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Show THE MOSSING EXAMINES OGDEN, UTAH, K. A-- Weiis is up from J. J. Pender gast and tm gue.; evening. K. Party is a Storm Center of Discontent Confined to Salt Lake Gty and Govemer Weis Characterizes P. Houtz of Brigham U visiting in lau Uiglll. Republican rally at the Grand Opera house Iasi night was a grand su.vebS, judged from the magnificent audieuca which had assembled to hear Governor Haber M. Wells, Hon. C. AC. Alien and otheis, and nlw front the intense emlmaiasm which waa manittsst during the delivery of tha excellent Tli W. B. S. Tirnrn rf the Union Pacific, :ui in on bis special car 'C3, with Nil. 4 and Continued east. Bancroft of the Ore-gv- a for San Francisco nt Snort. Line, itbil e Cuing. it-- . General Superintendent Buckingham of tke Oregon Shun Line, left fur the north last night. The audlcuce waa perhapa aa large as the one which greeted Senator Fairbanks ujniu his appearance litre. It was an attentive audience which when In a complaint filed in Judge Rrv good poiuis were made, broke out into lapp'a court last evening, the Pacific prolonged applause. Upon tha stage Collection bureau in behalf of tho were the speakers of the evening and agnu A Machine company, pran.lucnt Republicans from city, hsu beguu bull against H. II. liuilcr, county and state. The red light effect 1. C. iiutler and William Butler for at the tack of the stage falling upon the collection of $398 as principal and tho folds of the American flag made interest on a loan. According to the a meet beautiful and artistic effect. allegations, July Id, 189$, the defend-ant- e The band which was In attendance, gave two notes of $137 each to rendered stirring selections before the the 'Wagon and Machine raising of the curtain. Tha meeting was called to order by company, which still remain uncollected. The plaintiffs pray lor judgment coumy chairman K. T. Hulaniakl, who and costs. Introduced John E. Bagley as its cliuirmau. . In response to n message and deIn tip tha gavel, chairman scription from Echo, Summitt county. Ban leytaking muds n short speech replete la d Officer Smyth arrest ml IViro He stsied that from nil on Twcuir-finstreet lai-.- even telling polms. he present indications there would lug on n charge of ontHini.ig goods uu-o- from 33 to 348 Republican votes tn false preiensos. it is alleged that the electoral college, lie referred to on a false order ltedinund got posyear session of about I0 'worth of goods the registration In tha city this as. being highly satisfactory as 1,51)0 to a store in Echo and es- more hare registered that In 1,900. caped with them, lie is being held Governor Ilelx-- M. Wells was the borides. an. Summit the county fur firti speaker of the evening. He gave The prisoner is alo charged with hie speech, which was n masterly efn of Given Emil $25 having defrauded from manuscript. His utterances fort, watch. were attentively listened to and ly nt arpiauued. He spoke la vein of the principles of the Tha Socialists of Weber county will close their campaign with three meet- Grand Old larty, and reviewed tbe of its successes from the time of ings. Mr. Warren Foster will lecture story Its adherents are never (Friday) at 8 p. m. on How tlie fathers. We Divide Up." Saturday cvenlsg Mr. at a loss to know what tha docuincs this party are. Its platforms are Jlarry McKee will lecture on "Social- of ism or Uapitallum, Which? Monday not and never have bean built upon evening. Sept. 7th, Mr. Joseph Gilbert, whlmslcslit lee and opportunism. editor of tbe Crisis of Salt Lake, will It seems to me lecture on Socialism Is Coming. Tlie that every good American ought to be above meetings take place at 22SI a Republican. I have sought in vain Washington Ave., Socialist Headquart- to find the reaaou that anyone might want hi change the existing policy of ers. the government, Do not fall to aea the Interpretive Deep down in your hearts you know Humorous ttiaL the Republican record la a record the 'IantonUnc, also Sketch. Belly," to be given by Mrs. of success and tbe record of Its chief Helen