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Show OGDEX, UTAH, THE JlOBJnyOJEXAMIJTER FATHER TABEBNACSE CHOII AFTER A STEEL Prices Ir. PLANT CREAM Baking Powder FCREVOST BACKS PSWDEH II THEWORLI Awarded highest honora Worlds Fair. Highest tests U. S. Govt Chemists. ravin Me Eiting Oa. CHKMQi I)f. U. B. (tyni.ii Dr. F. C. rat'll off. Mr. TV. E. Brii in up (iuni Zinu. 1 in from th i In (rnin the cut- cut- off. P. A. Struck, a traveling .man from . Salt Lake, it ult I or lu Ug-an- R. I). Rogns, th man la In town. Sait Lak cigar H. Ifciz. a veil known traveling man from Sr York. registered aL th Italy hotel tat ulght. Jam llurnaiilc, a well knows mining man of Park City, was In Ogden laat night on hi way to (faker City, Oregon, near wblrb place be expects Id Uk charge of the Elko tulns. WANTED Boy to work la atora. Roaenbluib A Oppman, 353 25th. a Aoilerann A Gibaon, 311 25th St., tlia Ogden tailor who announce! liimaelf aula uwr of th union label. dla-pul- TRY-INREAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION STEEL MODERN GET TO WORKS FOR OGDEN. - G Ore- Proposed Imprsvemsnts by the gon Sheet Line Would Aid in Establishing Plant as Pro- Tba Ogden Real Estate association la'Mt move is to investigate the several In the field to eataMleh preposition steel works and to modern eld morally and financially any eiii'h enter prise. The committee appointed yesterday to take up the matter consisting of J. J. Brummltt, Don Maguire and George J. Kelley are pushing the matter and Mr. Brummltt was booked to confer yesterday afternoon with F. N. Parrel, manager of the Ogden Steel and Iron works. Through a prominent Oregon Abort said Mr. Brummltt, Line official, when interviewed yesterday afternoon, ' "We are la touch with the Oregon Siiort Line, which contemplates improvement a which may amount to $1,000,000, among which are the rerun strurt Ion of Ita yards, and the putting up of a rolling and blasting plant. If the Oregon Khort Una determine! to do Ihle, we ere on hand to furnish th moral and material aid possible. If the Ogden Steel and Iron Works company decides to put In a modern plant we are also ready to salat It In like manner, and If another company which has already expressed Intention to enter th field derides to do so we are ready to help It, for the benefit that will accrue to Ogden aa a whole from surh enterprises." 'There la a big field and an urgent nereialty for a modern steel plant in Ogden and the benefits to the town would he Incalculable when a break occurs that requires casting the broken car and coal has tn be talen to Haernmepto, California, for repaint, entailing incnnvenlenre, expense and delay. We are the central point for an increasing number of converging lines; we have the coal and facilities here. How far our depoalta of Iron may or may not effect such a plant I am not prepared to nay." The Historical Society meet with Whalen, lfH3 Jack win Are., where he will most likely, engage In Saturday, September 24th. A full at- the wholesale Jewelry business. In the tendance requested. person of Mr. Btechor he has a most Tba Socialist of Walter county hava worthy successor whose name Is the beat possible recommend to tba Ogden derided to enter th coming campaign and will meet at the county public. court huuaa thla evening at B o'clock for th purpoaa of nominating a full county ticket. Voters of Weber Co. SUNDAY EXCURSION, Salt Lak City, September 25th, the To the voters of Weber county: I Rie Grande, fare 11.00 round trip, declare myself a candidate for hereby m. train leaves 1:10 a. Oouniy Assessor of Weber county and in form of crnacent would llkevny friends to support me at the Republican county convention to and atar act In pc aria, aomewhere corner Tweoiy-elitand Madi- be held October laL J. A. BKLTZKK. son avenue and the Tnliernncle. Finder leave at the Standard office. I.O-HT-Brooch