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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. PAGE SIX SPORTS IVES'53"-'- S ALL uce- STYlESm;cs - solo only - CME PRICE sr C.D.IVES. Capital and Surplus. THOMPSON 6275JXXUXV. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1907. First National Bank Copyrignt: IS THE FAVORITE O 17: u,r r . The Firefly. phtnphoreaeeut spara of life. Tlist swinri to rus the darksome n.gHL bmesta the pmii to eouuiuplaic thy Alone 1 Johnny Thoinpaun la A believe he ran whip anything In ihe OGDEN. UTAH J'cicr Sullivan In lightweight class. But there are a alight tht-icontrat I'Himmi' rt'cnlng many iwople who have seen Sullivan OAVID ECCLES. President. work out and who have seen Thompin the arena at park. ThompM. 8. BROWNING. I Vico Presidents son la In the link of He son fight, who believe the Lowell boy GEO. H. TRIBE.... cut out boxing anil road work yeater-da- y will be the first to send Johnny Into route." afternoon afur taking hla uaual dreamland over the knock-oar. Caahi JOHN PINGREE, run and Carsey and Shoals. boxing nine round with three JAS. F. BURTON, Assistant Cashier, Who said that Matchmaker Galladifferent men. Today he will content lilniaelf with kllng the roie and gher didn't know what would be a gotd DIRECTORSi after ahlch he will fight and what would not make a good Adam Pattaiaoa other alight David Boclaa real until the men are called one? Whoever thinks that way la mla- take Watson John II. B. Browning into the ring. taken, for he certainly does. Patricio W. W. Hi tar Reiiortg from Salt Lake are to the la now figuring on a match between Baarga H. Trtba L. & Hllla effect tlutt Sullivan, too, waa never In Muggsy Shot-l- and Frank Carsey. It H. H. Rolapv Joseph Clark better condition than he ia today. Sul- ' Is needless to say that this would be John Spiers Barnard Whit livan had kept In ennatant training, one of the beat possible matches, ami if It ia arranged, aa there seems to be mi Respectfully aolieita tho aocauata m long before the Thompaon match waa day to cloae an- doubt, Denver followers of the padded bank. mercantile draw and individuala made, expecting every It and fell through, other match, hut milt would he treated to one of the beat Wa pay intamat an lima dapoaita when he arrived In Salt Lake he waa matches that could be made. It la nut treatoourteeue la raaaurcaa, him-aelf Amp already In condition and he kept record, necessary to mention Shot-lment auparior aarviaa that way. Thompaon. ton waa In but a boy who can knock out Billy came he condition when pretiy good Flnucane In the short apace of time in here, but he ha worked hard and faith- I which Khotris accomplished It la surely fully juat the name. Sullivan's recent a fighter of the first caliber. While defeat of Harry Pendergraat etampa moat of the fight fans of the West hiv him a man that '111 be hard to heat, well with Carney's record, acquainted handa will hla have and Thompson full, there are a great number We who are mt although hla frlenda here believe that acquainted with the little Italian's list Make he can turn the trick, and U la pretty of lights. When a referee of national certain that lie will rule a alight fa'Em such aa la Grurge Siler I vorite over Sullivan unleaa the Salt I reputation an angry crowd because In mobbed by Heap come for Lake contingent up atmng derision to Abe Attelt uthad a given So far no offers of odda Sullivan. Cheap of about the fastest rounds fifteen ter liave bten heard from Suit Lake, alever aren in Grand Rapids. though a few small bets were placed fighting In Ogden last evening at wlda of 10 Mich., It la an aaaured fact that Ogden featherweight ia a fighter to -1 to I and 10 to I on Thompson to win. Utah Caraev claimed with the tnpnntchers. Other offera of larger amounts fuund keeia himself in condition, and ; always no takers. put It la expected that Tom Fainter will la rendy at a moment' notice toneed arrive In the city tomorrow morning or up the greatest fight of hla life If the this evinlng. lie la the official referee lie. Carsey la the star member ofteam. New Castle Athletic club baseball of the contest. contest The little Italian thlnka thnt this keep The preliminary has added a great deal of Beat to the him In condition, aa It surely does. All Vole have long grown tired athletic trainers and all athletea well program. of taring tortured by a half doaen two know that baseball la one of tha beat or three-roun- d preliminary contests methods of keeping In condition that between those who know ahaolutely there la. Denver News. nothing shout the game and which af- Another Pug Arrive. fairs do not laat long enough for any805 21th St. Ed Taro, the lightweight purlllat, la even the remotest Idea of one to Ilsll Phone, 77; 1ml., DO which man la the better of the two. the latest boxer to be drawn to Ogden I'yi-lon-r in our new plant, which has just been coxujih-:i ... ; is now in operation. This ice is made ofdietilK ,v.,, and in absolutely pure. We are not in t deliver ice at retail but have madearrangtiiitn'.. w; by Byron Williams. sky. tligliL The Ogden City Ice Company SAMUEL THOMAS, Manager And long I m'ise upon thy schema. croak nd blackness White bullfrog gd . reigns While night owl hoots and blatant house liis braying to the night complains How like our live thy pulaes flush A Heeling shaft of ligut. and then The dull, dun blanket of tht dark la spread about our hearts again. -- ut who will have the sale of our ice in Ogden C'itv. coniany will be pleased to receive and fi;; Vou orders. You can get them by Independent ;.ixunt. 