IL Waite at (he Congregational opponent is n record of advendty. He church Thursday and Friday even- showed how, from the time of the origings at 9 oclock. Too gnod to miss. in of tho Republican party, it had been the friend of progress and had always mod for the best in governmental The M. E. Indies AM will serve We don't our take chicken pie dinners in the basement principles. of the church. Election Day. Price course, said Governor Wells, from the ones who every time they get 25 cent. Robert Lundy, Jr., and Bliss Addle bold of the helm of tbe slilps of state, Porter, lKh of Ogden, and agd re- run upon ths rocks. Going back to the spectively 21 and 19, were granted a early times, he ehowed clearly fundamental differences between the marriage license last evening. two partlee how the Democrats had always opposed ths Idea of a strong, Horton M. Alien, assistant district substantial central government and tuperintendeiit of the Pullman com- set up i heir slates' rights theory, pany, at the Union depot, has been which workod such Incalculable harm. transferred to Ban Francisco and will Since that time, said the speaker, leave for hia now field of lalior flalur-dano Democrat lc spell binder has had The many friends of Mr. Allen la courage enough to defend the princiIn referring to the question of Ogden bear with regret of his depar- ple. ture, but will rejoice in this well de- the tariff, he said that tariff revision was necessary for prosperity, but that served advancement. the Republican party had demonstrated (hat it waa the party to make such The party that doesn't changes. know how to make a tariff doeen't know how to revise It," said the speaker, they must find some other E. E. Smllh, Darkest Russia Co.; iasiie to make war upon." 1 he question of the trusts waa taken John F. Kyau. Boston; Jos. M. Ahem, up by Governor Wells and handled in M. Knit R. akc: Buston; Kenztn, U. masterly style. Fred F. Middleton. Detroit; J. Tlie record of that brave man in Scott, New York; F. If. Benst, New Turk; J. BT. Freeman. City; C. E. Al- tha White House In dealing with unien. Balt take; M. L. Frieidlniider. New just combinations of capital shows an York; Hober M. Wells, Knit lakc; Irrrprouvhahls administration that la n John C. Cutler, Bail Lake; J. 1). wlthoqt a parallel. He M tlie man of Francisco; William Kpry, the hour and knows what to do in case Balt Lake; Kd. Caliister, Balt Lake; of emergency. (Prolonged applause.) A. A. rear win. Lakeside; R. BfcKrn-ie- . The speaker held that tbe Democrats dare not plead anything more vigorous Balt, Isikp; : Dwyer, Joseph Wheeling, W. V.; A. W. Brownaon, than Roosovell'a administration had Llcveland. O.: W. IS. Sawyer, Oily; offered. The trust Issue and the tariff issue in the Democratic platform I". J. Reynolds, Cheyenne, Wyn.; E. H. Paul, Toledo, Ohio; Chas. Olten-Beime- r. am laith relegated to tho Democratic rile as useless planking. Chlcsgo; I. W. Fans, Boise: wood 'I lie benefii-ent- . results of American T. C. S. Smith. Kansas City; J. Johnson. Ch'raao; P. A. Ibaley, Sim Fran- rule in (bo Philippines were shown up cisco; J. W. Smith. Kan Francisco; by the speak rr who told of the develit. VcWillliii-.sSyracuse, N. Y.; opments goii.g on in the island and the improvement In tho Chat. K Ceun. New York; Jno. S. New-rlSan Francisco: Mannle E. Dias, condition of the poopim of those isNew York; E. A. Tcrhlue, Boston; S. lands. lie held that the question of San imperialism about which tlie Pern -Sieiuhcrg, wife and daughter, mode such a howl, was relegated Francisco: F. Nightingale, Balt Lake; trills to i lie boatyard of dead issues. R. A. Hammond, Tamps, Fla. Tim need of maintaining a good army and nnvv was demonstrated by Governor Wells by convincing argument. He held Giat there was no fc.tr of the military power becoming a menace when there was an average of about 34 of a soldier to every l.uoj .J people. Tlie local situation was referred to A storm by the speaker, lie said: center of discontent has recently been located in Balt latke City. Happily Its uiuitgn liifiuenco has nut reached the FMJfi ' .. "x