Joseph Z. Walker of Napa, California, and Mine Phyla E. A I way. were granted a Heron to marry late yesterThe pronpectlve day afternoon. e groom Is 35 year of age, and the proa-jicctlv- bride Kiesels Hall Opens Tonight 30, UNDER THE AUtPICES OF THE THE OGDEN STATE BANK wee WOODMEN OP THE WORLD. the pioneer In fumlahing Ita customers with the little Homo Savings Tb grand opening ball at Klesel's Banks. Any one desiring to open a aavlngs account will bo furnlehed a hill, (formerly Dlgnan's) will be given by the Degree Team Woodmen of bank (ret the World this evening. The past Parker Coal Co., will give away free record of the Woodmen Degree team fl e lighten to customer. Ask for as entertainers will rertainly insure one when you eenj for coal. II those wbo attend a royal good Ronton. Man.. Sept. 32. A dlrpatrh received here today reporta the Ins of the Harwich. Mane., schooner Elvira J. French off the Jersey Count in last time. REED HOTEL week's gate, together with seven mem-lie- n of the. crew of nine. Nelson and The following are the arrivals at th Shtilx, the ragfocer and one of the crew dung to one of the pieces nf the Read hotel for th last twenty-fou- r wreck for four days and three nights, hours. F. F. Blur geo. New York, J. Ream, being picked up by a schooner and Inud-'-- I In Norfolk. City; W. Brown. City; C. C. Richard, Salt Lake; R. K. Herrick. Balt W. E. Gilbert, Lo Ankelee; G. N. PHYSICAL CULTURE. (taper, Boston; M. J. G'Brien, RochesPnf. E'ldi Von Engel (a now ready ter; K. G. Settle. Chicago; R. E. Dusto organize the ladles rlai. which will ter, Chicago; H. K. Coffman. Fort begin active work on October 1st. The Worth; C. E. Met. New York; Thomae morning bourn will lie devoted exclu- Kitevee. Ran Francisco; P. W. Rhaitnrk, sively to ladles. Kadi lndv will be New York; L. H. kllrhclson. New York: given eiM-- work suitable to her rase J. P. lonirr, Ran Francisco. Dr. E. 11. to Increase or ilvrae weight as de- Ingrum and party nf 7. Salt Lake; M. sired. The Athletic club rooms an A. Kruger, New York; B. O. Case, fined up with dumb bells, clubs, lumrli-In- Chicago; H. Ffndlander. Chicago; G. bags, trapeze, traveling rings, Whitten. New York: T. Story and wife. trick rings, wall machines, etc. ii, Ennis, Mon tens; (targe Russel, Chicaall for I'ic use of class member. All go; A. Newman. New York; Claire for the small sum of $1.nu per month. Olpsen. New York: W. R. Swanson, Persona desiring to join class New York, Dr. F. C. Paehe and wire, will pleas,, rail between 2 and 6 p. Lakeside ; P. fl. Whsdon, New York: tn. any afternoon and receive further J. Q. Graffagan, New York; J. F. Insiruelkm. We will he pleased to Moors, New York: H. B. Gahsgsn, Denone rooms. ver; M. P. Rewarzaren. Ban Francisco. Jon call u nd 3E3 2lih Slreid, up pialrs. Cal; J. R. Rtevsnsen. Seattle. Wash. KtevcnHim an dwlfe, ington: A deal was consummated WednesBest I Is. WaKhlnrliur. ('. C. Brooks. Ban day night whereby I'sul W. Sleeker Francisco; J. Peterson. Mon tel lo. ramr Ium iHiescsrion of the entire clock and luiriiit1 of C. A. Itcghtol SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT. at Zttk! Wasblngion avenue. Yesterday morning the new owner of the Jew.?lrj Mine coi'.nii'lu'l'd hiisln. Izmdon. Bcpt. 32 Tjite tonight. has Isiui a resident of Indy Curxon showed a slight ImproveMr. Ogden for the paM Irvi-years and ment II Is understood that the long autoduring that lime has made a host of friends who will wi(-- him well In mobile rble lady Clinton took on severe Internal his venmre. Ilmira had twnty-flvTuesday produced year experience in watch repairing hemorrhage, necessitating the summon and a general jewelry business b will Ing of Dr. Champlones from Imrion. be able tn satisfy the enacting de- The patient became monte Wednesday mands of bis patrons. He is a skilled night and today was In an extremely