234, or Hell 310-Try artificial ice once an i Vuu will always use it. Respectfully, n Jny; s laugh, n tear of earth; Now comes the Isst mll-ca- il While over all Is thrown the night The preordained of man at birth. x. A flash, BECKER BREWING & MALTING CO. And of the shailov.'land beyond We do nut know: we cannot tell; For no man ere rcli.rn to say What fortune aftrr death befell! . EXPONENTS OP PURITY IN BEER AND ICE yd we know tha dying roao Springs Into Ufa with fragrant Juns And blooms again when ail ths earth la bathed in springtime's sweet per- And fume. . for we hop fprlng denial spring In land ahova. Where we may find exemplified The Joys of Peace and endless Lots! And so through death, L. H. BECRAFT What Bryct Would Reform. Mr. James Bryce, the new ambassador to the United States from Great Britain, la not a reformer, but be says that should he at any time be Inclined to embark upon a reform movement It would be In the direction of a revision of namea for American and He especially abCanadian cities. hors duplications for the reason that they lead to confusion in the mails and telegraph. Aa an illustration he said that while in Canada recently he had occasion to write a number of to his government, and adThe disdressed them "Loudon. patches went to London, Ontario, Canada. Now he is convinced that there should be but one London In the world. Likewise he believes there should be but one Washington, and he waa surprised to learn that there are a dozen states in this country that A lover of Inhave Washingtons. dian names, the ambassador is of the opinion that there Is no occasion for duplication In the United States and Canada, for the Indians have provided an unlimited supply of rippling musical namea that may be given to cities , rivers and other geographical The wisest thing the people points. of Toronto, Canada, ever did, said Mr. Bryce, waa to adopt the present name of the city of York, by which the aet-t- i eiuent waa first railed. , I SEALS ten-mu- nd gt PETE SULLIVAN, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Decorators Supplies, Wallpaper and Room Mouldings, Hanging Always the host mechanics employed. We guarantee at first-clas- s, rea- sonable prices. SIGNS 0FCVERY DESCRIPTION Wa kaap tha baat Maata money tail bay na Inferior maata handlad at BALLARD Grand Ocean Trip batwaan New York and Norfolk . LAKE SHONE FNOM CHICAGO MICHIGAN CENTHAL FH0M CHICAGO MG FOUR FROM CHICAGO MG FOUR FROM ST. LOUIS . GOING . S3L0S 31.15 3L05 36.20 AND RETURNING SAME ROUTE . $2U5 . BIQ FOUR FROM CHICAGO MG TOUR FROM ST. LOUIS tTOF-OV- n AT waimmtm. a c. 25419 WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED FOLDER WARREN J. LYNCH, Passaiigir Trifflo Manager, CHICAGO HONOR THE PIONEERSHAGOQN lT-WM- DIO Who Fights Cyclone Thompson This contest Is between men of a known reputation and will go ten rounds, which will be a moat Interesting feature to the evening's enter- Street. Twenty-fift- h tainment. In speaking of Sullivan and the situation at Salt Lake regarding the contest the Republican H. PATTISON, Prop. lnter-Mounta- Choicest Wines, Uquors, Etc. Look at Our New Cigar Stand. Best of Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars Califamia and Eaatarn racaa.. wire for all aperting events. Di-ra- et THE B1SMARK LUXIIS THE BEER YOU Beer LIKE Dealer in Ture Food Bonded Whiokies j ' ln says: "Pete Sullivan, who will show local lover of the fistic game what he can do when he goes against Johnny Thompson at Ogden Wednesday night. Is practically through with hla training. The Lowell wrapper has been training at the Sanitarium for the hist week and will put on the finishing touches Tuesday, consisting of shadow boxing and light work. Sullivan was in good condition before arrangements were made for hla go with Thompson and did nut havr much extra work to get Into shape for Hits bout, lie Is now In great form and says he will enter the ring at about 135 pounds. Thompaon and Sullivan will meet at catch weights, hut it Is probable that each will weigh under 137 pound. Thompson. If anything, will have a pound or two tha better of the Lowell pugilist, but It will not te enough to Noxt Wednesday. by the activity of the game hrre. Taro comes here permanently and has accepted a jKisItlon here. It will anon tie so that Ogden will have sufficient local talent to pull off almost any kind of a match. Free Dancing to Central Illinois Golf. anCHAMPAIGN. 