outside of that city very far. it Is born of discord and invites disaster as n fV. j Tha its ii'mlnatiiiii. V V Is huh rata who support tlie new Amert. ican party are vciy shrewd and tlie Republicans who do are ridiculously 1 consider it an en foolish. If You Dont Know What This is emy to the Republican party and to Gov. Weils ro-- 1 Look for Add in Saturday's and Sun- lira Stine's welfare. C. Cutler by sayJohn Hon. to erred issue. days shall feel it an honor to ing: leave such a man as my successor. He will make you a good governor. He is a level headed busmens man and 1 will give you a business like administration of state affairs. Great apB plause marked the conclusion of his speech. Hon. aohn C. Cutler wss then inPoor Vision, troduced as the next governor of Utah Headache, with which statement was greeted Eye Ache, much apptause. Mr. Culler apoke Crossed Ey-- s. briefly and to the point In addition Neuralgia Supposed -to other things he said: If you elect Nervousness. e your governor for the next four Perfect Vision, years I intend to put my private bust ness Into tho hshds of other parties R?M und give my whole attention to the in Interests of tbe people of Utah Straight Eyes, 4 After lie had concluded his remarks Returned Health the band rendered a selection. The next speaker was introduced as J. S. LEV. I.) Si CO. old war horse of tbat Examination Free. Jj Clarence E. Alim." He Republicanism. reviewed the Flatlsiii.-that 73 iter K history of the Republican and cent, of the diseases when in j showed bow it bad alwais. party are caused t,y eye si rain. power, legislated for the people, whllo 1 the Democratic party had never done itfed-rtun- t h tr r fre-ucms.o-que- y. REED HOTEL Crons-menBa- , ns !, ri-V-ac-- - W TW 1 Qtesseo Worn rrttl p-- gSVSr - J s i "TTTnT TOSTONE Un-Americ- Prophesies Disaster as its End. president of the B. A A. railroad. vein north via tha O. S. M. S. Defan, L. FROM OGDEN DELEGATES .... iira Ogden. p 4, 1904. of Salt wife at ilia Ileal hotel taka tit POINTS IS fiRAND SUCCESS ault Loae. NOVEMBER THE IRRIGATION EVIDENCE REPUBLICAN RALLY a FRIDAY MORNING, feel proud. anything of which it could The issues of the campaign cune la for their share of attention, and a scathing arraignment was mads of the new American party. Its - motives were questioned and its object exposed. Tbe speaker was clear and forceful throughout and was listened w with marked attention. was Judge Frick of Salt Lake City the concluding speaker. Hie Jocular sayand epigrammatic way applause ings caused frequest were administrations Democratic with Republican admincompared istrations and the epenker showed how the former suffered la comparison. He gave statistics which demonstrated that the people of Utah hare about hve times more money In the banks now than during the Cleveland administration. In n general way he brought out several new facta about the Issues which bad not been touched upon. His speech concluded the rally. amusements HAVE PORGED CONCLUS-IVCHAIN OF EVIDENCE. E Indications Point to Ogden Sending a Large Delegation of Citizens to the Next Irrigation Congress. The Names Already Presented. Yesterday's Inquest Waa Postponed to The Weber chib, tha board of trade, Give Officers Chance to Complete Ogden City, the Ogden Bench Canal, Their Investigation, Ogden City Waterworks company and Slowly, link by link, the chain of the Ogden River Irrigation couqtany, evidence la being forged connecting have selected the following names to Charles Stone with the mysterious attend the Irrigation Congress to be held on November 15th at El Paso, murder of Fred Scott. Yesterday afternoon Stone, who had Texas: I. L. Clark, A. T. Wright, Jos. Scow-crof- t, denied that he had ever had a gun in F. J. Klesel, William Glasmann, the face of three witnesses, was made to remove his troueeis, which were O. B. Gilson, Charles Humphries, Jas. examined and the hip pocket was Fender, Rufus Garner, Charles Zelmer, found to have the unmistakable print of tha pistol butt. Tbe trousers will be Introduced In the Irish Another fact which tells heavily against the