workman and tlioruuebly undcrsisnda exhausted condition and almnri enmtv Us business. Mr. Peghfol. !h- former tose. It is reporiedd that acute pero-nit- ls has sot In. proprirtnr. will leave soon ftir Denver Stj-ch- Dont Use Force When you compel your eye to tee, you force the muscles and tax them. . over- They are delicate and won't stand such treatment very long. OlR EXAMINATIONS ARE FREE. And If you don't need the glasses we don't seed your money." J. S. LEWIS & CO., JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS FICHT SMS t Colo rad In Response to Requisition Papers. A youthful son of H. Levy, th man from Los Vegas, New Mexico, who was Incarcerated at the city Jail several days ago In response to a telegram from Trinidad, Colorado, arrived laat warrant and requisition night with pnpere to take hla father back to Trinidad. The aged man was released and peacably submitted to the charge of bis eon and left for Trinidad this morning. The old man saye he Is going back to fight bis sons to finish in the courts and regain bis freedom and go to loa Angeles and marry the woman of his choice. The members of the Tabernacle choir mot last night at the Tabernacle building and effucisd e reorganization for resumption of work for ike coming season. All th officers resumed their posit ions and the organ lzailoa was put la splendid shape for the season. The meeting was a moat enthusiast! one. Fully 200 members were present It was decided by the cboir to tender i euciesi-aetlra- l banquet and reception to tb authorities of Ogden. The presidency of the stake and the blab roprice of all the wards will be invited and entertained. Choir lender, inadmoa uvuuiuY 11 Prof. Joseph HnUantyne. snye that pjaodl nseq aq pukisAsQ jo uva the of enthusiasm and -- I11U8 tba success WS 'uuiusj T f Inooj Initial meeting lest night promises to most prosthe make the coming year BE YOUR INDIVIDUAL perous one ever experienced by lbs SELF, DON T IMITATE. cboir. Women and children have a great way of doing things because aomeliody else does them, says a contributor toi the Philadelphia Inquirer. You will se) Mia Bright Mind bubbling over with vivacity. She will Reunion Held at the Old Heme In aay all aorta of clever thiugs, and her vivacity la becoming. Site la little ands Edinburg, Indiana. slender perhaps and a bit of now and then rather suits her Mrs. H. A. Rims, wife of H. A. Rims of this city and six rhlldren are visit- style. Borne fine day Miss Dull bliss Bright will run arro ing at 51 r. Binis old home In Edinburg, Headed Mind and the D. H. will ihink to hew Indiana. Following is an account of held there which was self: "Deer me, how attractive she family herself. Vhv can't I do that?" dipped from the Edinburg Courier: makes was yesterday So Miss D. H. starts' in to be vivacious, The home of J- a the scene of family gathering king too, and the result is she makra to be remembered by those present. A lovely monkey of herself, and Instead buxzahs of admiration specially ploent feat lire was the pres- of gathering ence of fourteen of the fifteen grand from the miilllt tides at large she lot of deep pity. children, ranging In age from 17 lo gainers in a whole look fine on your The hat that nay will 2 years of age. Four grand-ana- s may look dreadlul on you. perpetuate the name, George H. Rims, neighbor And manners must le as becoming Charles E. films and J- - L. Rims, What is food for one stomJr., nf Indianapolis, and H. A. Sims, s bats. the Jr., of Ogden. Utah. Onlv one grand- ach Is poison for another, and son H. A. Nicholson, of Ogden, Utah, gayety that may be charming In one woman appears absurd In her neighwas not present. bor. for older a 'Josh did not look day Very often you will find a thin, the merry flock all about blra, and delender woman, wbo tattles eternally clared he was willing to take the rewanting to be fat. She