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Show DAILY PAGE SIX. UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, GHOST DISTURBS A MATTER OFHEALTH J. CLUB Guests Rushed from the Hall in Terror and the Club's Stock is Selling Cheap. IPiOTlIK Absolutely Pure RPflRTRj ball, not to say anything of the great expense that would eat up all the profits. If, as stated, Jlin Morley is in favor of a scheme of that kind, he should have hla fceud felt and then be given a map of the country and the exact loca- Lnjole Is smoking fat cigars these tion of Denver pointed out to him. Afdays In Cleveland and Is quoted as ter a thorough research he may change saying: "Just watch me manage that his mind and come back to earth. A circuit like the one suggested is bunch next season. entirely out of the question, and then, Larry Temple of New York and Dixie too, Tebeau and Burke have been left Kid of San Francisco. negro middle-weight- s, entirely out of the reckoning. They fought fifteen rounds to a ought to have a voice in the matter as draw before the Kureka dub at Balti- to whether or not Denver wants to remore yesterday afternoon. main In the Western league. Otto Floto. Allie Savin yesterday drove EL H. R. Green's automobile 100 miles on the K. iP. Rwatek of the Young Men's State fair grounds' circular track In 3 Christian association, in an open meet hours, 6 minutes, 43 5 seconds at at Chicago last night, broke the swimDallas, Texas. This, It is claimed, world's record for under-watthis feat breaks the world's record for the dis- ming. In accomplishing tance on r circular track. however, the swimmer remained under water so long that he collapsed comThe New Years handicap was the pletely and had to be rescued. Rwatek covered a distance of 320 attraction at Oakland yesterduy, going to the winner. Claude, the feet, a record that supplants the mark favorite, was nearly put out of the of 312 feet held by T. Wl Riley of running by being fouled by Bombar- London, England. dier on the far turn, but came up fast The record for forty yards in a tank at the finish and won by a head. The was also broken, at the tournament. H. J. Handy of the Central Y. M. C. winner was ridden by W. Daly. A. set the record for the distance at Willie Fitzgerald, who has been do- 27 5 seconds, as against the previous ing some successful work In the roped mark of 29 5 held by Reeder of the arena In the west, has returned east Brookline Rwlmming club of Brookand will soon be seen at Philadelphia line, Mass. with some of the Jack M unroe, the Butte miner heavyFitzgerald, while on his long trip west defeated all the good ones, in- weight. will in all probability don the cluding into SiclolT and Charlie Neary. gloves again 111 the squared circle with "Willie" scored knockouts In the ma- Champion Jlin Jeffries. The men will jority of his contests and looks in bet- not try to knock ench other out. as they ter shape Just now than at any time did in their battle In Ran Francisco since his entry into the fighting game. last Rcptemher, but iwlll exchange Fitzgerald will probably get the first swings and Jubs at close quarters, with Cham's to meet Jimmy" Britt, who Is no Intention whatever of putting the The combat which other to sleep. coming east to take part in several contests in the Quaker City. these big fellows will engage in will exhibition bout, a lie a three-roun- d of When Jeffries heard that Frank part of the performance Davy Gotch, the wrestler, was anxious to Crockett." In which play Champion Jim meet him In the ring, he said: If Jeffries is now starring. Gotch makes as good a fighter ns he Is The big champion Is anxious to have a wrestler, there la no man on earth I Munroe for his sparring partner in the would rather fight. As soon as the play, and has sent a telegram asking public thinks he is In my class I will that Munroe be found and the position gladly take him on, and I hope by that of sparring partner offered him. When Munroe was informed of Jeftime he will have a large slice of his $100,000 fortune with which to back fries' request, the miner said he would himself. I do not hold him too cheaply. be pleased to accept the position. I've heard of him as a fighter, and as a Yost has been collecting statistics wrestler he has always acted the sportsman In nil of his matches. That's showing