prisoner is that ha has atoutly maintained from the first that prior to working for Contractor Kelsey ha and Scott were broke. They worked four days and were paid off. It la looked upon aa au incriminating circumstance that 95 waa found on Stone when arrested, after, he had INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTspent 3.50 at the Ogden House and BALL OFFICIALS. had purchased a pair of shoes. Officers Bailey, Sebrlng and Wilson Stanford University, Cal., Nov. 8. made a thorough examination of the Tha officials for the car In which Scott waa murdered and football game between Stanford and feel that they have solved the details California hava been chosen. They will cf the tragedy which show that Scott be aa follows: Umpire, Dick Smith; waa murdered by a man who stood on coach University of Oregon; referee, the outside of the car and shot in Ben Dibble, San Frandsco; head linesthrough the small door at the end at man, Percy Hall, San Francisco; linethe victim who sat near tha opening. men, J. R. Nourse, San Francisco and Judge Howell and the members of R. Roos, San Frandsco; timekeepers, the coroner's Jury, Messrs. B.G. Knoth, D. Brown, Oakland, and I. J. Mums, F. A. Gyson and Wessler, postponed Berkley. The projected game between Stanthe Intended inquest of yesterdsy in view of the fact that testimony is de- ford and Wisconsin haa been called off veloping which continually throws new owing to n conflict In dates. light on the mystery. Scotts Identity has been proven beSAYERS GETS DECISION. yond a doubt. His parents, to whom a letter has been addressed, live at SL Louis, Nor. 3. Maurice Sayers Hatch, Idaho. Scott left their address of Milwaukee won the decision tonight with tha cook at the Ogden House in n fight arith Jack Lowry and was starting on hla way to work of New York. The contest was close. with hla father In a mine when he met hla fate. He came to Ogden ten TROTTING EVENTS POSTPONED. days ago In a penniless condition from Idaho. Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 8. The matexhibition inee trotting events and THREE ROUSIKC RALLIES trials of Lou Dillon and Dan Patch have again been postponed on account Ladies Republican Club of Huntavllla of rain and alow track until tomorrow. Hears Sound Doctrine Kanesvllle HAMPTON DIES FROM CONCUSand West Waber Meetings, 24, 1994. At the Grand Opera house Saturday, Nov. 5th. Dont fail to see the Ogden City fire department run taken by the Bioscope Co. Also the greet crowd leaving the Tabernacle at Salt Lnke City during conference week. Satis- faction guaranteed. 1 u I j Ik. M..A 4sh-leti- go-lu- g MID TIE SION. CHECK Three Republican demonstrations in Him the outlying county districts was the record of yesterday, with some of the speakers accomplishing the unusual feat of attending nil three. At 2 oclock p. m. at Huntsville the John S taker, a fifteen year old lad, and lata employee of J. B. Ramy, was Ladles Republican club of that place arrested last evening by Sergeant Wilheld a large and enthusiastic rally nt son in Wilson's lanat for raising a the Relief 8oclety building. Most of check. Young S taker received a check the audience were women and tha of 5 from bla employer recently and speakers were accorded n hearty reraised tlie figure to 10. Russell and ception. The latter were Mrs. C. E. James, on whom he passed tha check, Coulter, Mrs. Blchaell, Senator David discovered today that it had been BfcKay, Commissioner Jos. Stanford, changed and Informed the police de- Judge J. A. Howell and Commissioner W. B. Wilson. The visitors were roypartment, with tha above result An uncle of the youthful offender ally entertained and feasted by the Interceded In the boy's behalf last ladles. evening and by satisfying tha Injured Kanesvllle At 8 oclock at the parties succeeded In getting the boy speakers were greeted by an unusualreioaaed. ly large qudlence. Whites new dance hall was thrown open and was filled. The principal speakers were Judge TRIP DOWN PIKE Howell and Senator McKay. The folR. Hol Ladies' Aid Society of Congregational lowing cnndldatea apoke: