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Show THE II ! f . ( , FOR HER PALS AXSTD n m !- -f By CLIFF STERHETT LIKE XMASv IT COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR. : si A Si' . SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, IDI5 N, WKVfi SHIP A FOLLY HERALD-REPUBLICA- ato w lift f,- - 44?; fall. -- .il'K, TAIL i e mi 'AJf mi t im 'ink )t '-'s- 'i' k; u-.;- j- r 7 i7S7 rWltJ I 'ir. Vfc.i-- ii Riit-r- in II. S. Patn Copyright. 1915 by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc. Great Britain rights reserved Office AND SALT LAKE BIG NEXT SUMMER DOINGS SKIPPER AGREE Come to Terms While on Big Hunting Trip; Welcome flews to Fans. ANNUAL CROSS Last Gridiron Battle of Season ! i. ! Fight for Title. DOPE FAVORS NORTHERNER PRIZE OUT FOR Richardson's Machine Prepared to Stage Hard Coach Entries for Big Deseret Gymnasium Long Distance Classic. OGDEN SLIGHTLY CRIPPLED PANTHERS Wonderful Season Is Planned for Next Year; Team Will Practically Be Same. ' , Twenty-nin- e Salt Lake Promises to Be Hot One. in EXPECTED i 'Buck' Weaver Victim PANTHERS AND in Explosion Injured BUTTE MINERS CITY MARATHON TIGERS CLA Famed Local Catcher BATTLE TODAY IN CARD TO DAY AGAIN TOD AY PANS TICKLED OVER NEWS EOPARDS AM PREXY MURPHY ANNOUNCEMENT s; J Both Teams Confident Their Keen Competition for Many Beautiful Awards Spurs Work Will Close Year in Blaze of Glory. Athletes to Best. - win Ore-diggi- 1SV Crew Promises to Hand the Local Eleven ng Startling Surprise. .30 Cukton el'ii in ir win b r.iNK.:N-!ti- for th S.ilt ' 4, ill an of pith Iwik - Thtsi I th t nnn'ifirmr. .given out !.-- t nirht F. 3. Murphy. nrt It makes 131?, .. - ' High will furnish OGDEN and Fast of Salt Lake's battle closing 1915 football season . an excrpStanalEy welcomp Thanksirlv-Ini- r token to tso fans of t!u c j WhHe evffion ftlt that tlier was pr&cticaltjr t. doubt as to th fdentltr of t'-xn'aion's n'ruiifer, the t of the Salt Ink- skipper tin-t- tl last fiicftt was n'tt.tn:r than rovr. Ail Ruess work. IJut It Is t at remains to be done Ijt to mtzn the contract, whfrh IrsJfSnt Murphy 1 t 1 ap-point- nT - rn-r- nl A CLIFTON D. BLANKENSHIP. 1 I behind him. next rear will ho a banner ono for Iike In baseball nnnal. The abilUy Iio lttlave I in brlnglnK Fait Ijtke front the cellar to r conthe jnnant honor stamps tender forrnana-geout cf the ordinary. Mm as a r Next ;T'H he will he aide to jro tnto the Pact He leagueof race with a cnditton. knowledge thoro'ijrb whieii will aid him materially In jcet-tia. on the ret of ttie league rstrw for the pennant, In s he Jump The shipper Is ttrkled as the now that they have been president able to fne to terr; and Is a for the timmfr whichalready jilnnnlnr loneJ war off. hut nevertheless there. to iiav'? practically the expert we open with team witu tne when imt our f.rt Karne l.o aid last nlrhl. f the new witti the addition .tret wo to ouirht nemers away rltrht. The loriI on th team bav appreciated treatment thev I have rrcelred th Kt the of Silt Jike fan and ever the wilt battle, Inninyr of the comlns an won tn effort to briny: hottw th pennant. "W nhall p reliably hav m team of beaw" bittern. It . . lu.trsctnsr that us tr.r won thr and w hoD jiitme to finish -with thejtrMcir.r bestI team asratn average i.ae -rsf'non. etisrried no netxf m.-raI lately, thovisrh have sornetbinir onunrr up thnt will li't.- "Aeli to the fan."" Wh.if th "oT!M."t;.tri romini? tip" H re. t I'darik he y. ac e.-- . - f-d r-)- i r- - fr f. is- i 1 v ! I : tU, If r SERVICE TEAMS CHAMPS MEET KEEN FOR FRAY ht Annapoll. Md.. Nor. 21. Ldnlnpr up the Navy regulars against the rcrubs who went through the faTorfte plays of West JToInt as seen by Navy scouts during the season, the roachei gave final Instruction! this afternoon to their charrre prior to the Intcrservlce at New York Saturday. Tomorjrnme row mornin there will be a brief drill before the team leaves for w York. Altho'ijrn there ha been itnois formal Kener-all- y rotlficatton by the coaclns. ithderstood that they have n?recd that Cralt; will start the same at quarterback In place of Captain Allies. Announcement of this position Is the only alth'u:lj tdanm throush one made ,y o. h Ingram. The he. trated to a p line-uof the follows: isr-r- al N-- -- r.-'- t the home crowd v. : rich llh, of hall wbea thv urn? call i!fr neit "l!a.ttr fr.r the prinsr The definite date"prtns. ct yet. hut th ha not trr.inr inten5 jrettlrtt an early fart maiujrsr in ot'ler t at all of t:.o men will be In the t..t of conditm with the art of th season.1 It i hoped that :v jfhealthy lead mar wtth tbo opening jriia.