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Show I THE MOUSIN' lA SERIOUS GGDEfi BREVITIES EXAMINEE OGDEN, UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, audience loses the effect of tha supposed reasoning. There are several effect iva arenas in the play. The murder of John Shoto ENTHUSIASM THE NEW OCTOBER an East Indian dwarf who shoots poisoned dart through a blower into nis ear. the subsequent robbery of a fortune of precious atones which belong tha by rightfully to Mias Marai-odwarf and a wooden-legge- d man, and later the struggle on the docks when tha police and Sherlock Holmes and tha thieves who stole the treasure, are exciting in the last degree. Just before the fight on the docks is Sherlock MAYOR GLASMANN OF OGDEN ADHolmes is placed on a keg of powder, DRESSES IMMENSE AUDIENCE bound securely sud is left to die. The OF REPUBLICANS. fuse to the powder burns rapidly. Holmes asks for a cigar, which is given to tho Llaton of Town People Collogt to Mm. When his captors leave, he Sifting of tho trues aa Expounded usee his cigar to burn hti bonds and be Powers. by Judge death. escapes a Ly Tb last issue at the Spokane Spor- ting New contain a dispatch to the af- fect that the Ogden baae hall team will he In the Pacific National League next season and that Gimlin has been for its manager. T. E. Hudson is up from Salt Lake visiting in Ogden. NICK SPECIAL THE SMITH, POLICE OFFICER, COMES A NEAR ENDING HIS OWN LIFE. UTAH SAY AT ST. LOUIS FAIR. Oct. 20th, 1904. George B. Squires of Salt Lake la NEW OPERA HOUSE FOR DEN NEARLY READY FOR OCCUPANCY. OG- Management of the Popular Utahna Park Arc tha Promoter! of tha New Amusement Venture In Vaudeville Attractions. After Placing Gang cf Hoboes Undei Arrest, Retume Gun to Pocket, Muzzle Upward, and Weapon Diocharged Contents Into Hia Body. October 16th and, 17th the Union Pacific will sell tickets to St. Louis and return 12.60; Chicago and return 967.61), good returning until October SlsL MEETING THEATRE SHOOTING ed AT LOGAN UTAHNA ACCIDENTAL frightful The esse at Clara Graumajrer ra Alonso W. Brown, involving disputed boundary lines between ihoir projwr-tie- s on Twenty-secon- d street, was settled by Judge Bolapp yesterday in favor of the plaintiff, Clara Grassmayer. (42.60 8t Louis and return (47.50 Chicago and return Chicago snd return via Sr. Ixmi.S47.5n St. In.iis and return via Chlcago.(4S.7i Tlrhefs limited to Dec. 15th. Transit limit 10 dsys each direction. Kind of Pullman slecjiers through Z? 8pEClL Ratr for the round Chicago $::7.;u; 16th snd 17th. . B ) U- to St. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop overs allowed. A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Paw. Agt Economy TYPEWRITERS UTAH DAY AT THE WORLD'S FAIR AT ST. LOUIS CHEAP RATES VIA THE BURLINGTON. mrmfwxs Yon can find is In the selection of n butcher of known reliabil- Tickets on sale ity. Everything that leaves our market is exactly as represented. If it a not, or youre dissatisfied with ycur purchase, your money back ant the goods are ours. Come in and get better acquainted with our meat market October 16th and 17th. to St. Louts and return. (;!7.59 to ChicaD snd return. FiftediT days final limit. Through cars to St. Louis daily. For further lnforuvaGun apply to 79 Weat Second South street, Snh Lake City, Utah. R. F. NKSLEN, General Agent S32A0 FOR RENT FAIR SPORTS t THE (33.60, to Chicago (37.10 via RIO GRANDE RY, oa sale October 16th and 17th, guud for Rate for round trip J6 days. w AMUSEMENTS out-dix- Cbtobsr 22nd. E liarcombe at Ogden, Lari Strauss A CVs traveling man, returned from a trip through the north- west last evening. THE WORLD. Will give anothor of their popular dances at Kiesefs Hall .Wednesday evening, October 19. OF Chaa. R. Drumtlers grocery store 607 Washington avenue was burglarized night before last. The matter was not reported to the police and the extent of the robbery to not yet known. at REPAIRING A SPCCIAltY L H. THAT COUNTS1 Make Teeth If you look the good things over we are offering these days you busy buying them. Therefore we Crown Teeth Fill Teeth not say much. Extract Teeth Furs New Suits rd at ss Blankets Elmer E. Jones haa been called on a mission to California. A farewell reception will be tendered him at the First Ward' Amusement Hall, Friday evening, October Slat. sum-cli'dl- Golf Gloves gs ly out-play- Bos-ws- k. Yon Budweiaer banishes will find It on draught at Iho DIAMOND. John Y. Smith. Jr., at Salt Lake waa among last evenings arrival! in Og- den. WRAPS ... 