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Show DAILY ALCOHOL, World's Record Breaking used Crockery Glassware Ornaments Prices never so cheap Need the room for New Holiday Goods 18. 1 od 5 be-aT- of notion is In danger of her men drink liquors becoming blind coroner Scholer tonight "New Moeclally, is In need of protec-lifro- the poisons that are being ia beverages. We physicians know when the dangers are to t it time attention was called fkct that the use of wood alcohol Urt prevalent that the health of the jg .erlously menaced by the use of cheap liquors In which It seat up by the unscrupulous. 4doon men will sell it as long as an will buy It and the officers of the permit them. I have here (holding ktakii hand) a letter from the health moBlssloner of the state of Pennsyl-nul- i, in which he tells me that 95 per ml of the alcoholic liquors taken from Pennsylvania contain dangerous quantities of nod alcohol and the stuff Is making eyeB-gnd eye out ot 8 am not recommending a way to parent the sale of this poison." con-ei- nt sa-W- U Oct 18. Following WASHINGTON, dose on the whisky fatalities of New revelations fork tnd the subsequent tere, Dr. C. W. Wiley, chief of the chemistry, prcrn merit bureau of nonded a note of warning. In an Ony he expressed the opinion that K per cent of aU the whisky sold h this country In hotels, restaurants, dubs and bars was nothing less .than While this may not deep Imitation. htitiy poisonous, very much of It system, and It is be b dimerous to the human eren when taken moderately, ill a fraud on the public. The government, through the bureau if chemistry, already has begun an For the remedy Dr. hnutigatlon. Wiley suggests better laws regulating Ike sale of strong drink, the most imshall be a statute portant of which and spurious articles as such. The passage bill now pending In t the pn Migresa, he says, will aid any laws the states may now have or enact In real eompelllng B be labeled re-fo- future. 1 am not surprised, the said Dr. Wiley the revelations recently Mde In New York concerning the or linary whisky of commerce. I have tried to convey a warning in times put and the situation as developed today, "at gives a practical Illustration f the necessity of this warning. The bureau of chemistry already has entered upon an analysis of domestic vhhkle, to sscertaln the difference Imply between the pure and the adulterated, particularly to find out the ingredients of the latter. I have ordered 150 ample of whisky now In bond from the internal revenue bureau of the imminent. From what we have heard from dealers In whisky, I am led to Wieve that 85 per cent of the ordinary hiky of commerce Is adulterated. nd Saves Two From Death. "thir little daughter had an almost frtal attack bronchitis." A 18, PAGE THREE, 1904. Baking Dishes, Tea and Coffee Pots, Kettles and Trays i JAP President Pulliam of the National Baseball league yesterday paid the sixteen players cif the Philadelphia National league club fifteen days salary. This step was taken because of the Inablllaty of tbe local club to raise the necessary amount of money Involved. The Philadelphia club's franchise Is now the property of the Na tlonal league, and when the club Is sold under sheriffs sale the only assets will be tbe office furniture and the lease and building at the ball park. Had the aalarlea of the playera not been paid the men would have been free to sign with any organisation they Ns-tlona- T 28,-75- er ir "mg rt TEA We sell tons of poor stuff; tat our name isnt on it. Go FIVE-O'CLOC- See Them in Our Window MORE THAN YOUR MONEYS WORTH IN SMOKING QUALITY Cl BABY BOUQUET UPMANNS GAR. lted with 1.000 for hla catching and easily leads the rest Brown, of Omaha, la at the head of the pitcher list with .875. The club batting peraentagee for the past season were as follows: Per Cent. Colorado Springs '.. .278 A New Departure n Hardware Dept. HURRY UP TRAIN Is the way a prominent eastern newspaper editor expresses himself about the service of the Overland Limited on tho Washing AH Wool and Colored Goods Vashed in Distilled Water No Fading No Shrinking Union Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Line If you are going east and are hurry, the Overland Limited la train to take. Through cars to .We have recently arranged to save all tha distilled water produced by the condensation of the steam used in our engine, dry rooms, mangles and other steam heatad machinery, and find we have enough for tha washing of all our ailka colored and and flannels godds. The superiority of this pure, oft water over the hard water of thie city for washing such goods is vary groat. By the uee of distilled water, mild soap and care that the d are not goods there is but littls danger of fading or shrinking. Any work entrusted to ue will receive most careful C. S. WILLIAMS, South St., Chi- Commercial Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah 106 West Second Cant Dependlet On the Sun. ua fill your coal abed for heat In the winter time, You eo weather I. good. M L J()nes C()al OLD PHONE 140 Z. Up-tow- - while the and Ice Co. Office 407 24th 8t. 122 W, 24th 8L n v Yard, Thro the jScenic Rockies to St. Louis Without Ogden Steam Laundry STREET. TWENTY-FIFT- H PHONE a the In cago. over-heate- 437 BEST STIM- A SURE NUF 174. Change 5 C. J. A. Lindquist UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER LEAVING 8 ALT LAKE CITY AT 3:15 P. M. ' ARRIVING IN WORLD8 FAIR CITY AT 7:19 A. M. Open AU Might Teleyasne Ht-X- . 