-of tnanknh will T,;e he retappointment with all kinds of favor on the i ti;Satt Lake pdot went be wat lifced for hi ftjcMlrtr t. piaUtle TV.and bi keen brtve unHmitfii piyer tn him and wilt ronfider-It f.h- a re.it Tb .itiki firlns; wlitn regard tbey nor the 1W. rept Von lieirr.herir and Johnson, ends; Ward and Oilman, tackles; Kercher and Smith, ptianh; food:,teln. center; stphal and Iavls, halfbacks; Martin, fullback. II AG A It AT WAJMIIXfiTOX. liagar. a former Vanderbilt football Star, is assisting Head Coach st Washington university of St. Iouls, Mo. Great Old Remedy For Skin Diseases Agree with us In this belief, and your trouble can be relieved you can be entirely restored to health. S. S. S. is a purely vegetable treatment that you Can secure from your own druggist it is a blood tonic that will purify your blood and causo a most decided abatement of your trouble, and finally make you entirely well. Fifty year ago S. S. S. was discovered and given to suffering; mankind. During this period it has proven it3 remarkable curative as a blood purifier and properties tonic, and has relieved thousands of cases of disease caused by poor or blood, and chronic or inherited impurediseases. You can be relieved, biood S. S. Take it if but you must take only pimples appear, for they denoto bad biood. and may be followed by the sufferings from torturing- tkin eruptions. Therefore, be sure. Don't take chance, don't ue lotions. Get S. S. S. from your drutcs;i?t. If yours Is a special case, write for expert medical advice to S. S. S. Co., Atlanta, 5 er-v-- 1 d r - juder,-r.ier-- 1 ; f-.o- .l S. S. S. Clears Skin of Erup- tions, Drives Poison From the System. Get it flxod in your mind that skin eruption?. Scrofula. Kczema, burning itchinsc skin, and all skin diseases are due entirely to Impure and infected blood. If the trouble was on the outside of the skin, by simply washing Rrid keeping it clean, you could obtain relief not even ointments, lotions, and salves, would be necessary. hiai mtoTiinii. and Ijafayette each have a WlUlams. They are brothers. Uravvy, the I'enn started bis cdleKe fullback, foot a 11 career at JCaston, but switched to l'enn. I 'can -- tie fs Expected. Battle Approaches. Sn-tln'.- ate li DENVER TOM1 Both Army and Navy Put in While Aggies Are Counted on Bat- to Win, Hard-fougStrenuous Licks as Big f i- Although Cummings field at 2.30. beaten onco by the Junction city youths the Hllltoppers are determined to come through with a change in form and startle the Invaders. Coach Fitzpatrick has been training his men diligently during the past week, and reports that they are all in Some changes have good condition. and a numbeen made in the line-uber of new formations and plays have been concocted for the benefit of the Tigers. Ogden has been sending down a plethora of bear stories which, if true, will considerably lessen the chances of Coach Romney's machine. It Is reported that Quarterback Louis Flack, who played such a wonderful game against East High in their last combat, is sick, and Halfback Kingsford has not recovered from the injury to his leg, gained in the conflict with West High. But with these exceptions the team is in excellent shape. The drubbing the West Slders handed the Ogdenltes last Saturday has taken out what overcon-fidenc- e they might have had in facing East High, and they will go into toof vengeance. day's game with a spirit Coach Fitzpatrick's crew on the other hand is aching for a chance to close the present gridiron season successfully, and will battle to the finish. reQuarterback Romney hasto entirely his arm. recovered from the injury el eved In the game with the Unlver-st- y of Utah freshmen, and hopes to make a name for himself tomorrow. old Captain Drinen will go back to hishold will halfback. at Hughes place down the fullback's job while Sutton will take the other half. The officials for the game have been selected. A. F. 1'alrn will do the referee! ng, W. H. Gregory will timpire, and Freeman ISassett will be head linesman. The well protected bleachers at field will assure all who Cummlnga a dry. comfortable seat. The attend field will be in fairly decent shape, the past inclement weather. considering What difference will he made will favor lads, as they slightly outthe local for victhe Tigers, who depend weigh on and open work. tories speed A large sprinkling of Ogden rooters their team to the game, will accompany and the local school will be out in full force to cheer their team to victory. The east slders have perfected some new stunts for the game, which will add to the interest. Bulletins on the game at Logan, on Follnm-lnI'nsre.) p, ttl! states will be iloite FrLU). Jrick and baseball appear at first isht to be rather remot, hut it was n?ovc lucks tl at tmjitentl th It appears t! at Tresl-te.Mnrp'ny und Skipper IHankenahip felt thj rail of the wil j ttrda- find l.ted tf rnislvc? to the jrrotirula