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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, At Chii'ugo sports! fssjs L Northwestern lv HrMt, 2 At Hanover, N. H. Diirtmtnilli, In. At Aim:i.iilis Navy, ty. $ tVlyale, 18; New Afp.rant Outmeseured Around Except the Ankle. 6; Dickinson, n 11 2, A tl.e !uii I mx li V a Littla Weak and 6low, Pulled Off a Number of Bril-- , ii tori But Mie-ha- liant Plays. ThP OttJen High achnol defeated team at Cllen-uo- d ihe All Hallows college field Saturday afternoon. As a football game the exhibition waa not fact great success, due to the too that strong the local! were altogether to be a for the visitors, who appeared on line bucking. trifle alow and weak up well. The High school showed Their team work la excellent and their formations rapid and complete. At the outset there was a deul of wrangling as to whether or not Sullivan, center for All Hallows, was eligible to play. The locals were obdurate, e claiming that Sullivan was a gradu-tof the school, and the visitors Later the withdrew from the field. double was smoothed over and SulliThe van was allowed to play. ty lasted however, engendered, there being throughout the game, many scraps and delays over decisi- ons. The halves were only twenty minutes each, but in that time Ogden rolled up a score of 21 to a blank for The first touchdown the visitors. was made within thirteen minutes of the kick off, but Tavey missed goal. Again, Just before the call of time they went through the line and planted the pigskin behind Salt Lakes goal posts, bat again Tavey failed to kick goal, having the score 10 to 0 In Ogden's favor. Two more touchdowns were recordsimilar ed in the second half on a failed the style of play and Tavey third time on goal, but Brownell was given a chance and succeeded, leaving the score 21 to 0. Tavey and Craig were the particular stars. The lineup: Ogden. Brownell Poulter F. B C R. G L. G L. T Boyle Meyer 8tutter 2. All Hallowa McNamee Sullivan Twey Spicer Quinn R. T Watson Savage L. E Dougless Hayes R. E. Craig Murphy L. H. B Thomas Murphy R. H. B. Thill Tavey Owens Campbell Q. B Thornton, referee; Bush, umpire; Kerr, Father Kennedy, timekeepers; one-four- th 2. At Cambridge Harvard, Training school, 0. At New Haven Yale, articles for the newspapers and a side agreement between the two fighters. 30; He says he is sour on that sort of Holy Cross, 0. and that he will show a fair halvea At Milwaukee Wisconsin, 21; No- fighting if Hart will meet him. Bob says fight tre Dame, 0. he wants to carry the GET AWAY" DAY At Morgantown. W. Va. West Vir- belt to his grave, AT THE FAIR GROUNDS unless he sees fit ginia university, 28; Ohio university, to turn It over to some one who can protect 1L Crowd Wss Poor, But tho Events At Iowa City Iowa university Wsre Exciting and Highly alumni. 4; University of Iowa, 0. Enjoyed. At Chicago University of Chicago, FRANK SEELEE MAY GO TO COLORADO Get Away" day at the Weber 18; University of Indiana, 5. At Minneapolis Minneapolis, county fair grounds was not well att4; Reported That He Will Manage Coloended, but the events were all close Ames College of Iowa, 0. rado Springs Toam. end exciting At Danville, Ky. Maimi, 6; Center, and kept the small crowd In a fever of excitement. The 0. SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Oct. 15. The star event was the match race beAt Champaign, 111. Illlonls, 122; St magnates of the Western league will tween Nigger Boy and Birch Twig. Louis university, 6. gather October 20 In Chicago and the matter of the 1906 circuit will be the principal topic of discussion. Changes are to be made, but predictions aa to their nature are varied. It seems to be a foregone conclusion there will be eight clubs Instead or six. The meeting