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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1904. 5, most points In the Olympic champion-- 1 ship events during the meet. The final scores accorded to the offolficlal records of the four clubs lows: IK New York Athletic club, 63; ChiAGGRESSIVE Paof tbe the la standing Following cago Athletic association, 59; Milcific National league up to date: waukee Athletic club, 46; Greater New Won Lost P C. York Irish Athletic association, 41. .680 47 15 Boise The Chicago association, however, FOR NEXT CON .522 62 59 REPUBLICANS WORKING AND has protested the entry of John R. CLAVE ALREAD BEGUN. .473 68 52 ARE APATHETIC. Butte DeWltt, of the N. Y. A. C, who won 415 5 hammer Balt Lake second place In the C. A. Y. N. and Will the Part event Take Knights Roosevalt's Personality Will Bo Sub Ton Thousand Hausen'a home run In the ninth in team which finished fourth In that Parade a Four-Mil- a jectod to Trying Tomorrow. ning was the only thing that saved event yesSalt Lake from another shut-oThe result of these protests will be, at unless the charges are withdrawn, Spokane. terday SAN 1T.AXCISCO, Cal., Sept. ! R. H. E. at the awarding of the championship the of j II 0 cup will be delayed until after the Knight Ingallant 2. j Nodding plume Spokane INDIANAPOLIS, Jnd., Sept. 7 0 1 hla handsome black uniform meeting of the governing board of the diana is at this time the most debat- Templar, brilliant accoutrement, and, Salt Lake Damann and the and Stanley; Batteries Amateur Athletic Union In New York j able of all the states, In so far as of course, the Sir Knight himself, Thomas and Hausen. next November. the presidential contest Is concerned. twentieth century exemplar of the More than In any campaign since the curs&de of old ,have taken San FranIn one of the best games of ball of McFarland again showed hla superl-- 1 of the storm. The nawon cisco yeskeys from Butte city of Boise season by the civil war, perhaps, question! orlty over Bamuelson at the Salt Palover to the great terday at Great Falls by a score of ace saucer track on Saturday evening, turned been have to the tional policy will be forced host of a great order and today the 4 to I. by defeating the latter In the half-mi- le front in this state. The Democrat! E. H. hold R. possession. undisputed Score: professional. Samuels on finished believe they have the best of the Issue Knights 9 2 the of 5 crash bands, The steady Butte a had fourth. Their and the best chance to win. 2 7 4 tramp, tramp of Knights, the clatter Boise campaign promises to be an aggressof the hoofs of handsome chargers, Boise Bandelln and Spencer; Pela- Jack O'Brien, the- Philadelphia box- ive one and Chairman Taggart la diall decorations the bespoke gorgeous Hanson. and ney and Kid" McCoy, the clever HoosI-e- r, attention er, hla deal of a great recting In San Franciscos are to meet In battle In San Franto carrying his own state. The Re- a great event baseball team was de cisco In the near future. No articles The Ogden to an will be attempt policy publican Sir Knights of th local receiving j fgated yesterday by Eureka in the firl I have as yet been signed, but he men show that neither Republicanism nor committee were early astir, ready to I game of the series for the champion-- 1 jjgvp agreed to fight, and In a day or Democracy has changed since the Mc- he that have been theirs zhlp 0f the state by a score of 7 to 2. two will agree on the distance, con- Kinley and Bryan campaign, and will reuni week a for past The morning trains The defeat was the result of listless ditlon and weights for the bout. defend the administration of Presibelated delegations and con- playing during the first inning. poured McCoy, through hla manager, Harry I dent Roosevelt seemed clave It into visitors the fine a city. for Ogden, pitched ShurtllfT, nominaPollok, wired a challenge from San I By his attitude toward the of stream at that the humanity received arriving but poor support game, recent Francisco to the Quaker and asked his tion at St Louis, and speech at Esopus, Judge Parker haa done would be unending, and headquaiter the outset, he Ogden boys, after the him to name conditions under which committees and four fatal innings, played splendid he would fight. OBrien at once said away with considerable of the Demo- officials, escorting cawere to utmost their hotels taxed ball. Eureka's southpaw, Jensen, he was ready for business and would cratic embarrassment that existed bewithto handle the strangers pacity haa masterly ball and kept the talk over conditions for the battle pitched fore the campaign began, and in the gatea In to Ogdenltes guessing. hla a Saturday! evening. profit position placed party As was the custom with the earlier two teams are playing again The of Since their embarrassments bout In Philathe Republican by arrivals, many of the visitors quickly this afternoon, the present delphia, which was one of the fastest I went In for the sights. Others sought Score by innings: mills ever pulled off In