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Show DAILY 0 INTEREST IN STRAWBERRIES ON THE BIG GLOVE CONTEST IN FITZ AND GARDNER BOTH FINE TRIM. NEW METHODS OF INTENSIVE CULTURE. Contest ie the Absorbing Topic In Sporting Circles. Coming SMALL CITY LOTS SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. Now that the next big glove fight on the coast is but a short time off, interest is increasing in it at a lively rate, anil although there Is but little betting as yet, it is the absorbing topic in all the resorts, anil it is evident that all eyes will be turned on the contestants when they are ready to get into the ring. Since there is little doubt in anybody's mind here that Gardner will step into the ring in perfect condition, barring the possibility of accidents to him. the chief topic of discussion is the Raise Dwellers in Town Can Easily Profitable Crops on Small Plots of Ground. The statement has been repeatedly made that as many strawberries can lie grown on an acre of ground as can be produced of potatoes on the same trifle ground. This statement may be a o erdiawn. yet there is no question that by adopting intensive culture a be great quantity of strawberries can of ground. produced on a small plot If strawberries are properly handled, on a they can be grown In abundance grow A persons great many city lot. strawberries this way, with the greatest success. For this form of strawberry culture very rich soil is the first requisite. If it Is not already rich, it should be made so before plants are set. For this purpose the best fertilizer is barnyard manure. This fertilizer not only adds nitrogen to the soil, but also supplies humus this is apt to be the ingredient most needed by the soil of the average city lot. This manure should be well rotted, so that its properties will be available when needed by the plants. Now, in order to properly appreciate this intensive method of strawberry culture, it is necessary that one understand something in the nature of this plant It is according to nature for this plant to send forth a great mnny runners, which strike root and thus form new plants. This is the way the specie is reproduced, for the most part In this new method of culture, these runners must be kept from rooting, slipping them as soon as they start This will make the plant throw its strength Into forming strong crowns from which the fruit stalks are to appear in the spring. As the runners are to be kept off, so that no new plants will form, the plants can be set much closer than is the case under ordinary culture. Plants can be put a foot apart, and they will UTAH STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a city lot, told the writer that he counted on getting at least a quart of berries from each plant in his bed. With plants a foot apart or even a foot and a half, one cun see what the pos- sibilities are. One advantage In favor of the city grower is that water is always at hand, and cun be applied when needed. The danger is that too much water will be given, or that the grower will try to make the application of water take the place of cultivation. But this will not answer for cultivation. The soil should be stirred well at least once a week, and water applied only in times of extreme drought If the soil Is stirred to a shallow depth once a week, keeping a dust mulch on the surface, there will be little evaporation of water from the soil, and likely no application of city water will be needed. If clippings of blue grass from the lawns are used to mulch the plants, not so much cultivation will be needed. In planting strawberries after this plan it is well to select varieties which will thrive under this system of restriction. Some varieties make so many runners that one is apt to be disgusted with trying to keep them cut off. But there are a number of sorts which will produce wonderful crops of berries under this plan. Among the varieties which can be grown in this way are Senator Dunlap, Marshall, Parker Earle and many others but the question of varieties will have to be solved by each one for himself. HARVARD 1903, 20, TIME VS, VALE CARD In effect L)Ei 14, 11102, K. G. W. TIM IS I'AIIU. 7. 1903. la Effect July Sooth of Ogdeu. ANNUAL 8TRUGGLE FOR BALL SUPREMACY. D1FABT. FOOT- Grest College Teams Will Meet morrow for Their Twenty-sevent- h Contest. To- TomorBOSTON, Man Nov. row is one of the important days of the football yeur. For the twenty-seven- th time Yale and Harvard will 20. meet upon the gridiron. The game will be played upon the athletic field No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, Milford sud oil points couth f 05 p. m. 10 55 s. m. No, 12 Salt Lake sud Tintic No. S Salt Lake and intermediate 7 40 s. m. point No. 10 Salt Eke sud intermediate 40 p. in. 7 poiut No. 4 8 lOs.m. North of Ogden. No. 11 Cache Vsllejr No. 7 Butte siul Portland No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier Butte and m. in. 7 15 p. 11 25 s. S 10 a. m. ASKIVI. South of Ogdeu. p. m and iuteimediate 00 a. m. poinu 10 45 a. m. No. 7 Salt Lake and Milford No. 9 Butte and Pocatello Exprei.. 