promises to be lively with the Tebeau interests, representing the Colorado cities, arrayed against those magnates who would oust Denver and Puebla If the can. rally the Cantillons to their support the Colorado, cities will be retained in the league. W. A. Rourke : of Omaha and W. F. Duncan of Sioux City, are opposed to the Rocky mountain cities, whose presence In the circuit necessitates long Jumps and much the following list of good things. In order additional expenses in me way of railto familiarize you with the new Basement deroad fare. It Is declared that In case' tlie we are to partment going give some lower prices win, as they have a habit of dowho has been man ing. Frank than the usual. ager of the Chicago National league club, will be manager of the second Colorado team, which niRy play in Colorado Springs and which may play In Puebla Selee Is In poor health and now Is In Colorado. Now that we have more room the line ie much betlarger and ter assortment than evar. W want JAMES W. COFFROTH you to taka a look downstaire and 12; Spring-fiel- : San l bit aii-- i.t lief Hal K.i -- tf il I'Oi'-lM- State Bank : Ki-i- i : i 1 ii'l.nii-y'- lias .:i i' '.M.i be- Min-cr- not wiili Jeffries coin- ti'a'k - J. (n physi- ,' i!i-i- i .y half Riverdale in li r IV-laiii- A n in (lit- - Killin' after i hut lie l.ud from ihe rim: 'l'ln.nienlly when Jelliies pass- cd along the nurd. Kaufman is pup- K. INTEREST PAID TIME DEPOSITS. j Phoenix .lemi. I t kn.iiu! un (la1 liielffe coast u j 'ne Kouii'l" Kaufman. I.ecause while ' un .it'ii. ieiir lie iinuriuhl) finished ids j i l,"iienl in ihe lust round, lie lived j Ins nickname u lien lie made' tI' his l"i.f.'s-iiindelmt wi:li i'nh y. Kaufman s measure is ns nil. ms: Height, 6 feet iucli; weight, lfnl pounds; roucli. 75 Inciies; chest iiior-tnul- i. 4 :::i inches: chest (expanded). 42 iuelie-- : neck, 17 inehes; rigid biceps. 1 r, inciies: left bleeps, 14 4 ini in- -: rigid forearm, 12 S inehes; left fi'iearni, 12 inciies; wuist, 31 inches; rigid thigh. 23 inehes; lffl thigh, 23 Inches; rigid calf, 15 irelii-s- : left cuif, 15 inches; ankles, 11 inches each. , iinwsTiaM ll In al HANDSOME dock Savings Banks Furnished five to customers in tlie Savings t.urt inept. 1 Ogden Milling & Elevator J. E. Dooly, President Horace Peary, Ralph E. Hoag, Cashier. A. V. McIntosh, Assistant Csshisr Vice-Preside- 1 Company UTAH -2 -2 Days make GEO o n it Honesty is the best policy. Golden Gate Coffee proves the proverb 1 Evenings You wish to pass the long evenings by reading, sawing or studying, but if your eyes soon tire or cause you discomfort you soon get disgusted or else worry through and let your eyee Buffer. A pair of Rushmar'a perfectly fitted glasses will rest and strengthen the eyee and maka avening reading a pleasure. J. T. Rushmer Expert Manufacturing Optician. 2412 Wash. Ave. Sold For WINES and No prizes no coupons. Nothing but satisfaction. ht . LIQUORS Qo J. A. FOLGER A CO. San Francisco ST NATIONAL BANK of OGDEN, UTAH UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. PAYS INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND TIME DE POSITS. Capital and Surplus, First National Bank OGDEN, UTAH DAVID ECCLEB, President THOMAS D. DEE, JOHN P INGRES, Cashier. JAB. F. BURTON, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORSi David Eoelea Thomas D. Dee Gee. H. Tribe Bernard Whits W. W. Riter John Watson Adam Patteraee Joseph Clark M. S. Browning. Respectfully solicits the accounts of banks, mercantile firms and tndb vlduals. Wa pay Interest on time deposits. Ample resources, courteous treat tnent, superior service. to P. M. Poalsen Uf HKD .MS KBSSSXSaBEZ 2404 BecraftJ j e : Wash. Ave. Alien Transfer Co. Wholesale Liquor Dealer. Albern Allen, Mgr. 412 25th Street Phone 22. Te-bea- us STORE QFFER us St-le- Blankets and Comforts es what it going on.. Ono inducement SAVES THE FILMS Wins Out in Contest With Nolan for Large 75c Pictures. 