36-ya- WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Don't forget the dance at Kissel's llall Wednesday evening, Oct. 19th. Joseph A. Smith of Providence, Utah, registered at the 1 Italy house last night. Bud reiser to invigorating und strengthening. You will fllind it tu draught at the DIAMOND. . Isaac F. Fllnder of Ogden, and Miss Cora Blanche Hendrickson of Callin-sto- r. Box Eider county, were granted a marriage license latf yesterday altar-noo- n. They are aged respectively, 19 26. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs Geo W. Mtllnr died yesterday of' orgauic heart trouble. The funeral will be held at the family residence at 2907 Flngree avenue During the rush of emigrants last night at the union depot, a colored lady bound for Los Angeles, lost her ticket and waa thrown into a state at extreme anguish on this account While Officer Morrassey was assisting bundle the crowds be felt a piece of paper under his foot which proved to be the ticket The colored lady wns t discov-er- Boston & PAINE DentaE Parlors HURST Dry Goods es REED HOTEL OF THE WORLD WOODMEN Degree team will give the second dance of series at Klrsel Hall Wednesday evening, October 19th. mad a thoroughly happy by the y. Children's Wear 1-- d - Budweiaer beer is acknowledged by the connoisseura to be the best in the land. On draught at the lMamund. THE WORLD. Will give one of their popular donees at Kiesrl'i Hall Wednesday evening, Oct 19th. WOODMEN OF CARD OF THANKS. To the O. It C., the Ladies' auxiliary, to the O. R. C., the H. of K. T. and the many friends who so kindly assisted us iu our laic liereaveinent, we wish to extend our sincere thanks. Mrs. S. P. Pierce and family and Father Pierce. EXCURSION RATES VIA PACIFIC. UNION St Louis and return (43.60 (47.50 Chicago and return Chicago and return via St. Louis.47.5t) St Louis and return via Cblrago.48.75 Tickets limited to Dec. loth. Trenail limit 10 days each direction. Pullman sleepers through to St. Louis without change. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop overs allowed. A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pans Agu CONFIDENT BUYERS ARE OUR CUSTOMERS When you are buying WATCHES. JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS, you generally depend on the Dealer the majority of people must, aa they are uot familiar with tho values on these goods. When you have found a dealer, who always Matos facts, you can rely on what he sells. Havent we always been fair and honert with you, in our business rela- tions? You KNOW we have and ALWAYS will be. J. S. LEWIS & CO. Jewelers and Opticians c: FOOTBALL Pedro linn aud P - Louis without TOOTH TALK E. O. Watlls was up from Southern Nevada yesterday, where he has been with tlie construction gang on the San WOODMEN The Best WORLDS Via Ris Grands R' Day at Worlds F7.'77r b One of tha moat enthusiastic Repubso far this fall occurlican The great popular attraction, Utahna red meetingslast at night, where Mayor Logan BECRAFT, Park, baa blossomed into the Utahna William Glasnutnn delivered an adOF theater, a structure which has grown dress Nick 8mlth, well known throughout GRANT CORNER AND HTa as if by magic In a few weeks and Mr. Glasmann discussed the leading WEATHE8BY Ogden, while doing special police duty up IRC will week whose next formal opening about 4 o'clock yesterday afirruoon in issues of the campaign and especially in event a Wholesale u constitute sUe-menand Retail imiiortant Butcher very the vicinity of Beckers brewery, took issue with the many-side- d WORLD 2461 Wash. Are. g pubOGDEN. shot himself and was laitnu to the eyes of Ogden's theater-goinbeing made by Judge Orlando lic. W. Bowers, Democratic candidate for the Ogden General Hospital in a critiThe large crowds that frequented congress. The