1 45 a m. No. 11 Salt Lake aud Tluuo 6 55 p. nt No. 1 Balt Lake No. S Balt Lake 1 40 North of Ogdeu. at Cambridge and from present Indi10 Mam No. 12 Cache Valiev cations the attendance will surpass the No. 9 Portland and Butte 7 10 a. ta 10 7 00 p. m Butte aud Pocatello No, 50,000 mark. Train oulh of Juab run daily, except SunOn paper, Yale has decidedly the day. Tlckte office at union Depot. C. A. HKSB1, best of it The Harvard team, however, G. H. Coast, Ticket Agent. Freight aud Pau. A n't. appears confident of victory and this UTAH. OGDEN, D E. Bcblxt, Geu. Pain A Ti. ke Agent, asconfidence is shared by 'a host of being able likelihood of Fitzsimmons Salt Lake City, Dish tute followers of the game. From the of state a to reach physical at his age little that can be heard from New Haperfection that will enable hlin to stand ven it seems that Yale will almost risk ALL IN THE PUSH successfully with the younger man. the gameon the success or failure of That Bob is training well is a fact, a set of complicated strategic plays und therefore the one point of interthat has been arranged. If the Harest is, "Will his training work fit him vard men can solve the formation befor a fight, or will it all be thrown fore it Is too late, they may make up away?" deficiencies in form, for when for their 'a was shown himself Fitzsimmons DUMMY CIGAR BOXES it comes to straight football it is gennumber of dippings from eastern paerally conceded that the Cambridge pers in which the opinion is expressed Use to Be Discouraged by the eleven knows as much if not mor than Their too to stand the is old he that freely Internal Revenue DeYale. work of the ring, and that even though We mean that the GAMES OF FORMER YEARS. partment. he goes through the motions of train1876 Harvard, 3 touchdowns; Yale, ing preparation he has not the framerecent decision A the internal 1 of doto of goal. its work at this time j permit revenue department at Washington is 1878- Yale, 1 goal; Harvard, 0. ing him any good. Bob laughed heartiPushes a full quarter easier of Interest to cigar manufacturers and 1879 Harvard, 0; Yale, 0. ly at these arguments; and a little later than any other Bicycle, bedealers. It tends to discourage and 1880 Harvard, 1 touchdown, 1 goal; demonstrated to the questioner what cause use the Sprockets turn of "dummy" cigar Harvard, 0. prohibit the his present condition la 0. 4 for boxes windows their in in display 1881 Harvard, between bearings and there safeties; Yale, If looks go for anything, Fits certain1 goal; 1882 Yale, 3 touchdowns, advertising purposes. Oftentimes the is 30 per cent less pressure ly is in great shape. Never big or deputy collector has to inspect such Harvard, 2 safeties. as other heavypaunchy-lookinon bearings. 1883 Yale, 4 goals; boxes, causing a great annoyance to Harvard, 1 weights get out of training, he needed as well While as 1 dealer the the touchdown, deputy. all safety. but a trifle of work to bring out the practice complained of is not a di1884 Yale, 6 goals, 4 touchdowns; GET IN THE BAND WAGON the fine appearance of his cheat and ' rect violation of the revenue law, still Harvard, 0. AND HAVE TnE BEST. back muscles. In his boxing bouts it should not be allowed. The gist of 1885 No game. with his trainers he shows all of the the decision on that matter follows: 1886 Yale, 5 goals; Harvard, 1 speed and hitting powers that have HUTCHISON & CO., never been boxes which have touchdown. "Cigar made him famous as one of the great306 25th Street. used for packing cigars, but are in1887 Yale, 8 goals, 1 safety; Harest glove fighters the world has ever 1 while in tended for advertising, display vard, known. goal. not prohibited by law, are objectionable 1888 No game. I am not going to quit after this 444444 444444444444444 and their use should be discouraged. 1889 Yale, 1 goal; Harvard, 0. Of course, I will win do well. fight," he said. THE After the soil has been thoroughly 1890 Harvard, 2 goals; Yale, 1 It in quick time, so I am not going to one foot set apart the plants ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL goal. figure on what I will do if I am beat- enriched, runners cut ALLIANCE ANTICIPATED 1891 Yale, 1 goal, 1 touchdown; en. After whipping Gardner I will In the spring. Keep all one single one Harvard, 0. make a strong effort to get on with off, not allowing even will NEW YORK Nov. 20. Society Is 1892 Yale, 1 goal; Harvard, 0. Corbett He trained here at this camp to form. By autumn these plants sufficient eagerly awaiting an authorised anwith ones, be strong great 1893 