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Show DAILY had a meeting with ail experienced teachers at the high chool on Thursday afternoon last, rhey were given instructions about he many things that teachers who iave not taught before should know efore entering the school room. The neetlng was an enthusiastic one. Miss Orth ii Mr. Squire Coop began his work In music with the grades during the week. He met teachers of the second and third grades outlining the first month's work. As the schools are now well equipped with charts and books for work in this department, much is expected and no doubt much will be done In this Important subject Drawing, one of the subjects that has been slighted to some extent during the last year, will be properly looked after by Miss Clayton who has been employed for this work. Miss Clayton comes from the Teachers' college connected with the University of Chicago and is no doubt well fitted for her work. She has met the teachers of several of the grades and they are already at work. The various school buildings in the city are connected with the superintendents office by telephone. Much of the work that had to be done by messenger boys la now done through this convenience. It is one more evidence that the schools of this city are and progressive. Mr. James Dr. Edward Rich has added another fine specimen to the academy zoological collection. This time it is a young tarantula. The students are ever mindful, too, of his other gifts. Mr. W. B. Kelly, representing the Smith Premier Typewriting company, examined and repaired the typewriters last Thursday. WITH THE SPORTS I Following Is the standing of the Pacific National league: P. W. L. P.C. Bolc Spokane Butte Salt Lake 129 128 127 128 80 73 54 49 49 .021 55 78 .570 .425 .388 79 excellent French class day, but could not stretch It far subject Is very popular enough and the game wen to Spokane class of pupils. by a csore of 8 to 6. McFarland and The question of establishing what Damann pitched well, but the Boise is known as the "ungraded room In men made costly errors and thus lost large schools Is receiving a good deal the game. of attention from the superintendent 8we: R. H. E. and the teachers' committee. 12 4 This Bl" room will receive pupils that from Spokane It 2 McFarlan and Kcllackery; D. some cause or other have fallen from n and Frary. their regular places In the various Dain-Hn- At Salt Iaike: In one of the best games of the season Salt Lake defeated Butte yesterday by a narrow margin. Hoon and Toxer were both in fine form, but in the seventh Hoon made the fatal mistake of hitting Delmas, and this mixplay enabled the locals to score the only run of the Attendance wns very light. Soor,: R. H. E. game. Butte Salt Lake j 8 5 Hoon and Spencer; Toxer and Hausen. 3 j Louis Long of Oakland and Charlie Neary of Milwaukee posted their forfeits. 8200 each, at Seattle yesterday. The football squad of the nigh Their twenty-roun- d boxing match on school may be seen quietly but ef- September 30th is now assured. fectively "working out" every evening of the week. It looks as If the team The Goodman-Atte- ll fight at Butte which Is a light one, will have to de- has berti abandoned, and Instead pend upon quickness and alertness to Hererra. win its games. Blakeslee. who wss Goodman on the Mexican, will meet October 17th. Attel's failure to arrive in time to properly train for the amtrh was the cause of r the Silver Bow Athletic club calling off the bout. Wont every careful woA from Tommy Markhnni man buy yi lb of all four states letter that Tommy is willing to aca match with Maurice Thompkinds Schilling's Best and cept son of liutte at 133 pounds, but asks that the agreement be made to read try them! winner to take alL" He is confident Thompson easily. Yf vmm manw ym aunty if jrw Saa'i I ikr k. that he canis defeat now under the manage Thompson Au-rel- TEA You may start PROGRAM a Savings Account to Bear Compound Week of Sept. 19 Recitations. At Boise: The Boise team started a L. Barker, who has Just whirlwind finish in the ninth yesterseveral years' work in The transfer of pupils from the Grant, Madison and Mound Fort schools to the Dee school was made yesterday. A large number of children in this district have not started to school yet In anticipation of an early opening. Utahna Park Interest io As the last season of summer sports ALLAIRE & CAVILLE has been a satisfactory one locally, Club Jugglers. there is natural speculation concernMOVING PICTURES. ing the prospects for the fall and winter. So far as bowling is concerned, Ogden's outlook is Indeed bright, as GRAND SACRED CONCERT8 SUNwe will soon have six of the finest DAY, SEPTEMBER 25. bowling alleys in the country. About Afternoon, 4; evening, 8 and 9:30. 