audience were delighted cal condition. i the open air shows at Utahna park with tbe way in which the questions DIED OF PKECMOXIA. Mr. Smith, who owns a ranch between the railroad tracks in the Glass-go- w during the summer season convinced were handled and showed their appreIt Isnt necesciation by frequent applause. The LoUltra, N. Y.. Oct, 16. E. D. Kulford. ndiiitluii, which to frequented by lue management of the urgent enand success what of a a was great creMing building large you gan meeting use hobo dement, saw three of tlie sity champion trap shot, died today of pattbe feeling shown by the audience aug- pneumonia. but latter in the ai t of taking apples from ough to accommodate Its immense what say Co in an be same time the urs well fur the Republican party hia orchard aud promptly arret led ronage sud at P do latest tba with all Cache comity. you opei a house turn. 5 Par will return to Ogwas a race, after tne u Glasmann convenience, Mayor Tba prisoners were taken in front of Eovn had reached this decision den this morniug. Beckers brewing building aud a cull management abo to build, to complete the structure PENNSYLVANIA WON was sent In for iioiice and tho patrol In time to ir succeed tha 4 brli Immediately A FLUKE. ON wagon. &.r. Smith endeavored to hold enji which attractions, and .In only a few the oftenders while the pairol wagou weeks the lno building was eroded and the Univer15. The MinOct Philadelphia, old wu coming. He was leaning agaiusi finishing touches The favorites, Haverlys are now being added. til will deteam football of sity Pennsylvania Grand the railing iu frunt of the brewing am Opera get J'he seating rd pacify uf the house is strels, held forth at the toteam the feated Brown sized University too bminiug watching his prisoners and between 1,91)0 and l.tiHVand the dance House last night before a good n on field Franklin rubday was by need single up ion talking to Albert Becker, wheu he hall adjulnlug is eatable of accommo- audience. Tne entertainment In touchdown, which was scored bed against the railing, scraping his A3! . the unusually large crowds that to tha etsadsrd of excellence, which the first half. The touchdown early dating was tbe has bora maintained for years past. pistol from his pocket and discharging JO Utahna. patronize Brown. After a result of bad enkick by iL In There to not a dull moment In the Externally the building presents a end the audience was this Bron outplayed the local men nt sin Md he get you? Asked Mr. Becksubstantial and attractive appearance tire performance every point of the game. er thlniiing one of the prisoners had and the iuterior Is finished in an en- kept In a continual uproar of laughter almost In the second half. Brown (Amply all tbe lima slioi Mr. Smith. cream of scheme decoration chanting their swept the Pennsylvanians off ;be Upon the rise of the curtain a magMr. Smith stooped and returned tho and red with s mildness of electrical foot, carrying the hall from their own An acenlc nificent representing setting, to And guarantee all work to be strictly a to his and reel, began decidedly brilliant, gun am in grrat favor Just now and radiance, giving 15 yards pocket of to are within comment lipe here, ula rccta gg. a of watermelon, interior the s huge twenty-yardone. before want cliiwvfiil and may effect iio staggered for you certainly will We simply Pctinsy ivania'a goal, only to lose it In first-classhould !T necessary, others you bad orchestra The pay Why the eye. well a and er waa greeted ascertained that The stage la large supplied TVs have it for you.. (2.25 fulling, when It a fumble. The game was unusually Ml you sea them. bail had entered near his hip and with ail the latest conveniences aud is scuts In tbe Interior and the effect was rough, one of the visitors being ruled a big fee when you can gat first-cla(65.00 nil Billy Van, tha assassin out hy the ranged upward euu rging from the cen- capable of accommodating the largest most pleasing. lamwas Brown .M work at the following low prices: umpire. of sorrow, waa the same old end man ter of tiiu breast bone. of companies. on weak I and entably lei punting tansy The proscenium opening of the stage that haa amused thousands of people In a few minutes Officers Tom Burke, tumbled miserably. !e( of the country during a Full Set of Teeth Orcn Hodlork and patrol driver irnyue Is 4 feet wide, 64 feel deep and 66 feet in all parts $5.00 "V Hia original of number past. years high. Mr. arrived. The hoboes had escaped. 