Yale, 1 goal; Harvard, 0. where I am no, and I am trying to aburf5 nouncement of the engagement of Miss an to stored produce up 1894 strength Yale, 12; Harvard, 4. show the natives ot Alameda that he should Constance Livermore, daughter of the bed of The fruit. dant crop 1895 No game. is about two classes below me when it straw with autumn mulched in be to Odom de Count Baroness 1896 Sellllere, No game. to I am going comes to work. Then or if manure Lubersac of Paris, which is expected 1897 Yale, 0; Harvard, 0. show them that I am his master. Is which is free from seeds, no weed to be 1898 Harvard, 17; Yale, 0. forthcoming within a few days. he still talking about me whipping him can be secured which has an excellent Miss Livermore, besides possessing a 1899 Yale, 0; Harvard, 0. as serve will seeds, it on a fluke at Carson City?" 1900 Yale, 28; Harvard, 0. Jim Casey, "the new Irish giant" inulch. When there is no further dan- large fortune, la a decided beauty and 1901 Harvard, 22; Yale, 0. and Joe Kennedy, a pair of heavy- ger from frost in spring, the mulch particularly fond of outdoor sports. to the allow be should loosened, plants She is noted for her 1902 Yale, 23; Harvard, 0. Ask for weights, are trying to give Fits all will which come after to they as few a of the through, and, whip, riding they can when it comes to boxing, but 99 younger members of the smart set PRINCETON WILL ENTER he smothers both of them at a lively fruit in the usual way. conunder After was ordinary GAMES excel She FAIR awarded WORLD'8 her. the fruiting, men and the into the daily go rate, bouts as if they dreaded the result ditions. the plants will at once put blue ribbon for being the best dancer Both think Fitzsimmons is as good as forth many runners. With this inten- at the Casino weekly dances at NewiOFi PRINCETON, N. J Nov. 20 Prinsive method of culture advantage is port last summer. ceton university, which was representhe ever waa taken of this, to secure the plants for Count de Lubersac, who is twenty-fo- ed in the Olympic games at Athens in will The next the gardener crop. years FIFTY THOU8AND years old and a French army of- 1896 and at Paris in 1900, has decided flower small a of number pots provide ficer, spent the summer at Newport to take part also in the athletic con8HEEP ARE SNOWBOUND three-inc- h pots will be large enough. and postponed sailing for France In tests to be held in conjunction with DENVER, Colo., Nov. 20. A special As many pots will be needed as there order to be the guest of Miss Liver- the world's fair at SL Louis next June. FOR SALE - EVERYWHERE. to the Post from Sydney, Neb says: will be plants required for the new more's mother at Inchlquln, her New- Among those who will compete under have soon as bed. As the plants d port villa. the Princeton colors are L. M. Marsh, M99999999999V9999999 Union PaPassengers on cific trains report that 60,000 or more fruited and start to make runners runner; the Intercollegiate half-mione soil with and are filled these BE TO RAILROAD pots J. R. DeWItt, intercollegiate thrower; sheep are freezing to death in deep SOLD AT AUCTION R. E. Williams, Princeton's foremost snow drifts north of Cokevllle, Wyo., is burled just where the first runner on the Oregon Short Line. These sheep from each plant will strike root. runner; J. M. Perry, W. R. Armstrong The Finest This new plant then roots in the soil NEW YORK Nov. 20. There Is con- and several others yet to be chosen. had been summer grazed in the Idaho and Wyoming mountains north of in the pot. When it has become firm- siderable speculation in railroad circles WINES : : LIQUORS Cokevllle and were being removed to ly rooted it is cut off from the mother as to who will come Into possession of ONE LIFE LOST IN CIQARS GLENNS FERRY FIRE the winter ranges of the Red desert in plant and the buried pots are taken the New York and Ottawa railway, which is to be sold at public auction toWyoming when overtaken by the bliz- up. each containing a strawberry plant These plants are day at St. Regis Falla Although the zard. BOISE, Ida Nov. 20. So far as can M. R. BEARER, T. P. LEWIS, to form the fruiting bed for the follow- Ottawa and New York the division be ascertained only one life was lost Prop. Manager. TRAIN WRECKERS MAY ing year, and are placed in a partially which reaches Ottawa is operated in the burning of the Stockton hotel OGDEN, UTAH. RECEIVE DEATH 8ENTENCE shaded place, for there will not be largely as a separate corporation, the at Glenn's Ferry yesterday, the vic- 326 25th St., enough soil in the pots to contain suf- fact that the other company owns the tim being James O'Hara, a laborer. He Nov. 20. Should ficient moisture to stand the hottest stock and bonds of both lines' means was a stranger there. DENVER, Colo that the purchaser of the N. Y. ft O. Miss Georgia Lloyd was