82,500 toward that end has already been raised and work on the alleys ADMIS8ION, 10 CENT8. will be begun very shortly. As to football, Ogden may also expect considerable as the prospects for strong teams was never better. Boxing is bound to flourish um In matches ered, It with a splendid new gymnasithe city, and several good assured. Everything consid- may now be said that the sporting status of Ogden Is above the average considerably, and that sum mer and winter sports have enough devotees to make both seasons en gaging. defeating Spokane in the last two games Boise has claimed the pennant of the National league. Spokane, Butte and Salt Lake will finish In the order named. In speaking of taking the pennant McClusky of Boise said: Winning the pennant is one of the greatest advertisements Boise has had for several years, hut I am afraid the city will not enjoy such baseball as she has witnessed this season for some time to come, as the Jumps are so great that It Is a luxury they cannot afford. Baseball must be profitable to live and the gate receipts are eaten up in railroad fares and other traveling expenses." Mr . McClusky was asked if a league could not be organised which would include Boise, composed of such towns, as Portland. Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane. Butte, Ogden, Salt Lake and Boise, making it an eight team league. "Unless such a league as this can be organised," replied Mr. McClusky, 'I am afraid Boise will never he In a first class league on account of its isolation. If such a league could he formed it would certainly Include Boise as It would break the jump between Salt Lake and Portland. Boise is a good baseball town and will be better as the city grows which it Is bound to do. However, it will take some good organiser to bring this about." By Passengers to New York, Boston, New England and all eastern points will And It to their adavntage to ascertain rates applying over the Nickel Plate road and Its eastern connections. Three dally trains on which there Is no excess fare charged. One special feature of the service Is meals In dining-cars on American Club plan. Pay for what you get, but In no case over 35 cents to 31 per meal; also service a la carte and mid-da- y luncheon 60 cents. Folders, rates and all Information cheerfully furnished by applying to Chas. E. Johnson, district passenger agent, room 205 Century building. Denver, Col. Chicago depot. La Ralle and Van Buren streets.! PHYSICAL CULTURE. Women can Increase chest measurement from 3 to 8 Inches and decrease waist measurement If necessary. The rooms are fitted with dumb bells, punching bags, trapexe, traveling rings, wall machines, etc., etc., the use of which is at the disposal of the ladles after their class exercises. Many Ogden ladies will be gin(j to learn that Mrs. Erick Von Engle will start a ladles' class In physlcnl on the first of next month. culture Ladles who are Interested please call after 2 P. m. Information cheerfully given. 24th street: upstairs. badness kept cut. Allgoodne? All kept in. &m $anborhs Children at the Ogden State Bank's IliMluirv Savings Department with $1.00. good, substantial tlien Don't consider It too small a Fred L. Kellers BILL OF FARE: Crescent Oysters Crabs and Shrimps Salmon and Halibut Striped Bass Poultry Beef and Mutton Pork and Veal Hams and Bacon Dried and Pressed Corn Beef Head Cheese and Dill Pickles Pure Home Rendered Lard. 2478 Washington Avonus. Retains the the UNITED Drakes Easy Money Loaned salaried people same day asked for without security or indorsement, without knowledge of employer or any one; payments to suit. LOWEST RATE8I BEST TERM8I Your credit once established at my office you can get money at a moments notice. Call and get my terms before going elsewhere. D. D. DRAKE 410-1- 1 Tel. 500-Eeclee Bldg. Open 8:30 to 7:30,; 10 to 11 Sunday THE LUDWIG PIANO Furnish you with either or both. L W. WADE, Mgr. for Ogden 4ft9499MW4M4449MHH tony I tfnbertaher Edgar Jones Co. Phone 150 ST. Open 124. 2372 Vssblngton Day and 9(fght. The Cheapest Place to Buy MEATS DID YOU EVER Think that perhaps that savers nervous headache was caused by defect in the eyes? It will only take a few minutes of your time for mo to find out and no charge will be mads for giving you the information. If it is not from oyo strain I will bo honest and tall BALLARD & RINCKER. TeL 853. 331 34th Street RUSHMER Export Manufacturing Optician. AVE. toast i Ca J. A. Lindquist UNDERTAKER nd EMBALMER Al1 Nlht-- Teleytsss 2620 Washlngtofl Ava, ! bought on remarkably terms. COME IN AND TRY Everett Dealers. etiy ! IT. CARSTENSEN & ANSON CO. (Incorporated.) Templs of Music. 