22--k HASKILL INDIANS WIN. convulsed the Gold Crowns 5.00 There are eight dressing rooms fit- parodies and Jokes Just take a look in our south Smith waa iu a stupor, and those in that look like silk, in white, we with audience The laughter. window. We think they will with ted latest ihe convenient.. be5.00 tooth.. the vicinity were In a condition of Kansas 15. Bridge Work, Oct. The Haskell per blue City, and brown, Beaver black, to to Good to tbe with ail be will another "Look You... (1.00 man, supplied funny stage Jimmy Wall, wilderment. Mr . Smith rallied Indian football team the Silver Filling 50 color. deemed necessary In the most the possessor of a laugh which to InHe Unequaled for .(7 AO M to explain the altuatiou and Missouri University eleven In every the was clever work houses, iurludlng flieabridge fectious. His through- department In the game Painless 50 Extraction Dr. Joyce was summoned ami reudored scortoday, The aud gullet ica The scenery, which is out. Mazier and Conley, parody sing- ing almost nt wilL uch aid as the rase demanded. Gold Filling $1 and up. eu route from Chicago, is the work of ers and comedians, are good In their victim waa the notlLled and hospilul n seculc artists a well know was those chorus The llad-locsinging specialties. Officer of in cih thither charge HARVARD, 4; WEST POINT. 0 and Landis. 4uite well balanced and a number of Consult us. We will ADVISE YOU been visions o hare Introwere Extraordinary pi songs catchy, to the physiThe wound, according 16. Wsst FREE. or West Point Ilnurs: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Point, Oct made for egress in esse of panic duced. The work of the Young Brothcians, la of a very dangerous nature. Area was defeated at football here today by the besides On tbe floor, In ground acrobatic the ers, nondescripts. The gun waa a 46 caliber aud iuflicied Suntoye, 10 a. m. to 2 p. 4 to 0. In tha first half after Chinatown, wss decidedly clever, and Harvard, an ugly wound. Furtunately the iu large and magnificent main entrance, both sides had done some fumbling, You will do every member of the family an injustice if yon fall te Leading from the main evoked much applause. The perfortestifies were not touched, but In all are four exits. see ns before you buy. This department has our most careful aUes are stairs on either side to mance concludes with an original cre- the ball was punted to Prince of Weat probability the liver waa penetrated entrance on the thera line. Prince retiou and to worthy of yours Mr. Smith seemed to realize the the gallery. From the gallery direct- ation "a Darktown Circus, by Clayton. Point, emergency exits leading Jenkins and Jasper, which was a very turned the punt to Harvard's auriotuiieas of hia condition from the are tosixtho line, where Noyes caught the bail snd street, thus obviaUng tha amusing feature of the program. first and seul for hia young wife aud ly tried fur a catch. He was interfered of those tn the gallery crowdbabe to come to the hospital and also necessity those on the ground floor. Lincoln J. Carters sensational melo- with, however, nad the Harvard team hia legal adviser. M. K. Lesscnger, aud ing withwhole moat unusual precautions drama, The Heart of Chicago. On the will was given n trial for goal from placefriend Charlea Kolapp. fire. ment from thin point. Parker kicked to been taken have against seen guard be next Grand the at shortly officer's worn a Mr. 8mllh has special from the audian easy goal and the score was Harla Tho An separated of month. stage exciting representation badge for a year or so, on accouiu of torium absolutely fireproof mater- the great Chicago fire states the tint vard, 4; West" Point. 