was cheered
Dawn broke gray and misty after a
night OF fog The Wind blew IN cold
and damp from the southeast and the foa
shu, down again delaying the start when
tho race was finally begun II WAS broad
daylight. Tho racing ears appeared In
line near the start. the engines putting
and banging away like the fire Of RAPID
artillery. Lcblon III his red American ear,
No, |, drew up 10 the starting line %
minutes before 8 o'clock and with his
long beard and queer racing toys looked
more like a cossack than typical ohauf-
feur He attracted much attention dur
L. h.. lr,K fAH E.. fask
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NO BASEBALL POCKETS.
Why They Arc Omitted From the Reg.
ulation Uniform.

Look at a baseball uniform closely
some day, dear readers. and see II you
detect a pocket In the shirt. Well, you
can't. That's the reason for this story.
II was back IN the nineties, when Joe
Kelley played left field for Brooklyn.
II memory serves US right. Bill Dahlen
had hit a two dagger and was on Sec
ond A high line drive followed, which
sailed right toward Kelley. Dahlen
waited on second TO see IL the ball was
caught and then he intended to break
for third.
The ball hit Kelley on the wrist, but,
instead OF dropping into his hands,
jumped into the pocket OF his shirt.
Seeing Dahlen start, Kelley made n
desperate iunge for the ball. biz UNI
fortunately showed 1t further down In
the pocket Try as he would. Joe could
not pull the ball out. pahlen stopped
at third, but. looking around, he saw
there was something the matter with
Kelley, who by this time was spinning
aronnd like a cat shot In the rear with
mustard seed Dahlen then started for
home and scored.
Kelley. becoming Disguised. walked
In and showed the umpire the location
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WHERE HORSES GET NAMES.

Handy Girl-From the hired girl who
swiped the missus earrings.
Alfalfa--In honor Of Il bunch OF
whiskers.
Moonshine--By n man who couldn't
make himself like any other kind.
Camllle-Because the owner hap
pened TO get his hands on theater
program,
Strongarm--Be Because he was expect
ed to get some bad rides
Waterbury-Takes long time 10
get him keyed UP.
Windfall-Just hope.
Hook Sc Oka--Trainer drunk when
he did the christening.
The only Way-Bid for n pass.
Veribest-Anticipating that the fn-
ish would be AZ the canning factory.
Grand Duchess--named by one who
admired the works OF Bertha NJ. Clay.
Fargo-ln return for an express
frank
Greenway's Best--An advertisement.
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LiH,rS FATHER PLEASED.

New York, oct s.--Frank s, Lahm,
the father OF Lieut.. Frank p. Lahm,
who recently won the balloon contest,
which started from Paris arrived yes
terday, on board the steamship LaLor-
raine. He said OF the race:
II heard this morning by wireless
that my son had won and l was very
much surprised at the result, as |
thought ne had no chance Of success,
as we had no time TO have a balloon
made and all we could buy was Sec
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SOCKER GAME TODAY.

This afternoon at Walkers field the first
seeker football game Of the season is be
ing played The contestants are Eureka
and Salt Lake, and both have r fair fol
lowing OF support The prospective visit
OF the Pilgrim team from England IL
encouraging the local players 20 cultivate
form IN the hope Of showing their English
rivals that the game IN really Played
here, and can furnish something more
than mere exhibition AFFAIR when the
Pilgrims are encountered.
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NEW FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
Grade Schools Get Together to Make
Up Fall Schedule.

The autumn football season win soon
begin in earnest among the grade schools
A meeting was held yesterday afternoon
az which II representatives were present,
was decided TO allow complete supervision
OF the league 20 rest In the hands Of a
board OF control among the teachers OF
the various schools. J. o. Cross Of the
Union school IL president, and as he 10 an
old football player, he will probably
be able to strslghten out all difficulties
among the players. The schedule will be
arranged next week
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my dear man. do you know that II her
groom doesn't sprinkle her stall every
morning she cries?"
It would indeed have been a hard
hearted wretch that wouldn't bet after
such a story as this, and the marc
came home on the "bitsly." al n good
price.
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NOTHING TO FEAR.

The question Of Injurious substances In
medicines which has been agltating ths
minds Of many people, does not concern
those who use Chamberlaln's Cough REM
edy, Mothers need have no hesitancy IN
continuing 10 give II TO their little Ones
as IL contains absolutely nothing lniuri-
GUS, This remedy II not only perfectly
safo 10 give small children, but s a medl-
cine OF great worth and merit. IL has n
worldwide reputation for It's cures OF
coughs, colds and Group and con always
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WE DO JOB PRINTING and tho
kind OF Job printing that everybody
wants who wants good work. The Des-
eret News.
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Of the ball. II took a pair Of scissors
to remove a. Since that day pockets
have not been made in baseball shirts.
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Weber Piano for sale cheap, write
US. No. So Market Street. near Post
Office.
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"whRt do you 10 down there?" he said.
I'VE learn the 'Keister' tailoring trade"
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The rs 10 70 per cent Discount on
House Furnishings will be given until
further notice at the !. X. l..
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

INDIAN PETE MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place % doing busi.
ness, r.. NJ Petersens, East MIN Creek,
Salt Lake County, Utah. Nntlce'-Thero
nre delinquent on the following describ-
ed stock on account OF Assessment No. Z.
levied on The 10Th day Of August, 1904 tho
several amounts sot opposite the namss
OF the respective shareholders as follows:
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And IN accordance with the law and
the order Of the Board Of Directors. mads
on the goth day OF August, 1905, so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock ne
may DO necessary, will DO sold az the resi-
denoe Of r. NJ. Petersen, Fourteenth
South and Eleventh East. East Mill
Creek Salt Lake County, Utah. on Tues
day, the 18th day of October, 1905, at tina
hour Of z o'clock D. M, to pay the said
delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the cost OF advertising aud oxpenle
II. C. NJ. CHRISTENSEN.
Secretary.
Address: II. c. NJ Christensen, i0s
South West Temple. Salt Lake City Utah.
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Batteries vickers and Bankenship;
Hopkins. Devereaux and Hackett.
Umpire ahaffey
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ond hand one, which had a capacity o
only 1000 meters. That was the bali
loon with which my son won the race.'
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AMERICAN.

Boston, Oct. 5.--second place In the
final standing Of the American league
was assured to the New York club by
its 6 to 4 victory over the tail-enders TO-
day Tho winners punched hits in the
fourth inning,
Score r. II. E
New York ....,.............,.......,. 10
Boston ...,.u,.,. ...,,.,,,.......,..,,.t
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PACIFIC COAST.

Fresno, Oct b.--Listless playing on the
part OF rresno's innelders lost tho game
for the Raisin Eaters in the hrst two
innings today.
Batterles-F. Brown. J. Brown and Will
son: Hoag and Hogan.
umpire-Derrlck,
La Anpeles Oct h-Sir errora by the
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Los Angeles, Oct, 5.--Six errors by the
over-confdent locals resulted In their de-
feat today,