74 MAIN STREET. v Successors to I Daynes Music Ca 8ALT LAKE CITY. r attend dsness sr theaters or to cstch train in a Hurry If you To remombor tho numbs i phono 22. I ALLEN TRANSFER COMPANY. album allm, kg. 412 25th Phone 22. Capital and SL I225.0CWB Surplus. First National Bank H0-- Ogdta, Utah. DAVID ECCLES, President-THOMAD. DEE. JOHN PINGREE, Cashier. JAB- - F. BURTON, Aesistsnt Bt Cs DIRECTORS! DThomas O. Bsmerd Whit John Wti8". Adam Pe - David Eeolsa Geo. H. Tribe W. W. Ritsr Joseph Clark the MCun Respectfully solicits n banks, mercantile flrme vlduals. a. We pay interest on time dp0t. courteous Ample resources, service. ment superior COAL you so. 2412 WASHINGTON we know of. Besides, it li expensive, end can be' OGDEN. UTAH ALBERT F. RICHEY J. T. i T Has probably pleased the (rest X er majority of musicians this What two words have greater meaning than Vegetables TELEPHONE MILLING CO. MAKERS. Vice-Preside- Utah Lights Railway Company H berry PEERY BROS. STATE8 DEPOSITARY. John E. Dooly President nt Horace E. Peery . . . Cashier Ralph E. Hoag 8ella FOREIGN and DOMESTIC Drafts on all po'ints. PAYS INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. GOOD IN TWENTY-FiFT- ed OGDEN, UTAH. AND ALWAYS HAVE EVERYTHING 338 well-matur- Utah National Bank WE SELL THEM Groceries sweet, nutty flavor of and makes most satisfactory bread, TEAS LightstPower LET THE InsMpKkago? Fruits and nothing iuite l'ure, wliolesnino bread tWKME THATS i5 so good as matter. Lyceum Theater returned from Paris, has an organised. The with a certain grades. The room would be under the direction of a very strong teacher and an assistant whose duty it would be to give each child individual Instruction until such time as ha could resume his place in the regulnr grade. The plan would relieve the regular class room teacher of a great amount of work and time which belongs to the majority In the class. 24, 1904. ne ed in good. The chemical and laboratory supplies arrived from Chicago today. Mr. Blakeslee Is busily engaged In checking up a lot of new material for the use of the pupils In the science deSome I!, 000 has already partment. been spent In equlplng the laboratories in the High school. JOURNAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ILLUSTRATED BONO "Philadelphia" ark O'Brien knocked MISS BRYCE. a member of the famous lieloit team, out Billy Stlft lu the second round last is it's couch. night before the Eureka Athletic club at Baltimore. The men are middle-weigh- ts WILLIAM RYAN and fought at catch weights The following changes in assignRoman Rings. OBrien floored Stlft ment were made yesterday by the su- for a purse. second Later round. the was Cora twice Miss during Clayton perintendent: LEWIS SISTERS sent to the Washington school, fourth he landed a right swing to the Jaw grade: Miss Clarie Gypaon was as- that sent Stlft down and out. Song and Dance. signed to the Mound Fort school, to the who Davis goes fourth grade; Miss Kid McCoy, the heavyweight JOE ZARELLA AND WIFE Emerson second grade, while Mrs. recently sent Jack O'Brien spraallng Millie Gone will be assigned to the to the mat. will do battle with Tim Comedy Sketch. Ilngree. Sullivan, the fighting Irishman, at Los Angeles September 27th. CARL DEVERE WEBER 8TAKE ACADEMY NOTE8. Swede MonologlsL The second week of the school year It is put down as a sure thing that ended with the Increase in attendance when Joe Gans and Joe Walcott meet over the same time last year still 70 In San Francisco September 30th there BURTON AND DE ALMO per cent. There have been a few dis- will be no baby taps handed out. Musical Sketch. couragements, owing to unavoidable They are both in the game for blood. conflicts, but the great majority of E. R. GOURLEYS UTAHNA-SCOP- E students are already at home in their Sandy Ferguson of the dub class is work. New Pictures. nose, JefTa under check a $500 shaking as if that would be an Inducement for of the Nearly all the older members big champion to wallop him. the choir are in their usual places. $ ADMISSION, 10 CENTS. These, with the selected new ones, are the occupied Juat people sixty furnishing excellent music for de- grand stand at Walker's Field in Salt exercises. votional Lead, Kindly Lake to witness the game Light," as sung last Thursday morn- betweenyesterday Lake and Butte. Still Salt ing, showed that the training of last the Salt Lake papers will adhere to Ball-antyProfessor is not forgotten. year belief that Salt Lake Is the best is delighted with the prospects their town In the west, while Ogbaseball Week Commencing Sept. 19 of success. den could not pay expenses." Why not come out of it? Professor McKendrlck reports a H. S. POWTER larger enrollment in