absorbs sponsibility for all the activity they about cod liver oil and worries the family represented now and in the future." into taking residence at Chestnut Hill The one grandson who was absent Is Mr. II. A. Mrholson of this rltv who because she would like to gain tea la the representative of the California pounds or a little more. After a time he manages to plumpen up a little Fruit Distributors of Sacramento. and looks a sight Again we have the deluded young woman who douan i like the color of THEORIES ABOUT THE BUN. her hair. Mlsa Brown, across the way, Tb current theories concerning the haa lovely red hair and Miaa Black un and the pinnate are that the sun tlilnka she will have an order of it was once vastly hotter than If Is now. herself. When the red hair la finally and that for a long period It has been acquired Mlsa Black cannot be recognized by her own mother, and Instead lowly but steadily cooling. This doctrine is built on the notion that the of looking like a masterpiece as does un Is mass of firs In progress of in- Miss Brown she resembles a caricatense and fierce combustion, and that, ture. The best way la to be your own self, like any other fire, unless its fuel la replenished, it must burn out and be- to be your Individual self. You have come extinguished. Borne astronomers the framework for a type of your own. tench that the sun la supplied with Take your Individuality as you Had It, fuel by vast quantities of comets and touching up the best points and emmeteors that are shoveled into it by bellishing them, and hiding ns best some process of nature, but other asyou can the little failings and foibles tronomers liks Sir Robert Ball reject and foolishnesses that are sure to be the possibility of any such systematic lurking around somewhere. Since you upply of fuel, and they believe that have a type of your own, do not go the sun aa It burns out shrlnss In size out and find type that cant possibly at the rate of 321 feet of Ha diameter At you and then try to palm that off In a year. As the mass of the sun la aa your own, for the deception will be something like 800,1)00 miles In di- quite plain. Let out your beet thought. Learn ameter, It Is calculated still to .last for a good long time, but then la some- to apeak softly, to move gracefully, to thing extremely melancholy and sad- have poise and balance and your Indening in the idea that our grand lum- dividuality will be all right. inary will one day burn out with First Crook Blickfinger haa been spasmodic gleam and a whiff of amoks Ilka the snuff id a candont arrested! Second Crook You dle. say? First Crook Yea. air! Just like It Is with great satisfaction that we a common automobillst! Chicago are allowed to believe la the possibility Daily. that the sun is mads of radium, and tint It can continue to give off beet Hawkins That pickpocket they and light for an Inconceivable lapse of caught is rr ally a very Intelligent fellow. Sampson Nor doubt of it He ages without being in the least diminished either In alse or capacity to proved that by his ability to locate a warm and illuminate un The idea that ladys pocket Judge. It la not losing 230 font of Ita diameter Nell Mr. Hammerer la ao kind. He yearly In particularly consoling. There Is another suggestion which said I took a very pretty and very ip would enable our solar system to conAnd Bell Indeed? tistic picture. tinue Ita operations without eithar suf- whose picture did you take, dear? fering an instantaneous conflagration Philadelphia Ledger. or being consumed by alow combustion, and this la that the sun and the various 1 Just think hie poems are too bodies which rernlve around it conwest, for anything. "That seems to stitute an electric dynamo and aa Inbe the view the editor takes of them, candescent lamp on such a seal as also. New Orleans could be designed and created by combined