that western college men. as the kind of a man I would like to meet athletes, are better men physically in the ring. than the enstenera. He finds that a careful compilation of statistics gathJack O'Brien, the middleweight box- ered from the four leading universities er. who is determined to be champion of the east. Yale, Harvard, Princeton of the world In his class, electrified his and Pennsylvania, prove that the numfriends last night by posting $1,000 and ber of western men who make up the issuing a challenge to the world at 154 eastern athletic teams is all nut of pounds, weigh in at 3 p. m. This is a proportion to the number of western Root, undergraduates in eastern colleges. So reply tv Ryan, Fitzsimmons. Hwirt. Jackson and scores of other superior have the western men proven would-b- e mlddlewelghts who bar his themselves to the easterners that the normal western boy la almost twice as wav to the championship laurels. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock certain to develop Into a champion O'Brien sails for Bermuda for a three athlete as hs eastern classmate. He weeks' trip in the West Indies. It is has the following opinion of Mike Murhis purpose to recuperate after his phy. Yale's trainer, on the subject:' I would sooner work with western strenuous work in the ring and train for the first man who disputes his right men every time than with eastern men. The western boys come here with more to the championship. O'Brien's defi is aimed directly at rugged constitutions and have not. been Tommy Ryan and Fitzsimmons. The so badly overworked as schoolboys. former insisted on 154 pounds as the For these reasons the chaprea of a middleweight limit, the latter argues western boy developing into the best at that weight he defeated Dempsey athlete are better than the eastern lad. for the title. The Philadelphian waives good as he is. all argument and now says he will The sum of nearly $50,000,000 Is exmake the weight and be ready to fight at a month's notice. pended yearly on the game of golf, and of this sum about a third Is spent by The story going the rounds about England and about a fifth by Scotland. Denver becoming a member of the Pa- There are no fewer thnn 879 golf clubs cific Coast lengue must be a Joke. Who- In Englund alone. The United States ever originated thnt gag did so in the has 769: Scotland. 632; Ireland, 134; dotexpectation of creating a laugh, and the Wales, 43. There are sixty-thre- e ted over the continent, and no British Joker obtained his object. The very idea of thinking that a club colony Is without one and in many could travel from San Francisco or cases several links. In round numbers 1x38 Angeles and play In Denver on a there are 3,000 golf links in the World. schedule is ridiculous, as the teams Estimates show that not less thnn would be on the trains more hours than $15,000 has been sunk tn each of these they would be on the diamond playing clubs and the preparation of their courses, a that there has been a total permanent Investment of about Few of these clubs are run on less than $5,000 a year, and many , of them cost ten times that sum. The revenue Is usually not entirely What is cheating? Profits on derived from subscriptions. catering and refreshments, green fees Hard to say. paid by visitors who use the links and ' various other items .swell the dubs', What is . revenues and tnnke them equal to the strain back. put upon them. Money Taking the average, these 3.000 golf Your return your maaty V you 4001 .liVa clubs of the world cost about $20,000 BUiiUia'i loot. each a year to run. The average mem- 3-- er $2,-2- $. The WINSTEL), Conn., Jan. members of the Sunkamaug club gave a banquet at the clubhouse; Westhlll lake, the other evening. Without invitation a ghost appeared In the banqueting room when merriment was at its height. It is supposed to be the shade of the late John Efby, an undertaker, who in life occupied the premises. skull adorned the No flower-crownbig dining table to remind the feasters to live while they live, so the appearance of the tail white specter was os Horrible as unexpected. The clubmen and their fair guests rose; tumbling over each other they rushed from the clubhouse. They waited not even to put on their overcoats or to unhook their teams, but ran al) 'the way to their homes