that city, the Enough progress haa been cade In I still to rent, tasks delegated others, to so men have been aching for a chance demonstrate the battle, far.as that thelrl Ogden 1 021 to meet In a longer fight and one in Roosevelt's vigorous personality will of the conclave, were soon up to 0 1 which a decision would be 1 be subjected to trying examinations ears In work, while the members of Eureka rendered, as the as well late corps, Drlpp early Shurtllff and even If no knockout was scored. No Batteries Ogden: and that the Influence he now exerts, and will. If he is elected, impress upon arrivals, prepared themselves for to- Henry. Eureka: Jenaen and Ileuser. decisions are given in Philadelphia. his party In the future with less re- morrow, with Its great parade and James W. Coffroth. manager of the The sporting element of Butte and Tosemite Athletic club of San Fran- straint than the circumstances of his competitive drllL The politics of the conclave began vicinity is on edge In anticipation of I cisco, Is present Incumbency admit, will be ieady to hang up a purse for to look up right smartly, the fight which is being pulled off by I the contest, snd as soon as articles measured to a hair line by the advofor the selection of the next conclave I the Montana Athletic club this after- - are cates of conservative government. signed will make the flgfiters an I It la useless to any that there Is no snd the honors of office beginning In I noon between Aurelia Herrera, the offer, Mexican featherweight and "Battling" division in the Republican party earnest Tomorrow's the I Nelson, the Chicago boy who recently parade received Jock Johnson, the clever colored among the partisans of that organisation over the nomination of MrRoose greatest attention, and the parade defeated Eddie Hanlon of San was - at the ring-aid- e heavyweight, worked like beavers from I cisco. The match la considered the velt. There has. been such a division and tried to get through Friday night ever since Mr. Roosevelt succeeded an enrly breakfast until late in the beat ever pulled off here and as a con- - the ropes long enough to challenge Mr. McKinley. It has been accentuated day. All arrangements are practical- sequence of the widespread Interest Jeffries, but the management wouldn't let him. by the president's Independence of de ly complete; only a few minor details' the club expects a record-breakiportment and Impatience of restraint remaining. The parade, which ls crowd at the ringjfde. Herrera la a Today "Mlstah" Johnson la aa anx-- 1 when matters of serious Importance sceduled to start at 10 a.' m., la great favorite In Butte and heavy ious aa ever to fight the champion. His to bring . out fully 10,000 wagers have been made that he will to the country and to hla part were manager, Zlck Abrams, called on the Knights, making a line four miles In dispose of the Chicagoan before the I sporting editor of the San Francisco under discussion. Republicans of Indiana regard the length. About 1,000 of the Knights stipulated number of rounds havwbeen Bulletin yesterday morning and left tariff matter, since the accession of will be mounted on black steeds. Posi- - fought Nelson, on the other hand, la a certified check for $2,600, payable Roosevelt, as unsettled. It la thought tlons of honor will he assigned to the In prime, condition and appears confl-- 1 to bearer, as a guarantee of good faith delegation, headed by the Earl dent of hla ability to get the decision I In challenging Jeffries, here that Roosevelt is not In harmony ot ' Euaton, personal representative of and the long end of the purse. with his own party on the tariff ques-- 1 Jeff can cut the money any way the of ofand to King the England, tion and already some of the substanhe pleases," said Abrams. We are tial local leaders are asking why It ficera of the Grand Encampment. The fight between Joe Cans and I willing to make a 310,000 aide bet and The parade will consist of twelve! Jimmy Gardner, scheduled for the 30th this $2,500 can was that no Republican dared answer be considered a porthe question propounded the Republi- grand divisions, headed by a company of this month, will, In all probability, tion of the aide bet If the other aide can side of the house last winter, by of mounted police. Eminent Sir Chas, wishes. As to the purse, Jeff can John Sharp Williams, who asked: L. Field, grand captain general, will make it winner take all. save train"Are you afraid that the president Is command the parade. The first divising expenses for the loser." not a friend of the tariff?" The Mo ion will le headed by California Johnson Is the only heavyweight In No. 1, mounted, and will act Kinley Republicans here are afraid of who has the size, cleverness sight Roosevelt's tariff policies and declare M special escort to the grand master, pervlsora Is almost to a man opposed and punching ability to make the that as between him and the late pres- - sir Henry Bates Stoddard, who will to the Issuance of any more permit a champion get busy In order to win. ldent