omniscience and omnipotence, to NOT GOING UP. go on Its beneficent course forever. Such a notion meets only the contempt "That fellow over there look like a of science, which Insists upon ths ex- rising young min." istence of actual fire In the sun, that But he ian't" must sooner or Inter burn itself out to Nor No. He' an airship Inventor." complete extinguishment. Until, however. astronomer like Professor Lang- Cleveland Plain Dealer. ley shall make a flying machine without balloon attachment that will enable human beings to fly, their vagaries concerning the playing-ou- t of I he ipm may well he neglected by all jii posed. Miha i Will Aged Man Returns Enthusiast! Meeting Laat Night end Twe Hundred Meipbere Enrailsd. klticn-Isbnes- n - Times-Democra- t. OF except scientists.-Ne- full-fledg- leans llcayune. w Or- THE WORLD MOVING THE KING. GOLF SERIES AT FAIR Glen Echo Cntinty Club, St. Ixmis, of the Olymfiept. 23. The semi-finpian golf championship will he tfiyed tomorrow by George 8. Ijron. of Toronto, Canada, and F. C. Newton, of Seattle, and B. K. MeKInnle of fit. Louis and National Champion H. Chandler Eagan of Exmoor. Each of these golfer won hla match In the third round toilny after struggle that were more or lea heartbreaking. Seattle's young golfing wizard defeated Mason E. Phelps, of Midlothian, two-u1 to play. In match that almunded In every phase of the garuu from the dazzling to the mediocre. Newton had lead of one hole at the ninth green In the morning, which he butt later, and Fhelp wound up the butcher-knifvariety. on Pad flu The hitter and insulting taunts of morning play two-u- p the free silver contingent have hern roast opponent. Nip and tuck they fought the rare tn answered by the contempt uous sneers the afternoon. Phclpe losing one hole of the goldhug" faction. It was of hfs lead el the twenty seventh, that this irreconcilable among the tank and file should where he sent the shot Into the pond. eventually extend into Hie very man- The match was squared at the twenty agement of the campaign from the na- eighth by Felp sending a hall Into te ditch. Newton won the thirty first tional headquarters. and thirty second boles and two-uIt Is the development of this four to go. the Seattle man picked up Into open, quarrels which ha prompt eu Ihe moving of the king." his nerve and won. In polities, aa In chet-s- . the move is Egan had a surprise in H. W. Allen. significant of approaching defeat. Chi- The latter played wonderfully seen rate long game In the morning and was cago Chronicle. al Ih-p- h e te to the champion. The further advantage on bi young rival unitl the third green was reached In the afternoon, when, by ten foot putt, be became holalng two-uWinning the 2Srd end 27tl holes, Egan assumed a commanding lead of four and held It to the end. Upon several greens Allen either Briggs- -I see that white Young was eloping with Miss Redbud nved a hole for a half or won It from her father overtook them. Griggs the champion by marvelous putting. Didn't he use hi automobile? Briggs Egan developed a fault of looking up Oh. yes. but the old man could walk from the hall and some of hla putt faster. Collier's Weekly. were very mediocre a a result. understand your son baa finished his college course. Did he graduate with honors? Buggtns Honors! Gee. you ought to sea his hatting average! Philadelphia Record. I 28, 1901. AMATEUR BOXING CONTEST CLOSED. fornia mar to equal her reoord, 2:06-1-Summary: 2:67 trot, each heat a race, purse Sweet Marie won the second $1,500. 3:06 and third heats iu 2:09 George G. won the firet heat in 2:06 8:06 Ozanem, Wentworth, Caspian, McKinlev and Hawthorne also ainrted. 2:16 pace, three in five, purse &0U0, (unfinished.) Black Pet won the fifth In 2:09, 2:10 nd sixth heat Larrie Glnter won the first and second heats la 2:09. 