severely Charles McKinney, Pntrick Mullaney rays of the sun. As soon as these new plants have will take over both roada and Thomas Foster be convicted on the burned while endeavoring to get the The Delaware and Hudson railroad is roomers out. She became bewildered charge of attempted train wrecking, been secured in the pots the old plants on which they have been arrested at are dug up and burned, the soil thoro- believed to have an eye on the prop- in the smoke and had to be carried Cripple Creek, they will be laible to ughly worked over and enriched if It erty, for by the construction of a con- out. This was done by William Baxe miles it would ter, who was burned about the face the death penally under the Colorado need be. The bed is then ready to re- necting line of ceive the plants for the coming sea- have the most direct line from New and hands. The loss was about 65,000. statute.. Adjt-GeSherman Bell says that son, and the potted plants are then York to the Adirondacks and Canada. these men with others were shadowed planted out, each with its ball of KLONDIKE'S OUTPUT. HEADACHE. The ladles of the M. E. church will DAWSON. Nov. 20. The total outby soldiers lu citizens' clothes, who earth about the roots, the same plan Many do not ace e well a they e saw them in the act of removing spikes of pluntlng being used as was adopted have a bread, cake, pic and put In the Klondike gold fields for the should; Other nee well, hut their and fish plates from a rail on the Flor- the first yenr. All runners are kept baked beans sale Saturday, November season of 1903, Is 610,137,308 against eye noun become tired. Still nth. ence & Cripple Creek railroad, the ap- off these plants, of course, and they 21st. 311.845,293 last year. The shrinkage ere puffer with mn.tant hcaiiarhc, Is due to the extreme shortage of water parent object being to wreck a train will form strong crowns for fruiting, which medicine not relieee. A Good Name. carrying hundreds of miners home just ns the originul plants the first seasupply caused by the tying up of beeanee headwlie enme from eye son. From personal experience I testify water rights in litigation. from work. etmin and the only remedy la a Little Early Risers are Where plants are continually re- that DeWItts unequalled as a liver pilL They are pair of good gimme properly fit- RELIEF OF THE planted in this manner they may be- rightly named because they give Saved from Terrible Death. ted. If for any reaenn your eight do and and their work energy strength HANNA SUFFERERS come weakened somewhat and not with ease. W. T. Easton, Boerne, Tex. ie not good, eail on me. have M. L. Mrs. Bobbitt of of The family possess ns much vigor as is desired. Thousands of people are using these the applianeea. skill, and experi- Bargertown, Tenn saw her dying and IIANNA, Wyo., Nov. 20. The relief For this reason it may be necessary tiny little pills In preference to all were powerless to save her. The most because they are so pleasant skillful enoe tnflt any eve that rlaiwee will committee appointed to collect sub- to renew the beds every few years by others, physicians and every remedy and effectual. They cure biliousness, use fa!led,while consumption was slowhelp. Examination Free. scriptions for the fumilies of the 169 starting with another lot of plants torpid liver. Jaundice, sick headache, surely taking her life. In this miners who lost their lives in the ex- which have never friuted. But if the constipation, etc. They do not purge ly DiscovDr. New hour terrible King's and weaken, but cleanse and strengthC. P. UTTER, D. plosion In the colliery here last June soil Is kept enriched and water is ap- en. Bold by Geo. F. Cave, Wallace ery for Consumption turned despair bottle brought imThe first into Joy. Wm. Co and Giddlngs. has completed its labors. The total plied at the right time, the crops should Drug mediate relief and its continued use The Eye Specialist, sum disbursed was 111,422. Fifty-focompletely cured her. It's the most be large. A gentleman whose plnnta- Good solicitors wanted tor the Daily certain (SuoccMor to Prof. M Thomaa) cure in the world for all throat widows received 650 each and 174 chilwas visited and who Utah State JoumaL Apply to Horace and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles Z03 Keelee llulldlng, Ogden. a Ition strawberries recently 50c and 61.00. Trial bottles free at dren received 675. after this plan on 8. Foster, city circulator. Jesse J. Driver Drug Store. well-rott- g, ed DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic Mail, all poinu Eikt. No. 12 Salt Lake Local No. 2 ChiuiKO-St- . Lout Limited.... No. 4 Atlantic Express, all point I.io! ' 2 15 i, 1t ARRIVE p. hi DAILY. No. 5 Pacific Mail, Balt Lake and all 10:15 a point East No. 1 Chicago and t. 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