0. This wss the hordes of lraniw that infeet his ial. A by two ueiiarates the act off with exciting Impetus that to early in the first half and thereafter The itolice ufllccra wiiu soil the steel front neighborhood. partition is lined with aalies'iw. rarrled throughout the entire piece. In West Point held the Harvarda off at were at the scene of the acciduut are patent grenade fire extinguls s tide act 1a seen the city thrown into all stages. sure that the cause of the discharge Large re distributed over the house, insuring wild cnuftislon by the great fire, and of Us gud waa that Mr. Smith bad put almolme safety from fire. men, women and children are running NAVY, 10; PRINCETON, 9. it In hia pocket upside down, which Over the main entrance are the pub- each other down carrying away their often occurs. The cartridge belt waa lic and private offices of the manage' valuables, household goods, eac., to that the ment aud the music room. Annapolis, Md., Oct 15. The Navy 2461 Wash. Ave. powder burned showing (Ovrr Browning's). piece of safety. The roof of the Mar football so helplessly defeated weapon discharged before striking the Jhe entire building Including the onto Temple ia also shown and the by their team, rivals last army year, ground. today a heated dam hall is by uniformly different parte of the great city of Chi- worsted the last year's college champl News was received from the hospital but water system. cago are depicted In realistic scenes, Princeton Tigers, the score late lust evening to the effect that tho have Extensive preparations already notably, the great shopping renter of ons, the being 10 to 9. Douglaiss, the Plebe patient waa doing aa well aa could be been made for the theatrical sea sou. State street tall with the scrapers sky mainstay of the Navy waa put out of expected uniter ihe circumstances, but Ford'a orchestra will furnish the musmuch In evidence. The engine effect the game by a broken leg. that bia condition waa considered seri- ic and flrat-rlavaudeville simwe will however. Is the chief center of Interest ous. lie put on. with probably an occasional Tills scene shows a locomotive apAMHERST 13, COLUMBIA 0. stock company In comedy and drama. proaching tha footlights at a tarrlfle Last night tbe opening ball was giv- rate of speed. At first, a mere spark on New York, Oct. 16. Columbia was en at the dance hall which has been the horizon Is the only Indicative that 12 to u, by Amherst today, remodeled for the winter season and the train is On It cornea, defeated, approaching. will be heated by the asms apparatus nearer and nearer, outpointed at every point. The and being of larger getting result tbe game was very disastrous as that of the opera house. Although larger, until finally the great Iron to J.. A. Clark. Robert Knaen.hal, S. J. there w as a heavy storm over 350 were tbe local team, especially aa Columcornea horse the at S. H.. New footlights puffing Coddnn, York; Sternberg. present aud the affair waa most with asmoke curling out of the smoke bia did nut have cue chance to win Minneapolis; Georgo 1). Squires, Salt the game. G. Hawtack, hissing vapor, the clang of the li. N. J. Harris, Ogdon; will be formally theater Utahns The crew of bell and terrified cries the train ley, New York; A. V. Henry, OakCORNELL 34, BUCKNELL 12. opened with a vaudeville performance as they stop on a signal from the land; J. G. Bock, Jr.. Snp Francisco; Monday evening. heroine Jimt at tbe brink of the open C. 11. Anderson, Webb ITaylon, ChiIthaca. N. Y., Oct. 16. Cornell tocago; J. F. Hickey, Denver; W. F. M. C. Davis, Box Elder; Alma Eld- - bridge. This is without exception the day defeated Bticknell. 24 to 12, in most startling, at the same time Talbot, New York; Harold .Ibwslter, redge, Glen wood. Klee of Cornell ran hard puzzling, scenes ever produced on any forty-fiv- efought game. Denver; T. E. Hudson. Salt Lake; H. Our stock of Children's Coats Is now complete and include 250 samples ot for a touchdown. Five yards wonder how the trick People stage. Misa L. Leaer, Milwaukee; May Dumncratlc speakers for Saturday to done and never realize such realism minutes Inter he made n second score Long Coats at 33 3 less than regular price, G. C. F. night arc announced as follows: Levi Dutton, Brown, Kunkakec, 111.; from the fifteen-yarline. bold in standi until the train puffing Hea-roWilliams, Sau Francisco; Frank N. Hannon and W. W. Ray in Piute New York; H. F. Quinton, Items couuty; William E. Sun the at Mantl; relief before the footlights. At Salt Lake City Utah 17, MonThe cant Is an exceptionally clever Ncv.; Dr. A. II. Barber. Ogden; M. S. Judge Cherry, George E. Blair and F. 0. tana hv one. beaded that sterling young Hamburger, San Francisco; William D. Haiumnud at Mnuticello; O. W. actor, John T. Nleholimn. At Milwaukee Wisconain 8, 'Notre who has apAllison and wit. Ogden. H. Jamca 0. 