2:07 King Direct won the third heat in 2:08. Dr. won the fourth bent In 2:08. Pinchem Wilkes, Ben. F. and Bob also started. 2:15 trot, three In five, parse $1,000: Redlac won three straight heats In Redwood. 2:11 2:08 1 4. 2:10 Enchantress, Millard Bandera. Lady Patch, JuIIy Bachelor, Swift B. Hopper Klnley Mac, Tim Miller, Jr., Jessie (!. and Ruth C.. Free Silver and Bqn Potts also started. To beat 2:03 trotting, without r wind shield or pacemaker. Major lost. Time by quarter :31, 1:02, 4. SL Louis. Espt. Mj The Amateur championship boxing contests closed at the Stadium today. The boats wer all closely contested, and the work of the boys in the 105 and 125 pound clnssee met with generous applause. Baa Berger, of Baa Francisco, won the heavy weight championship. Oil Kirk, fit. Louis, won the 115 and 125 pound classes. Tb 145 pound class was won by C. L Young of San Francisco. In the 135 pound class H. J. B pangen, Newark, N. J., won first prise, George Finnigan of San Francisco won In the 105 yound class. .A 1-- 2-- Me-Ard- 1-- BASEBALL Eux-enlt- BUTTE, ; BALT LAKE, 2. Balt Lake City, Sept 2?. Butte turned the tables on the locals today only latter one-dow- gained no p. l, e, 4 Del-ma- or Second rare, seven furlongs Choice won; Fnndo necoud; (tara. Dewey third. Time. 1:29. Third race, five furlong-Rics- fni won; Rnseleef second; Cnroburn third Time. 1:01 Fourth race, six furlongs Goodwin won; Sir Christopher second Rosebud third. Time, 1 : 14 Fifth race, five and a half furlongs Mnrfleeknoe won; Kstndo teuond-SteAround third. Time, 1:08 Blxth race, one mile Budd Wait . won; Glenrice second; rnst Master third. Tima, 1:41 2. 2. 4. . CANNON IN ILLINOIS . Belleville, III., BepL 22. Th R publican campaign in the 22nd Congressional district or Hlinoia wa on. ened tonight. Lelderkrantz Hall was crowded and Speaker Cannon, who made the principal speech, was an enthusiast ie ovation. Hli speech was for the most confined 10 the nubjeet of protection. d and won game which was barren of 2:02 special Incident. Dowling was In good 1:31 CUMMINGS COMMISSION CC. form and struck out seven men, beBROKERS. GRAVESEND. sides keeping the hits well scattered. Thomas was much less effective, at Conttnaona quotations on Now York New York, Sept 22. Gravesend reone time walking two men when the Stocks and Chicago Grain. W boy bases were full. Attendance 60. sult: R. H. E. First rare, about atx furlong Leto-l- a and sell stocks tad grain on marg.n Score 1 Rutie.. won; James V. second; . Dumont or for cash. Our private room enIIMIMfllM .fill 2 9 3 third. Time, 1:11 Bait Lake., .. Second race, mile and a Sixteenth-Grac- eful able our customers to coma in and Dowling and Spencer; Thomas and transact business with the utmost Hausen. won; Jack Ratlin second; Sheriff Bell third. Time, 1:47 Third race, five and a half furlongs Write for oar Book of Informs t!bn BEATTIE, 2; PORTLAND, R Sweet Pepper won; Niblick second; of Speculation), free upon (System application. 2482 Washington. Beattie, Sept. 32. Seattle shut out Dnneuse third. Time, 1:08 5. Fourth race, the Occidental handiPortland In a splendidly played game. Both Williams and Roach pitched cap, mile nad a furlong Dainty woo; THE NORTHWESTERN LINE RUS. Afrlgander winning hall but . the unlucky error Dolly Spanker second; ATLAS. third. Time, 1:53 15. and the timely hit favored Beattie. e A War Atlas haa nix . R. II. E. Fifth race, about furlong Score boon lined by the Chicago St Northwon; fit. Bellnne second; Derry western railway. Three fine colored .2 4 4 Seattle. . , ,,,, 0 3 3 third. Time, 1:12 5. Portland map, each 14x20, bound in convenient Sixth race, mile and seventy yards form for reference. The Eastern Williams, Wilson and Blankenship; Canteen won; Grey Friar second; Roach and Steelman. shown in detail, with table Hoodwink third. Time, 1:46 bowing relative military and naval TACOMA, 3; FRISCO, 2. ctrength and