111., July 23.-nual tournament of the Central Illlnoia Golf aaaoclatlon opened on the local links today with a number of ihe players of the state In attendance. Today was devoted to team plays, w bile tomorrow and Thursday will be given over to the individual contests. h. od Elephant Saloon t Visitors Youngdsls's Lagoon Orchestra. J. BERGERMAN, Lessee. Masculine Diplomacy. "You promised to love, honor and obey." said the husband. "Well. don't love. 1 can't honor and I won t obey," waa the response. "You g once and buy that new hat." be joined, thus at one stroke deiuolish-!nall her theories. k i All fins attraction. BEST ROLLER SKATING RINK IN UTAH. THE PRETTIEST 8P0T IN UTAH.-Willa-rd i make any difference. "Secial trains will be run for the j mill to carry Salt Lake enthusiast to ('pirn. The main bout will start at j preGREINER & SON about 8 o'clock, but an eight-roun- d JOHN liminary will start fit 7:30 between 128 Twenty-fiftPhona 828 Ind. Watkins and Jones, negro mitt artists. The mills will be pulled off In the Glen-wopark saucer track. A special train will leave over the Rio Grande at 6:30 o'clock, returning from Ogden i at 11. The regular train over the Rio White Grande will leave at 5:50 o'clock. Tickets will lie good for either train. 320 Twenty-fift- h Street TIME AND THE PLACE. "Reports from Ogden are to the effect that Thompson Is In the best pos"Do you spend much time in y.. :r Choicest Wines, Uquors, Etc. sible condition and thnt he will tie fit In automobile?" "An hour In It and thice hours u;-Full Une of Cigars. r put up a gnat battle. Ogden will get down on Thompson strong, aa they it." Exchange. J. at Grsat sport on ths Shoo ths Rollsr Coastsr, ths Else trie Launch and tha many othsr The Language of Worms. Melampoa the prophet waa aopit luted with the language of worms. When thrown Into a dungeon he heard i!; worms communicating with each orb- er that the roof overhead would fill in. for the beams were eaten tlironub. He imparted this Intelligence to hi Jailers and was removed to another dungeon. That very nieht the rwf rii fall, and the king, amazed at the prophet's foreknowledge, released Mm gave him the oxen of Iphiklos. New York Fits,. CELEBRATION The Prettiest Spot in Utah, Wednesday, July 24. Great Baseball Contest between the Dubei Tailors of Salt Lake City, the Champions of the State, and the Bountiful Team, the Champions of Davis County. -f-"l TURF EXCHANGE Drink a! all Tourist Points S MANAGEMENT NEW OGDEN 326 STOP-OVER- C. DAY BT. TWENTY-FOURT- H UNDER NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, D. NIAGARA FALLS & EBELINGS PREBH FISH ARRIVE EVERY BOTH PHONEB 693. S31 AND RETURN VIA Nsw Yorks Oldest Street. English Method Moat Popular. In England, most of the work of renarrow, busy Nassau Crooked, setting Jewels Is put Into the handa street la the oldest thorouchfare ia 8hould Be Worth Reading. of English jewelers, because the Eng-He- h New York city to preserve Its original The London Building Journal hears torn. It has always been a commer-ila- l Jewel setters method of that two distinguished architects, all the metal work at the back having mart. of the noted for their forceful language,. are atones, Instead of round the aa sides, about to Issue a book on "The Brick- In Franca, It moat ABRAHAM LINCOLN popular. ie yer'e English," with an appendix of special words by an American buildwaa a man who, against all odds, atOFTEN THE CASE. ing auiierintendenL Jinka aays his wife Is his right tained the highest honor a man could hand. get In the United States. Ballard's Ahead of tha Time. Well?" Horehound Syrup has attained a plus Sometimes he doesn't let his right never A Georgia darky asked for a mar-riag- e equalled by any other like remlicense "with a freedom attach- hand know what his left Is doing. Is a sure cure for Coughs, Colds, It edy. Herald. ment. Asked to explain, he eald: Washington Bronchitis, Influenza and all Pu"I mean, auh, a paper what'll set me lmonary diseases. Every mother should free, wldout gwlne ter court 'bout It, Stop Joking, said Venus. keep supplied with this wonderful ef de married state don't agree with I'm Sirius, replied the Dog Star. cough medicine. Bold by Geo. F. Can, Tale Record.. me Atlanta Constitution. cor. 23rd and Washington. Painting and Paper all work JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION H0RFU dla-latch- T. C. MORRIS 1 Circle Tours to the , Fine Plate for Picnic Dinners Spscial trains from tho North will loavo Rivordalo (Fifos Lano) and South Wobar (Hancocks Lane) at 11 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Ratuming trains will loavt Lagoon for thoao points at 5 p. m. and 10 p. m. Far from Rivordalo and 8outh Wobar for tho round trip Adulta, SO cents; Children, 25 canto. J. B. BEAN, Excursion Manager |