C. W. Baillingsworth, Edwin Six, and J. Church Give Unique Enterey. The Republican Glee club enlivtainment. ened the affair with music. At 8 o'clock at West Weber one of Tbe unique entertainment given by the the Ladies Aid society of the Congre- the most successful rallies of campaign waa held. The cagational church, in the basement of the county of the house waa taxed to the church building entitled, A Trip Down pacity The Pike," was a pronounced success. utmost by aa enthusiastic n throng aan The house waa filled with throngs of ever greeted a speaker. Mayor and Judge Howell 'were the prinInterested and amuaed visitors, who were soon converted to the prevailing cipal speakers. Other speakers were C. Dlx, J. W. spirit of fun, and found themselves R. Hollingsworth, Edwin whirled among a vociferous crowd of Bailey, Oscar Madaon and David Mattbarkers or an exhibition of freaks and son. Music waa furnished by n mandoruriudltlrs, or engaged In n livoly oon-fet- ll lin club. and Savaa From Prosecution. Lexington, Ky., Nov. 3. While being led to hia stall today, B. B. Haggins' Hampton, by Hampton, out of The Bat, fell on the concrete floor of the barn, and was fatally injured, dying from concussion of tha brain. BASEBALL 4. SEATTLE, 3; OAKLAND, Oakland, Nov. 3. Seattle lost today's gams through critical errors. Hogg only allowed three hits but he passed ten batsmen and waa poorly supported. Oakland stole three bases. Score: Seattle Oakland ... ... ... . ... .... ... ... Batteries: Hogg and Jones and Stark. Umpire McDonald. 8 4 3 4 8-- BIcKnehn; LOS ANGELES, 11; TACOMA, 2. - Glas-man- war. After the show In the basement an excellent musical program waa given In the main halL Some of the main features being .an Interpretation Pantomime" and a humorous sketch Bliss Nell Hender-sh- ot entitled, Betty. sang and Mrs. Thomas Maloney gave a negro melody. The features of tlie Kike" were the Japanese Booth, with Blisses Bagley, Wenger and Connor In charge. The Palace of Mirth under tha charge of Btra. McGaw and Mrs. Cook; the shooting gallery unrated by Mra Hearst ami Mrs. Cook. The art gallery, the apron booth, the Gypsy camp and the lunch counter, which was well patroni- BUFFALO BILL HAS HAD ENOUGH Denver, Colo., Nov. 3. A special to Thermopolla, the Republican from Wya, aaya: Sheriff Fenton of Big Horn county, came In tonight from the chase after the outlaws tbat attempted to rob the First National bank of Cody and killed Cashier Middaugh on duty last Tuesday. Ha had n conference with the sheriff of thia county and the two the will leave tomorrow for scene of the hiding place, where Fenton believes he has the outlaws surrounded. The officers will endeavor to prevent the robbers from penetrating the Interior of the Bad Lands, for, once sed. W. A. McGaw as policeman; Ernest Inside, their capture would become an extremely hazardous task. Richardson, Frank BicGuire and AlThe fact developed today that the bert Detisel as barkers on the "Pike, and the unique characters of "Ruben" outlaws, after leaving Cody Tuesday, traveled over the main county road and "Amanda added very materially to within five miles of thia place, to the liveliness of the entertainment. Tomorrow evening a similar entert- then made a detour to the southwest and entered the main road again At ainment will he given at the Congre-gaiiouchurch. miles further on. This boldness on the part of the robbers cannot be accounted for. PRESENTS COPE TO ITALIAN A special from Cody Bays that ColGOVERNMENT. onel Wm. F. Cody will not Join the man hunt. He will leave tomorrow New York, Nov. 8. The ancient stolen with hia English and other guests for leal cope, which waa of from the Cathedral of Aacolt, Italy, a hnnt in ths wilds northwest two years ago and later purchased by Cody. .1. P. Morgan, has been presented to Jones tells me his horsp can go to the Italian government by BIr. Morgwaa an. The presentation made brat the band. 