financial rsaouroes of Ruasin and Japan. ST. LOUIS. Copy mailed to nny address on r Tacoma, Sept. 22. After getting a bad mart St. Vraln steadied down and St. Louis, BepL 22. Delmar results: eelpt of tea (10) cents for postage by held the visitors safe. Timely hitting First race, five and a half furiongC C. A. Waiker, Gen. Agent C, A N. w. by Tacoma tied the score and neither purse Ollle Burnett won: Gaauonne Ry., 2200 South Main SL, Salt Uk aide was able to tally again until Egan, second; Annabel third. Time, 1:15. City. Utah the first man up In the tenth Inning, Second race, seven furlongs Mildred sent the ball over the fence for a home L. won; Lorto second; Edgardo third. run, winning the game. The fielding Time, 1:17 and pitching was good on both aides. Third race, six furlongs Loca won; R. H. E. Vulcaln second; Lache third. Score Time, GOOD ..2 2 0 1:21 Tacoma. 2 7 2 Ban Francisco READING Fourth race, seven furlongs Jake Bt. Vraln nad Hogan; Whalen and Greenberg won; My Eleanor second; Hook Seoka third. Time, 1:36 Leahy. Fifth race, six furlong will be needed more than ever Lustlg won; OAKLAND, 1;' LOB ANGELES, 0. Redman second; Ingoldthrift third. now as the evenings grow longTime, 1:21. er. A pair of glasses dont coat feat22. In San Francisco, BepL Sixth race, mile and three eighths much, but are great relief and ureless game today which threatened Aleomer won; Barca second; fit Simat times to be stopped by the rain, onies third. Time, 2:26. comfort. Oakland added another to her Hat of My entire time i devoted to victories by defeating Lot Angelea by the making and fitting of HARLESS. a ei:o re of one to nothing. glasses. R. H. E. FREE! Score EXAMINATION 22. Harlem results: BepL Chicago, ..0 2 4 Loe Angeles., five and a half furlongs race, First J. T. RUSHMER. Oakland. ...., .... ... ......1 8 1 Eck email won; Monte second; The Gray and Spies; Jones and Byrnes. Novice third. Time, 1:08 Expert Manufacturing Optician. 2412 Washington Av. short Second race, ateepleAnse, NEW YORK, 7; CINCINNATI, 5. Grannan course Mrs. won; J. E. third. Owens second; Golden Link New York, Sept. 22. The NewYork'a Time, 1:34 5. Handvlce fell .and dewon their game by broke hla neck. feating Cincinnati today in the first Third race, oas mile, trainers to ride second The game of a double header. Glorlosa won; Hans Wagner second; Attendcontest went to the vlritora. Blackthorn third. Time, 1:46 5. ance, 3,400. F'onrth race, mile Spencerian won; First game; K. second; Bragg third. Time, Gregor K. R. H. Score 1:42. ' .5 3 4 Cincinnati, Fifth race, five and a half furlongs 7 11 4 New York Alcor won; La Londe second; Girdle-ston- e Kellum and Bcblel; McGlnnity and third. Time, 1:08. O'Rourke. Sixth race, six furlongs Mono won; Business Second game: Joeette second; Harrison third. Time, H. E. R. Score 5. 1:15 ..7 8 3 Cincinnati., Seventh race, one and a sixteenth New York Dr. ROCKY KOUNTAIK BELL won; miles Kink Ellsworth and Wiltae Walker Street; Torpedo second; Flying Stephens Warner. TELEPHONE COMPANY third. Time, 1:49 3-- 3-- ..... 3. 4--5. 4-- glA-JAPA- N Rnaso-Japanes- Ton-gord- er 2-- sit-aati- 1-- 5. F 3--4. 3-- GLASSES 3--E. 3. & 3-- jS th 2-- - $1 Telephones for Residences $2.50 Telephones for 1 8-- ui 8-- BROOKLYN, 3; PITTSBURG, SEATTLE L Brooklyn, Sept 22. The locals won both games from Pittsburg today. Attendance, 2,500. First game: , Score . 3 1 Pittbburg 7 5 Brooklyn Chemnitz and Phelpe; Durham and Jncklltach. CHICAGO, 4; PHILADELPHIA, 2. Philadelphia, Sept. 22. Philadelphia and Chicago each won a game today game, by small scores The tterond In the owing to darkness, was railed eventh. Attendance, 1,400. First game: R- H. K. Score ..4 7 2 , Chicago.. 3 S 0 Philadelphia.. Wirke and Kllng; Fraser and Roth. Second game: - Bro- w- R- - ., ... ,. Chicago. Philadelphia Briggs and ONeil; . H. K. ...J6 165 . 