here. Their unaffected terror emphusizes the fact that this Is no ghost story; that the clubmen saw, or thought they saw, the ghost of melancholy John Efby, who arose to resent their Jovial happiness. Rome of those at the groaning board were President George D. Eaton, Dudrailroad conley Paine, a well-knoductor, who 'planned the celebration; John H. Burr, best known as the Mayor of BurrvlUe, because he owns four-fiftof the real eetate in that village; Louis Reutter, proprietor of a popular cafe; "Santa Coffee, a haberdasher; Charlee Hyde, James Kelley, foreman of the Wlnsted hook and ladder company No. 1, and Maurice Car-rol- l. 10 2-- 8-- rs. six-rou- in-.-- PR. 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AGENTS ' of National Lire Rtock association meeting the Union Pacific Railroad will sell tickets to Denver and return for $18.60, good returning until DOUBLE-TRAC- of e A (fount A in a Champagne JANUARY 8TH AND 9TH.- - Intimately concerned. OVER PAINE A HURSTS. MNSAS am MISSOURI CHEAP RATES TO DENVER. thousands unattached, no that the entire golfing population of the world in about 750,000, not Including the professionals, caddies and others who are Dentist. FERTILE How's ThisT We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and we believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDINO, KINNAX & MARVIN, Kholesale Druggusts, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrlt Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous Surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c per bottle. Rold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for hership In about 200, and the average nubncrlption being $30, the total amount paid in subscription by the 3,000 gold rlubn In nearly $20,000. But beniden these golfers there are many AVENUE The Best Plates The Most Durable Fillings Finest Gold Work ij warmest, loudest, good fellowship when Up came John Efby, seemingly through the floor. The night police here say the clubmen were in sorry plight when their retreat ended. Rome had fallen and cut their faces on the snow crust and others were so badly frightened that they could not The bravest were afterwards speak. sent to fetch the overcoats and teams. I would not have given a .cent for my life or those of my mends when I left the place," President Eaton said We went over fences, solemnly. through deep snow covered fields, and none of us dared to look around. I had heard about the place being haunted by John ErbYs spirit, but I always laughed at the story. If any one wnnta my share In the Runkamaug clubhouse he can have it for a song." It wus the most horrible thang that has happened since the 'wild man' appeared at Colebrook,' panted "Major Burr, who has not yet recovered his breath. . TEA 'T CONSULT PAYS INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND TIME But as the diners' glasses were refilled criticism ceased, laughter was $45.-000.0- not-cheatin- g? and All of the Trouble Having Dental Work Done UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. With the first courses came some criticism of the dinner. As it proves, John Gibson, the chef, "heard peculiar noises about the clubhouse In the afternoon. Being somewhat nervous, Gibson went home and his assistant cooked the dinner. 20th. Half the Price ofOQDEN, UTAH hs January HOW TO SAVE UTAH NATIONAL BANK ed HAS IO SUBSTITUTE liana Wjigner Is keeping in condition this winter liy playing basketball and figuring up the advance in the price of hla brewery stork, of which he holds quite a block. President. Horace Peery, Ralph E. Hoag, Cashier. A. V. McIntosh, Assistant Cashier BANQUET DECEA8ED APUNDERTAKER PEARS AT FESTIVE BOARD. WtTH THE E. Dooly, 1905. 3, Vice-Preside- A I JANUARY UNDERTAKE and EMBALMS All Open Night Bell Phone 520X. Independi Will not be tried if you buy your supplies for Christmas at our store. Every ertiele we sell is clee"i ofa resh and of the bast quality tamable, PLUM, PUDDING LONDON LAYER RAISINS FANCY CLUSTER RAISINS 8EEDED RAISINS CLEANED CURRANTS CITRON and LEMON PEEL MINCE MEAT PRESERVED GINGER PRESERVED FRUITS JELLIES AND JAMS ALL KINDS OF OLIVES In bottle or bulk MARICHINO CHERHIES ORANGE MARMALADE CIDE SWEET and BOILED GRAPE JUICE FANCY WAFERS GRAPES NUTS and CANDIES TREE DECORATIONS. 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