'Then the band must be on foot. through Baron Drs Planches, the Batin n ambassador, who called by appointCleveland Plain Dealer. ment on BIr. Morgan in thia city today. Wliat kind of n man did she The cope la now in the Victoria and marry 7 Albert museum at South Kensington, Well. I dont want to run a fellow F.ng., to which it was loaned by BIr. down behind Ills back, but he permits Morgan. her to go on drawing alimony from her husband. Chicago Record- first A TRIP DOWN THE PIKE. Herald. FREE. Pan-("mtn- e, She claims she's a fine singer. "Do you think she ouelit to see a vocal trailier? "No." Who. then? "A claim adjuster. Cleveland naiu tfeeJcs v Look foe At id in Saturday! and day's lasue. Sun- New York, sults: Nov. Aueduct 3. re- First rare, 6 2 furlongs Old England. won; Atwood, second; Thistle Heather, third. Time, 1:21 Second race, one mile Orthodox, won; Sidney C. Love, second; Damon, third. Time, 1:38. Third race, 5 furlongs Zeals, won; Trapper, second; Escutcheon, third. Time, 1:02 5. Fourth race, Aneduct handicap, mile and a sixteenth Israelite won; Dolly Spanker, second; Agile, third. Time, 1-- 2-- 5. 2-- 1:45 2-- 5. Fifth race, one mile and a furlong Lord Badge, won; The Southerner, second; Glisten, third. Time, 1:63 Sixth race, 6 furlongs Druid, non; Sufferance, second; Flinders, third. Time, 1:14. 1-- Cincinnati, Nor. 8. Iatonla results: First race. 7 furlongs Rachel Ward, won; Vestry, second; Pyrrho, third. Time, 1:28. Second race. 5 furlongs Mum, won; Monaco Maid, second; Trappist, third. Time, 1:07 Third race, one mile Schoolmate, Santa won; Bell the Cat, second; Luna, third. Time, 1:40 Fourth race, 6 furlongs' Tapiola, won; Mary Callahan, second; Fontes-la- , third. Time, 1:15. Fifth race, mile and a Sixteenth-Reserva- tion, won; Just So. second; O'Rafferty Do yes lver walk In yer FOnsoluca. third. Time, 1:47 laiie? 6 Sixth race, furlongs Milton O'lnfferty No; If 01 could O'ld be Yonng. won; Omcaliea, second; on th' force yit Chicago Journal. third. Time, 1:14 1-- 2 1-- Me-Va- ll, Hunters Bullet May Not Stop Brutes Advance, Kate Do you believe Mrs. Dole Is capable of an Impartial act? Eunice Uh, i'm sure of it. Even when she plays solitaire she never takes an unfair advantage of heraelf. Boston Transcript. The city water Is so bad we have to buy our drinking water by tha gallon. Well, you should he used to buying water by this time. Youre a stock broker arent you?" Philadelphia Fnddy Oh. yea. horseback exercise may he all right for you; hut Isn't it rather hard on the horse? Duddy I don't see why It should be. You know I rest the horse right along; Tm ub in the air half the time. Bos- Von Transcript. Ledger, Clothier, Hatter and Haberdasher. (from Outing). the . The dlstuifilng element In hunting elephant or eiladang or rhino haa been 90always to ne at least, the feeling of uncertainty tm to whether or not I could atop tha animal if I wounded it' and it chary xl me, aa It did on an average of alee In three times. Based on HT experience, therefore, 1 should place the elephant first and the rhino third aCter the aeladang, which la fully as formidable as tha Cape Buffalo, and U miscalled the bison all over India. Each of these animals la dangerous on different and individual the elephant, gounda; though less liksly to charge than any of the others, it terrifying because of his enormous strength, which stops at no obstacle, anil the extreme difficulty of reaching a vital spot, especially If, with trunk tightly colled, he la coming your way. I know of no sen nation more awesome than standing ankle deep in clinging mud In lenee cover, with the Jungle crashing round you aa though the entire forest waa toppling, aa tlie elephant you have wounded comes smashing hia way in your direction. Ilia aeladang la dangerous, partly because of the thick jungle he seeks whan wounded, but more especially because of his tremendous vitality and hla usual, though not Invariable habit of awaiting the hunter on hla tracks and charging suddenly, swiftly and viciously. It requires close and hard shooting to bring down one of these six foot specimens of Oriental cattle. The danger of the tiger and of the lion la In their lightning activity and ferocious strength; but you have the shoulder. In addition to the head shot, If