3 Caldwell and Dntiln. Seattle, First game; Score Boston.. fit. LoiiIm ,.., IL H. K. ... ....3 3 10 6 1 4M i at point sneer Station, sear the mouth of Ogden Canyon. Person are warned not to interfere In any wise with arid Had It ii ante to tho public if unmolested, but serious results to propew to persons can bo caused through tho ty and possible fatal reeulta of wires, limbs of tree, or or the of insulators, throwing breaking trana-Bink- n almllnr obstruction ever the wine of companys said electric line. UTAH LIGHT & POWER CO.. B7 R S. Campbell. Mgr The Chicago Dental Co. Best Set Teeth $3.03 Our ccs painle extracting by. our new method la a pronounced a th following patient have tsstiflsd Chat. N. Glddlnga, Druggist Stirling Shurtliff. , Will Moran. RACES. Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 22. Sensational racing with a good though futile effort by Major Delmsr to beat Interested 2:03 large crowd at the Grand Circuit meeting today. Major Delmar was forced tn contend gainst cold weather and a light wind, which hindered him on the serum! tu.-n- . After trotflug the first half in 1:02 he was unable to finish strong s nd lost by of a second. The California troiter Swept Marie, favorite In th 2:07 trot, made a break In the first bent and recovered so that George G. had to trot in to win. This time makes 2:06 George G. the fastest trotting rice gelding of the year. Sweet Marie won the second heat handily, trotin 1:03. To win the ting the Inst final heat" Osanem forced the Cali 4 Warning, A reward of Fifty Dollar ($50.00), will bo paid by the Utah Light Co. for the arrest of party or parties who on the evening of 1903, caused a short circuit" on ita electric traaiadasioa 29th, April line, through Interference la some manner with aald companys aliiea FN about on mile south from the power house, known a RACES GRAND CIRCUIT Offic a power 1 Willis and Doran; Nlcholn. Swindell " and Grady. Second game: R. H. E. Score ...... ... ....4 9 0 St. Louis.. Boston. .... ... ..... ........ 2 7 5 MrGInley and Grady; Wilhelm am! Needham. for Particular. "WHATS THE CIRCULATION? THATS THE VITAL POINTI Ask th Results at the A REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS br t hla best In the earlier rnnteat and truck out 12 men. MrGInley, the New England League recruit, pitched the second game for St. Iiuis. Although effective, he lacked control owing to his nervousness. Boston's mispiaya, however, and Wilhelm's bases on balls gave fit. Louis the game at an early stage. Attendance, 1,300. 22. Reward. Both games Boston. today were closely played. Well was Repl. 22. SepL MIXED RACES. Meadows: First race, Puget Bound stakes, mile nd a half, for 2:11 pacera Zolork won, Leroi second; Kelly Briggs third. Jones Busier fourth. Time, 1:22. BOUTON, 3: ST. LOUIS.- 2. In the game of cheat it is recognized that the player who has to move his king la moved to extremities. Thu same thing ts true In politics. When the head of a national ticket has to be hauled forth from the privacy of hi home and hurried off to New York to reconcile rhe rows and wrangle of the men who are nuppoHed to he conducting hla rampaign. It la evident that the randiilary of such a man is In a had way. Judge Parkers prospective Journey to Ihe metropolis will only constitute a public admission nf a situation which every one has long been cognizant of. however. It has noior-loi-i ever slurp Ihe Ft. Louis convention that the harmony rnhleh obtained between the admirers of Colonel Bryan and the personal hacker anil handler" of Judge Barker was of the Muggins BEPTE3fBEB FRIDAY 3108X1X0, - Mr. E. Halt Mra. Lucy Stovenflb Mr. Harry Eddington. Mr. Ellis, (Standard efScOi Mr. Jshn Sutler. Mr. Chao. MoCarUtyk Mr. Thoms Burdtt Mr. Wygand Smith. Mr. Albert PtrooiL Mi Hazel Hunt. Mia Mabl Spencer. Mrs. Montgomery. three-quarter- 1 hf 347 24tH Street OGDEN - - - - UTAH |