geography and The Milwaukee Sentinel offers the Selections. algebra than at any time last year. One way of following suggestion: MISS LOTTIE TAYLOR settling the umpire question la to setProfessor Lind's Latin Is the largest tle the umpire. Upon a Sunday Why not discharge Illustrated song, beginning rlnss he has had. this functionary and let each player Morglng When the Church Bells Chime. decide his own plays? Think It over. Mrs. Evans is not only teaching A game played under these conditions CLAUD RANF Yes, young Ideas how to shoot," but train- would be extremely Interesting. from Keith Circuit Marvel of Direct one to how at of them not method hundred about introduce this ing why the Wire Mid-a- ir Juggling and use the needle. The principal was Park City? Balancing. heard to express a fear that the registration In this department will have The baseball season of 1904 has FRANK FAY to be limited. Monologue. passed Into history, and It will not be many more days before horse-racin- g, WILSON & COLEY ' Professor and Mrs. McKay attended yachting, golf, and other summer Monologue. the parlor recital given last Wednesports will give way to football, bowlHARRY GREEN day afternoon, at Mrs. F. J. Klesels, ing, and other games that are identiCharacter Impersonator. by Miss M. Eleanor Ford. The sub- fied with the colder months of the ject was Through Scotland with year. M. ADELAIDE POWERS Barrie." Since last Wednesday noon Professor Bradford has been the happiest person In school. Word was whispered from one to the other that afternoon The first regular monthly princi- that something sweet had entered his pals meeting was held at the High life. Thursday morning the school school building on Wednesday evenhim as the father of a beautigreeted dislast. ing Superintendent Allison ful girl. He says the baby Is nearly cussed with the principals the subto register, weighing large ject of "The Piincipals General Pro- about enough twelve pounds. gram of Work in Improving the Efficiency of the School. Inquiries are being continually re- celved about night school. It wlll The general teachers' meeting that commence about October 15th. was called for today has been postponed on account of many of the By the new system of registration, teachers being busy with the transfer of pupils and other things connected the registrar, Professor Terry, has a with the moving into the new school good check on every student enrolled. His watchfulness has already resulthouse. The music clnsses in the High school have been organised and have begun work, in earnest in the theory and practice of sight singing. A chorus of the best voices will be organised by Mr. Coop for choral work. STATE ment of Joseph Woods who also handles the Herrera brothers. Woods will bring his string of fighters to n Ogden immediately after the Herrera-Goodmago at Butte and is desirous of matching Aurello or Mauro Herrera against a man like Turner or Thompson. From the present outlook he will probably be accommodated. IN OGDEN AND OTHER CITIES The opening of the new Dee building will mark an epoch in the history of the schools of Ogden. While not the largest bulldingg in the city it will be the most modern. It will be thrown open for the reception of puplla on Monday next at the uaual hour for the opening of school. Next Friday evening the building will be publicly dedicated. The people of that district will be given an opportunity to Inspect the new educational home of their children. Brief exercises consisting of some short addresses, some good muse and refreshments will be made s part of the opening. It is expected that the exercises will partake of the nature of a reception to President Dee commemorating his long service as a member of the Board of Education. It is a fact that there is not a single school building now in use lit Ogden that has not been built under his suold pervision and direction. The bebuildings that were constructed fore he became a member of the board have either been abandoned or so remodeled as to become practically new buildings. UTAH s The longer eyes are deprived of the aid they NEED, the worst they become. This is especially so In eye defects of young people. The eyes of children should receive special attention during their school days. Many a child might have become a power In the land If not handicapped by some bodily defect Of all the ailments to which children are liable, eye defects are becoming the most common. I exercise great care In examinations of this kind and GUARANTEE satisfaction. C. P. UTTER AM The ye Man lease J. naltiesfa Im ftssiSM ftlBFB. VOU HAVE TO kind of coal SUMMER- 08E - WHY NOT THE best? CARRIED BY SHURTLIFF A Telephone I 2407 Call 2041 or J |