broadside; of If coming on, tho chest, all aura to atop if well placed. The reasons the rhino la so formalable Is because Its vulnerable sputa are so hard to reach. Its brain la aa email in proportion aa that of tlie elephant, and may be reached through the eye if head on, or about three Inches below the base of tha ear, according to your position for a shot. OPERA HOUSE R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Manager. Saturday, Nov. 5 . MATINEE AND NIGHT International Bioscope Co., Life Motion Pictures In Natural Colon, without flicker or vibration. See the Ogden Fire Department run, leaving the fire house and making n run on Washington Street The Provo Ffte Department run. Crowds leaving the Tabernacle Salt Lake City during conference week. Scenes of the Russian and Japanese War. Worlds Fair. Rip Van Winkle, Robinson Crusoe, Ac. Night prices 25c, 35c, 50c, Matinee 10c, 25c. isqebdh The Best Kind of Economy 1-- "Suppose I were to tell you you must not go to the matinee today." said Mr. How would you like that? Nsgglt. "O! ambiguously replied hia young wife, with a steely glitter In her eye, I wouldn't mind. Philadelphia Press. M. Nye, DANGIR III SHOOTING BIG GAME. RACES 1-- 2. Pike sttractions: Follow Reuben and Manly, and take in the eights. Bee the largest Elk in captivity; Palace of Mirth," Fortune Teller," Art and Shooting Galierv." Do not fail to ntt-n- d the Grand Concert at 9 oclock. Concert Program. Interpretive also Humorous Sketch "Betty." by Mra. Helen R. Waite. Song. Miss Hendcrahut. Old Negro melodies by Mrs. Maloney. Too good to miss. - Fred Los Angeles, Nov. 3. Los Angeles gave Tacoma a bad beating today, principally because Fitzgerald had an off day. He pitched steady enough for three innings and then the locals fell upon him and batted the ball almost at will. This team went to pieces at critical stages, which made matters worse. Lynch relieved Fitzgerald In I should think, doctor. aha said, the seventh Inning. Eagan was hit "that you would feel terrible to have n on the elbow by a pitched ball and had to give way to Doyle at short. Gray personhedie under Iyour knife. Oh, no, replied, get the practice pitched splendid Jiall for the Angels. Just the same. Chicago Record-Heral- d. Todays game put Los Angeles within one point of Tacoma in the percentage table. R. H. E. Score Ijos Angelos. ..... ... ....11 11 1 Tacoma. . . . ... .... .. ...... 2 $ 4 Batteries Gray and Chance; Graham, Fitzgerald. Lynch. Umpire Perrina. ra Nothing takes the place c of tha Sweater in r Sports and games and if you're on a gunning trip it la the best thing to wear; plenty of warmth, yet no hampering of quick motion. Sweaters of the best nukes and not a Sweater Is here but Is the best of lta kind at the price. College Colera Woven to Order. Don't buy poor Sweaters You can't here. Sweaters at .$1.50, $2.00, up to $5.00. out-doo- SPORTS Of Uncla Intercedaa ADMISSION W. ShurWff. others who have seen If there 'appointed or who want to go to the Irrigation CXm jress they are requested to aend thafir names to the editor of the Standard. The Mexican Central has made a rate of one cent per mile from El Paso, Texaa, to Mexico City, 1,250 miles from the alio Grande - river, $25 1 lnter-collegla- te One of the best moving picture exhibitions ever given In this city was that prweuted by the Internet tonal Bioscope Co., to n good slxed audience at tbe opera house last night.so They comare given without the flicker mon to other machines and are clear and distinct and all that is needed Is the dialogue to make one think It is real Ufa Tlie assortment of pictures presented is large and varied, and will pleasa all classes of people, old, young and middle aged. Among the best presented last night and they were nil above the average was Little Red Riding Hood," A Trip to the Moon," Rip Van Winkle." "Lif of an Amerlonn Fireman," and Unde Toms Cabin, Topeka, Kan., Capital, April, BOY RAISES POLICE a oi a ouicner oi xnown reliability. Everything that leaves our market la actly Bl represented. 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