1'nwera at Brigliam City; peared In more siircewtfiil plays than Dame h At Lexington Kentucky university Moyle. W. H. King and Z. L. Cobb at sny of tha younger actors on the road n East Bountiful; W. E. Rydalch, Grant Others with the company are. Mias 42, Central university 0. SALT LAKE NEWS G. Baglay and C. L. Olsen at Mcrcur. At Clw:lnna.i Cincinnati 46, Min Kstheryn Mnmey, Mias Blanche Boyer, well mo 0. snd others Miss Hess, Kintly (Continued from Page 7.) At Orono. Me. University of Maine Judge Bnrtine of Nevada leaves fur known to theatre goers. Cslienle tonight. 0, New llampnhire Slate cullege 0. rcd Men's Progressive Republican At Burlington, Vt. University The fin. and probatily foremost A glanre at onr Suit Department will convince you, our styles are up club that we stand as a conservative Clcucrsl Manager Murray of the Bell well, of tho Mg theatrical to date end low in price. productions Vermont 10. St. Jaiwrcnce 0. reUtah for tae who lias Just Republican phalanx Jn TcUtplione comiasny, At Newton, Maes Dartmouth 11, with the enviable record of an almost inuniueus of iho straight Republican turned from Montane, says that polientire eeason's run In New York, that Williams 0. ticket. tics are so warm, up there that everyAt Rochester University of Rochesis to he presented for the first time tn thing else Is a good deal of a elite is- the west and south during the ter 6, New university 5. HAS BEEN APPOINTED. sue. It Is pretty certain thni Gover- season. I At Bethlehem Lehigh 0, Havcrford Peggy." Frances Ay "Pretty but tbe msr Mathews' most successful nor O'Toole will lie in 0. M. Cohen has born rest of the state ticket is split up so which Jane Corcoran will lie play, Mrs. Ellzatn-tl- i At Easton -- Lafayette a0 Bluome-bur- g starred appointed male organizer of women's bv different factions that uo remit The route for Pretty Peggy. 0. V whir IvniocraLic clubs by Chairman Barn- enn Its predicted with certainty. But has been hooked At Carlisle Indians 100, Albright by Arthur C. Alston burner. All eouniicM desiring organ- It looks as though the Democratic elec- under whose management Misa Cor At Cambridge Phillips Exeter scad ization arc requested to nqwt to the tors would be cliueen. roran has risen so rapidly, will coin' emy 11. Harvard freshmen u. Airs. Cohen once. nt fouuniiit-stale At Delaware, O. Ohio Woslcyan 22, prise a tour of the principal southern The Democratic slate committee has and western el'tes. beginning early m Oberlin 11. cxpoita to begin her trips to outside Counties next week. secured the Bull theater for Oc- August, and the attrartlon will reach will be the Pactflc coast as esrly as Nor cm tier. tober 24th. Botirke At St. IjouIs University of the COLD WEATHER COMING. the speaker (if tho occasion. The complete production used during South 7, Washington university of SL At moderate prices comprising a magnificent collection of rare novelty the Herald Square snd Madison Bquaie Louis p. neck pieces; medium and extra long stoles, in all the correct, high grads The Democratic stale committee Joseph Peery. Democratic raudidaie Theatre engagements tn New York to furs: clever combinations, etc.. Including the various new fur garments, also yesterday secured Ihe use of the Malt for the state senate from Wclier coun- to lie carried, it Is announced, and as At laiwrence, Kan. University of highest grade Near Seal coats, London dyed. Lake theater for October --Mth. tils ty, waa in Balt Lake today. the play requires the services of an un- Kansas 6, University of Colorado 6. daio when Hoiirke Cochran will apeak large