of the Uun club. Aftr rttlnj; all New they wanted th-- j- naturally turned to the diamond pastime for conver?tlon and ftT talk!r,K thins over agreed upon the S.i 1 Like manager. Vrt are etatl over th rltrninar of a ,i I'rrMd-- nt ManaKer I?!atiko hlp." laft n 1st fit. "an'! w feel that ilnrpdv with run at the he!m and the eld forre this afternoon on e Denver, Nov. 21. Tomorrow's program will close the 1315 schedule of the Rocky mountain football conference. Atlhough the championship title In the Vneasure depends on the outcome of the contest tomorrow between the Colorado Agricultural college and the Denver university at Fort Collins, in Teallty the Aggies are conceded to be the champions. IlavlnR defeated the Colorado Tigers November at Colorado Springs on college IS, established their claim to the AjTKle bclnic the premier football eleven in the Kockv mountain region. While of no slcrnif icance In determinof the the result of the ing team in the conference,standing the ?ame between Colorado college and the State School of Mines in Denver tomorrow is to attract more interest than expected L. sea me. the AjjkIi For the first time in its history as a conference member, the Fort Collins eleven has won the championship, or, won It. Hereat least, has practically tofore the AkjtUs have about broken even In the number of games won and lost durlntr the season. Denver university has increased its flarhtlnsf efficiency late In the season, and football men say the Ministers will pot up a kooiI fisrht with the Assies. The injury "Safr" Ilobinson. husky received in the game with Aggie end, has the Titters put him out of the game for Thanksgiving. Klemmedsn has shifted from left to rlRht end. b?n with Doke takintr his place, instead of left tackle. J laker also has been shifted, being1 designated to play right tackle instead of left guard. Governor and Mrs. Carlson, with a number of state, officials, are expected to .ttend the frame. two-gam- s-- FiaUbrt First WINS In Annual GRIND to 1 b Nov. 21. I1T11-Repub- i I. Sec- - It. V. Hneet I.loyd ond; ilti.mu.trn, Third. rr JSpreUil Icn.l Provo. William Stowell won y run In the annual the meet at the HrlKham You or university by making almost three miles in 16 minutes and 10 seconds. Charles Ldoyd was secondn and Grand runthird. Thirty-seveItasmussn ners ended the race within the limit, and the class of 191S won the turkey offered for the class scor-in- s the larpest number of points. Owing- to the snow and cold weather the route was altered from the wininal course and shortened. The origning class celebrated the victory In a parade through the streets of the city. cross-cenntr- - HIGH and Butte will WEST the great grid pastime 'BCCIt' WEAVER. rs o e; s; DENVER. Colo., Nov. 24. Arthur Weaver, formerly catcher for the Denver and Wichita Western league baseball clubs, was probably fatally injured today in an explosion and fire that damaged the plant of the Mountain Motor Fuel company, of which he was superintendent. "Buck" Weaver was brought to Salt Lake in 1913 by Dick Cooley, and was known as a rattling good catcher. The following year he was with M. R. Evans' Boise club until that city was dropped from the Union association. He has also caught for the Chicago White Sox, Kansas City and Denver. Cadets Driven Through Grind 7.20 7.20 8.00 9.30 11.00 12.05 2.25 2.30 3.35 4.00 4.30 5.15 11.45 11.45 11.55 11.55 11.55 A. A. A. A. A. M. M. M. M. M. EFFEfTIVT, NOVEMBER 7, 1915. Dally. Cache Valley and Intermediate (Malad also, arriving). Oxxlen, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago. (Malad. going only), Pocatello. Ashton. mtpeller, Paris. Overland Limited Ogrden. Rono, Sacramento, San Francisco. Oyden and Intermediate. Pacific Limited Omaha. Og-de- P. M. Chicago. Boise. Portland. Seattle P. M. Ogden, Logan, (iiutto also going). Limited Omaha, Chicago. P. M. Los AngelesDenver. St. Louis. Limited Overland Omaha, P. M. Denver. St. Lou I a. Chicago, Ogden and San Francisco. P. M. Cache Valley, Malad Ogden, P. M. and intermediate. Ogden (Denffcr, Omaha, Chicago going) P. M. (San Francisco and Butte also arriving.) Idaho Falls. Ashton, Ogden, M. P. Butt. Pocatello, (Twin Falls also arriving:.) Pocatello. Idaho Falls. Butte. P. M. Ogden, (Logan, Wellsvllle and Hyrum also arriving.) P. M. Ogden, Ely, Sacramento. San Francisco. Limited Pacific Ogderu Sacramento, P. M. San Francisco. Portland, Seattle. (Twin P. M. Ogden, B'clse. Falls also going.) Og-den- Brig-ham- , . 8.30 4.45 4.50 11.55 P. P. P. P. There are endless combinations of flavor possible in beer. The hops, the carbonic gas, the malt, the yeast, all contribute distinctly different flavors. 