'Cotton Blanket Special at 50 Cents Wraps and Skirts Any person who fails to sea our line ie doing thcmselvoe an injustice. New 8tylea are coming every few days. Ws want to soil you and promise you the beet value and beet styles that money can buy. New Kid Gloves A new make. $.50 Wo have always aimed to have the best, and in asking found a glove that ie unexcelled. Try it. You Wilt Find It Pays to Trade at the Paine & Hurst Store SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 15. By filing a bond for $15,000 to cover all less Battling Nelson may sustain, James W.Coffroth, James EL Britt and company have kept the films of the Nelsnn-Bri- tt prizefight at Colma out of the hands of a receiver. Yesterday morning Judge Seawell decided the suit instituted by Attorneys Samuel M. Short ridge, Charles M. Short-ridg- e and Louis P. Board man on behalf of Nelson. The court held that Nelson was entitled to a receiver pending the determination of his suit for a decree to the effect that he is entitled to a one-thiof the income to date. Shortly after the decision was handed down Judge Seawell appointed Marius J. Kast, a member of the Cosmos club, to act as receiver, fixing his bond at 310,000. The bond was filed in the afternoon, but before he could take possession of the films Cof-frolattorney filed notice of appeal. The hearing then proceeded before Judge Seawell aa to the amount of the bond that should be required of (he defendants. Coffroth testified that up to date the fllma had taken In about $12,000 and it was expected that about $4,500 more would be taken in In this state. Judge Seawell fixed the amount of the bond at $15,000 and It wss filed, Herbert Chnynskl and B. E. Nathanson signing as sureties. rd h's . ' T I Man j Repair FOR . RepairWork r Dr. Norris ' j THE Paine & Hurst 3225JXXLOB. Vice-Preside- nt d middle-weig- Cashier. R. A. MOYES, Assistant Cashier. ON - 1 M. BROWNING, V Ire- - President A. P. BIGELOW, OR c e 1resldenL The kind That Everyone Uses Jeffrie has bis or an inch in eei save the ankle. Ill Jeffrie u.nil, have un of ii, niy or more pounds. In ln".i:iii lA.els Kaufman by a hidf-ni- . I., and ci reach (he ivlired champion h is :m ndvanin-aof 4 II ell Th.-ris 1,0 iliing.-of Kauf man taking on Jeffries. IMaiii-kimus holier pi in to make mu h a nun.lucid. iii. illy, it m;,y ,v. lnnrk.-:hnl n w a surprise to met- i C. BIGELOW, H. rnrinurks t )it- .11.11111111111. f.u.nablv cal Salt hpi-.m- . l Ogden All Franelsco Into proml- ki..-b ,.ut Harry Foley a. in. a. s of tin- p.ii round at i'.,..,!'!,, .. f,.w Hpi. and Wf.L-- ' hs nEFEATS ALL HALLOWS OF SALT LAKE 21 TO 0. PAGE THREE 1905. 16, KAUFMAN NOT SO BIG AS CHAMPION JEFFRIES At St. Imuls Washington univerof Arkumvui, 0. sity. 8: I'nivi-rsitAt of Neb. I'nivernliy l.incoln, the former wiimlng handily. SumNebraska. 16: Knox. 0. mary: At Onmhi! Creighton. 0; Morning-Mil- e Horse and Driver. Plaiv. college. Sioux City. 7. Ilon-and Driver. Place. universiAt Terra 1 2 Nigger Hoy, (). Read 6; Rase Polytechnic institute. 17. ty. Birch Twig. 8. Read ; 1 2 2 At tirinnel. la. tiriiniel. 6; Coe, 4. Times 2:2iil-2- , 2:25 2:27. 2:Sn. At irvelU'iiHlIe, liul. liepauw, 89; Three-fourtmile dash Wildoii Franklin, ti. t Edwards), Saxbyi Parker), Commodore (Boynton), Walkapa (A. Grant), FRENCHMAN WINS Capitulu (Thornton). Time 1:21 THE VANDERBILT CUP 2:25 class trot and pace: Horse and Driver. Uimler. McKay Hemery Covers the 283 Miles in 276 Minutes. Pearl, K. (Hunt Mike. 8. Read NEW YORK. Oct 15. -- In a driving Times 2:3114, 2:32. 