company, "Pretty Peggy usually iu Mult Lake. Judge King was in town today. He may be considered one of the most At San Francisco Stanford, 6; Calithe outlook for Democratic noteworthy attractions with which we fornia, 4. ROYALLY WEU'OMED. success highly encouraging. WILL BE are to be favored. accl-dema- William EXCURSION RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC. L stopping at tha Heed. UTAH DAY AT WORLD'S 16, 190L TEMPTING VALUES Ladies and Misses Suits and Coats Display Special tSale of Fine Furs raiMgT.tmuw aq ak Coc-kra- Mrs. J. Ellen Foster of Iowa, the The Democratic chairmen and workOne of the attractiona that will he noted woman orator, will ho in Utah ers of the Third precinct held a meet- I'rceented at the Grand this month, is from Oetolier 2uth to 291 h In the in- ing at headquarters last night and dis- Mirk E. Swan's clever farce comedies. terest of the Republican party. which cussed the progress of the campaign. "A Runaway March. such a tremendous hit in New York. Beattie. Oct, 1 5. Sealtle-LoRepublican speakers will address ralAngeles This Is the first senaon of its tour outlies as follows Saturday night: Joseph gams postponed on aopount of rain. side of the liig eastern centers and 1 Howell and Dan Hoiiix at Vernal; cat of lirlpg presented hy an Tscntna. Oct. TV Tacoma-Portlan- d It will he presented on (leor;a Motherland and Judge Erickplayer. son at Marysvafo: Colonel Squires and same 'postponed; rain. novel. "The Sign of George Halverson at Huntsville; Judge C'onsu Doylc'a Ban Franetnoo. Oct. 15. Wtih Wheelmaterial vlie hYmr.- affords Livingston and J. 1. Mcakin at Price; John C. Cutler amt Judge Frick at er and ojne as opposing pitchers' bits for a thrilling drama, and one that has situaGunnison: A. B. Davos at Roumiful; were scarce In today's game and Oaksomething beside time-wor- n William Glasniiiun a of the tions to recommend It at tiie Grand James land got the only two :nllfo If. Anderson in Cache county; Don G. play In the seventh when a pair of safo opera house on Tuesday evening. Muster at Glendale: J. A. 1 .urgent at shots entered Into a combination that A novelty that holds the audience won a brace of runs. Corinne. breathless is the Introduction 'it R. H. E. a hit or business in which Holmes Score u 4 0 takes a hypoderraiajnjection of chlorRepublican meetings for Monday are San Francisco 6 as t'eiows: Howell anil Hoiitz, Uin- Oakland 2 7 1 al. He bares hi arm sud for the space Bn Lteries Wheeler aud 1oiiltiicy; tah; Livingston and Mcakin, Orangeof half a minute the amdence expert-- a ville: Cutl.tr. Frlrk aud Biranp, Stir- Joues aud Stark. new sensation of realism. ling at 2:?-o- . Mantl at 8 p. m.; D. C. W. Holmes deductions throughout th At Ch.ii ago Nnrtbwrsieru Mnshor. Orderville; Lcathcrwooil et Univer- - action are delivered within:! hes'.'u-uoa!., luta; lem and Bagiev, Hinckley; siy, 31; Detroit, 9 aal wit j suih directness that tbe all-st- ar al-tn- n, RACES BLANKETS DELMAR. St.. Louis, mary': Oct. 15. Delmar 1:021-4- . Time. Third rice, six furlongs, purse Edith May won. Braden second, third. Tlm. 1:14 Fourth race, ix furlong, the Lancet lco Waii-von, Anne Davis second. Mslster third. Time. 1:411-2- . Fifth race, one and miles Foot lights, favorite, won; Commodore second. Autolight third. Til . Ar-ler- a 1:471-2- . Sixih rare, mile and seventy yard, selling Overnia won. Miss Eon second, Benjamin third. Time, 1:47. COMFORTS A Special Sale sum- First race, mile and seventy yards, selling Tangible wun. Phiora second, Madr third. Time, 1:461-2- . )Secnd race, five and a half furlong. selling Trixie White won. Wakeful second. Olllle Bnrnctt third. . Every needed weight. Every good make. All new. All bought In very exlensivs quantities en.1 all marked down to the lowest point we can consistently sell them for. Whenever you buy blankets or cbm forts at Last A Thomas', no matter how little the price, you buy something that will satisfy jou. $1.00 Txtra special Ladies Kid Gloves 200 $1.00 pairs of the best (1.50 Glove made, all colors end smes. this week at Ladies Ties DirectFrom The Desi Many New Ties are now being received. Have you seen them LAS' o, & P |