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Butte, being heavier, has an advantage on a snowfield, and since the boys are used to inclement weather, while the Utahns have spent their afternoons in balmy sunshine, the odds swing far to the side of the Butte gang. There is one factor, however, that is expected to offset that. It is the speed of the West High team. The Panthers this year, according to Coach Richardson and other critics of the game, are the fastest of the high school teams in the state. End runs, open play and the forward pass, both long and short, are the stock in trade for the Red and Black aggregation. In addition, the west siders are supplied with a brace of ends and plenty of backs who can go down tne field at a clip and get under the punts. Butte Confident. Butte is confidents expecting a victory. Buddy Phelps, their colored star, man in the who is a dash, is again in condition. Phelps's long end runs are said to be disastrous to any team but the Miners. If ever he gets away, so Butte says, there is no chance of catching him. In today's game, however, it is thought he will find his troubles, for in the first place he must rid himself of Salt Lake's two premier tackles, Johnson and Caffey. After that outlay of energy he confronts the speedy ends, and if by any chance he is able to get away from them, he will meet any of four backfield men, all of whom are sprinters and sure tacklers. The worst man to be feared, according to local opinion, is Crowther, the terrific line plunger of the Miners, who (Continued on EoIlOTving Page.) nd UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD Depart meet West Point, N. Y., Nov. 24. The final heavy work for the army eleven in its for the navy game was preparation gone through today. The coaches drove the team through a stiff hour's drill big with the scrubs. Most of the time was on the defensive, but the team spent was also put through a long session at rehearsing the plays in dummy scrimmage. New plays designed to baffle the navy team got a specially careful polishing frcm Head Coach Daly. Several changes were made in the makeup of the varsity. On the line, Knight alternated with O'Hara at guard and Parker worked for a while in Captain Weyand's place at right tackle. Gerhirdt drove the backfield combination which is booked to start for the army on Saturday, consisting of Ford and Oliphant at halves and Coffin at full. Murrill was sent In to pilot the first string backs, Hoge, Place and Mitchell. Berry and Walker followed the play but did not get into the drill. Tomorrow the team will get a light practice in the morning, when signal the finishing on. touches will be tho practice today put the big- ARE Y0D SICK AND DISCOURAGED? During of rooting ever Lost faith in doctors and medicines gest demonstration you want to get well? 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Captain Albert arden had been his men workouts throughthestrenuous putting practice week and the west sid-eduring will notpast want for lack of condition. The runners will leave the Deseret turn east to State street, gymnasium, run Kouth to Eleventh South, where Director Richardson will check them, turn to Main street and back to the finish. The inclement weather will slow the time somewhat and give the more enduring racers a better chance to cop the honors. But all will dress and with proper care the cold warmly should not seriously affect the results, in one or two instances. except W. Birkinstock will be the starter. W. E. Day of the Amateur association will act as timer and Coaches Ashton and Fitzpatrick along with newspaper men will judge the winners. winIt is expected that Ted ner of the race tw-- years Johnson, ago, wrill put for the first position. up a great He has been fight and has training a record of victoriesfaithfully behind him to give confidence. The prizes for the winners in today's race are: First, gold watch, donated by Zion's Savings bank; second, gold watch, donated by Utah Light & Power company; third, signet ring, donated by Daynes-Beebfourth, sweater coat, Ashton-Jenkindonated by sweater coat, donated by Salt fifth, Lake Hardware company; sixth, Gillette donated by Western Arms; safety razor, seventh, sweater coat, donated by Salt Lake Knitting company; eighth, jersey, donated by A. G. Spaulding company. The race will be conducted under amateur rules. The list of entries with their numbers1 and affiliations follow: Marti, Deseret gymnasium. 2 Jensen. Deseret gymnasium. 3 Deseret gymnasium. Brinton, 4 Deseret gymnasium. Johnson, 5 unattached. Roberts, 6 Coleman, Lark, Utah. 7 Curtis, lire department. 8 Matson, Eureka. fl Fordham, Utah Aggies. 10 O. Marti, Deseret gymnasium. 11 Bloomfleld, unattached. 12 Yundt, U. of U. 13 McDonald, West High. 14 II. Warden, West High. 15 West High. 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