2:3sw. finish, with tlie next man only a few lf mile ilash Jenny m omnia behind him, Hemery, of the (Read), Little Queen (Tames). Time team of French automobile racers, 1:09. Postponed, third heat from yester- won the race for the W. K. Vanderdays running and repent bilt, Jr., cup over tlie I.ong Island mile dash Joe D (Boynton). Senator course yesterday. Hemery made the Dubois (Anderson). Time :24 distance of 2K3 tulles in 275 minutes elapsed lime, tieorge Heath, un AmOTHER FOOTBALL erican. drixing a French car, waa secGAMES YESTERDAY ond, while Tracy, another American, but not of the French team, waa third, What the Pigskin Chasers Arc Doing and lauicla, of the Italian team, Down East. fourth. Hemery won from Heath by Following is the result of (he games 3 minutes 32 seconds claimed time. Time at (lie finish: among the eastern teams yesterday : Elapsed At New Haven Yale, 3n; Holy Driver. Time. Time. Cross, 0. 3 0 : r2 : uS 4:38:80 Hemery At Hartford Trinity. 1); (Fresh- Heath 10:52:40 4:39:40 men) California, 6; Stanford, . 11:04:26 4:58:28 Tiucy At Seattle University of WashLancia 11:1)3:31 5:00:31 ington, 6; Whitman college, 6. I At Atm Arbor M lchlgun, IS; VanWANT TO BE AN ANGEL derbilt, 0. SINGS RUBY ROBERT At Medford, Mass. Tufts, 28; Worcester Polytechnic, 0. But In the Next Breath 8aya At Andover Phillips academy, 17; Wanta to Meet Marvin Hart. Yale freshmen. 5. riTTSHURG, Oct. 15. Im going At Exeter Phillips Exeter acadetc be un angel, said Bob Fitzsimmy, 20; Harvard freshmen, 0. At Providence Brown, 34; Univer- mons, as he donned his trunks to go sity of Maine, 0. ft ur rounds at the Empire theater, At Clinton Syracuse. 27; Hamiland in the next breath he said he ton, 0. was ready to meet Hart at any time, At Washington Georgetown, 0: and that he would rather fight than Willa Nova.. 6. act or eat At Lafayette, lnd. Purdue, 12; WaWill Retire From Stage. 0. bash, The Statement of Fitzsimmons to At Middletown, Conn. Wesleyan, the effect that he. was going to be an 19; University of Vermont, 11. angel does not mean that he has joinAt Philadelphia University of ed the Salvation Army, or that he la Pennsylvania, 17; University of North training unuaually hard in religious Carolina, 0. Fits will retire from the At Princeton Princeton, 18; Buck-nel- l, quarters. stage, according to his statement, hut 0. the part of his career refers to At West Point West Point, 6; Vir- the angelic fact that an opera la being writginia Polytechnic, 18. ten for hla wife and that he will be' At New York Columbia, 11; Wil- come the backer. Therefore, lie stylea liams, 5. hla future role aa that of angel, inasAt Amherst Amherst, 23; Bow-dol- n. much as he la to be the financial back, 0. ei of the company. At Cincinnati Earlham college 0; Ready to Fight Hart. Vincinnatl university. 12. Regarding hla willingness to fight At Chicago Chicago, 16; Indiana, 6. Hart, he says, the stakes must be all At Chicago Indiana, 12; University receipts and a ride bet or 35000. Inof Virginia, 0. he says, there must be but cidentally, At Ann Arbor Michigan 18; Van- one set of articles, not two, as In the derbilt, 0. Britt fight; when there was a set of lluute--.1Hliki- UP WELL universi- OCTOBER 1 f CORNER GRANT AND24TH STEET INm J Our Repair Shopf Can J Repair Anything SPECIALIST LamaagmaonanaM : : OFFICE. 2361 Washington Ave. OGDEN, UTAH Chronic Diseases of all Kinds Cured at Prices Within the Reach of All. HHHBMBaMDi Office Open Day and Evening LUMBER X by the load or carload. No matter how much or how little you may need wo can aupply you with better material than anyone else and at SURPRISINGLY LITTLE PRICES. It you are thinking of building or re pairing you should first sand to us and get our estimate for all the Lumber you may need. have greater meaning than LET THE ! 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