there Is no comparison. It Is rW In a carriage. Oother carriages To state It briefly, the city fathers There are some people besides Abr-am- a claimed here that It was the power of wl11 conta,n th Earl of Euston; Sir have determined that the best way to who think Johnson can beat that Senator Hanna that stayed an open Cha"- - F-- w tier, grand stop bickering among promoters, and Jeff, and the colored amn will not of the Great Priory of England and to prevent the recurence of another lack backing if the match la made. Wales and other officers of the Grand such fiasco aa the Jeffries-Munro- e Encampment and Great Priory. Gol- - walk-ov8ure Cure for Rites. is to prohibit entirely den Gate Conunandery will act as a (more matchea Itching Piles produce moisture and cause Itching. This form, as well as second escort. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are All of the retail stores will remain I The news that Champion Jeffrie... Pile Remedy. by Dr. closed from 10 a. m. till 3 p. m. In or- - has decided to meet three heavy- - Stop Itching and bleeding. ' Absorbs any der to give the employes an oppor- weights In the one ring on the same tun,orB- - 50c a jar at druggists, or sent or witnessing Kinley the holding of the Philippines participating Light was received with more ULuT was regarded as a commercial ven- ta lh. 0 Frid, .lore. dinar, .moS th, ture. pure and simple, and the Islands will remain closed all day In honor fraternity today. Those who have fol-California's admission day. were regarded as a valuable acquisiiowed the champion's career closely Immediately after the parade the believe that hla tion on account of the Increased comsuggestion will meet merce which would naturally be first session of the Grand Encamp- - with the approval of all lovers of boxbrought about between the two coun- ment will be held. ing, and that It will give him his only The evening's events Include a retries. But with Roosevelt the possesopportunity to make an Interesting sion of the Islands is regarded as an ception to the grand master at the appearance In the ring. Sharkey and excuse for more conquests, and the palace hotel and a promenade concert Ruhlin have announced their already fear that he may plunge the country tn the grand nave of the Ferry build- willingness to meet him under those ing. into another war.should occasion preconditions. Numerous receptions are scheduled sent Itself, is rife. Mr. Roosevelt, It la conceded on all sides that Jeffor tonight. charged as he Is by factional oppo fries is in a class by himself, and that One of the unique features of the to nenta In his own party, and by the interest the public he would have Democrats, with arbitrary disregards entertainment program la the nightly to meet such men as Sharkey, Corand abridgements of the constitution, presentation of a Chinese play by Chi- bett and FItx8immons In succession with the usurpation of lelgslatlve and nese actors at the Grand opera house. In the same ring. A battle of this which has been leased for the week kind Judicial functions and with unpreee would undoubtedly test the merits dented extravagances in the military by the local committee. of the champion and discover and naval establishments, has endowweak points he may possess. Herbine ed the Issue with new life. The Knowing Pastry Cook ith the finish of the international The Republicans are on the defen- Renders the bile more fluid and thus team race, the last event of Saturday's always specifies the Riverdale sive and even such authority as Sen- helps the blood to flow; It affords card, the 1904 Olympian games came 4L Phoenix brand when ordering ator Fairbanks personal organ here prompt relief from biliousness. In- to an end. flour for cakes and pastry pies, admits that there Is no such chance digestion, sick and nervous headaches, Owing to protests made by the Chiof any kind. He has tried It and for Republicans to carry Indiana as and the In food and cago Athletic association the award found it met his exacting redrink. Herbine acts quickly,' a dose of there was In 1896 and 1900. the You can secure quirements. Indiana Democrats are making the after meals will bring the patient Into matic ofmagnificent loving cup emblethe Olympic results championship and good bring renown fight that Roosevelt la the Issue and a good condition In a few days. was not made to the athletic to your table if you follow hla organG. L. Caldwell, AgL M. K. and T. they claim that Fairbanks was select isation whose representatives scored example by Insisting on getting ed as his running mate with the sole R. R., Checotah, Ind. Ter, writes. RIVERDALE & Idea and purpose of allaying the fears April 18, 1903: PHOENIX 1 was sick for over flour. two years with enlargement of the of the conservative. The Democrats are aggressive and liver snd spleen. The doctors did me MADE BY are working; the other side Is spathet no good and I had given up all hope The aroma of tea fine tea tic, and expects to win. 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