2620 Washlagtea Ave. Ogdm.Utek. WITH SIX HOUR8 Utah National Bank UNITED 8TATE8 DEPOSITARY. IN DEN ER. SURELY THI8 18 THE IDEAL ARRANGEMENT FOR YOUR WORLD'S FAIR TRIP. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY BY AVAILING YOUR8ELF OF IT WHILE THE RATE8 ARE LOW. FOR DETAILED INFORMATION WRITE TODAY TO OGDEN, UTAH. President John EL Dooly Horace E. Peery . , . Cashier Ralph E. Hoag DOME8TIC and FOREIGN 8ells Drafts on- all points. PAY8 INTER E8T ON TIME DEP08ITS. Vice-Preside- nt R- - F. NESLEN, General Agent. 79 W. Second South St.( Salt Lake City. Fred L..Kellers BILL OF FARE: Oysters Crabs and Shrimps Salmon and Halibut Striped Base Poultry Beef and Mutton Pork and Veal Hama and Bacon Dried and Pressed Corn Beef Head Cheese and Dill Pickles Pure Home Rendered Lard. 2478 Washington Avenue. RATES PACIFIC. St. Louis and return. $42.50. Chicago and return. $47.50. Chicago and return, via St Loula, Omaha 264 $47.60. Bt Loula and return, via Chicago, Dea Moines 259 $48.75. past Rloux 959 City r In batting. Leslie, of Sioux CHy. witn Tickets limited to December 15th. Denver 249 season rled off the honors to rthe 241 Transit limit ten days In each direcSt Joseph a percentage of .975. In fielding the standing of the dubs tion. Pullman Bleepers through to St Loula without change. In Individual fielding White, of Tickets on was as follows: ale Denver team, heads the list each week. and Tuesdays Fridays Per Cent baseman with a percentage Doof f0 Stop overa allowed. Denver 95c ' Of the fielders. Flske. of A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Paa Agt . Colorado Springs 941 and Schelberk, of St. 943 Joseph St th credited with perfect work daringtheir Des Moines IF YOU SMOKE GOOD CIGAR8, 942 season, and 1.000 Is set opposite Her- Om:4ha BABY BOU 941 CALL FOR UPMANNS names In the per cent column. Sioux City QUET NEXT TIME So. Is also crea Colorado of man. Springs, .."" K Z . C. M. I. Kuropatkin ia Caricaturad in Undignified Petition Odea Are Interspersed With Tales of Slaughter ST. PETERSBURG, OcL 18. The at Xovoye Vremyaa correspondent the front states that every Japanese soldier carries a diary, in which he describes and often Illustrates his adventures Hundreds of these diaries have been picked up by the Russians. Most of them have rude pictures of the Mikado at the beginning. General Kuropatkin la sometimes caricatured In undignified positions. In one cartoon he stands before the esar, pointing to wounded soldier with a twisted bayonet, and aaying, "This la all that remains of the army. 'I am Matalkuota.a private soldier,' begins one diary, of Samurai race, but fallen into poverty. Of Russians have slain with rifle and bayonet ten. When the story of my adventures ia complete I shall have slain ten tens. Here follows a skilfully drawn picture of a hundred Russians laid In a row. Many of the diaries are filled altogether with poetry, and Odea to written In pure European Glory, strain are common. One booklet contained twenty pages of an eulogy over My fallen brother, the child of eagle ancestors. After this followed neat account of personal expenditure, the whole for three months, amount Ing to three and a half yen. AND TEA POTS ARE BEAUTIFUL ROCHESTER AND QUICK TO HEAT. WORK' DURABLE EASY TO EXTRACTOR 18 THE THE AMERICAN TEA AND COFFEE MADE. IT HOLDS BACK THOSE CONSTITUENTS THAT OVER ULATE! IRRITATE AND KEEP ONE AWAKE AT NIGHT. THE 9-- 10 per-frot- ,4 fcu .. Silver CHAFING DISHES SOLV- f iil V the name. PROBLEM IS SIMPLY ED AT ST. LOUIS. f r mm nearly every comment on St. Iiuis contained references to mudJy water. Today water expert from all parts of the 1'nited States are trying to find the formula thnt Water Commissioner Belt C. Adkins uses to clarify the water thnt la dispensed to St. Louisan. Comments lately on the purity of St. Louis water have been so frequent Great Americas 6a. a ImportiajTea criticisms were a year ago, and the why and wherefore has been a Money Saving Store. matter of conjecture. 340 TWENTY-FIFT8TREET Alum has been the agent that has OGDEN received credit tor pure water, but at the office of the water commissioner it was found that there Is a premium out for anyone that will find a trace of alum In the St. Louis fluid that flows through the faucets. A combination of sulphate of Iron and lime is the secret of Commissioner Adkins and the success of his researches has made water experts envious. If the National League magnates At the intake at the Chain of Rorke knew how it made them look to decline each day an analysis of the water Is challenges they would take another made and the report of the chemist decides the proportion of lime and thought. sulphate of iron that will be placed In the water that starts for the settling Young Corbet t" (William Rothwell) basins. and Jabez White of England probably After the water leaves the first setwill meet within a few months for In- tling basn it has been demonstrated that 85 per cent of the sediment that ternational pugilistic honors. White has heretofore colored St. Louis water fights at 130 pounds and Is reckoned as has been eliminated. the best fighter of his class In EngBacteriologists show that 98 per cent of the germs have been deland. The records of the health stroyed. rate department John T. Brush says the American from diseasesshow that the death that originate from Ima is He minor league organisation. pure water Is less than for many forgets that his own outfit Is growing years. old. The new water system costs the modest sum of 15 cents per capita a Several western universities are In- year and the Installation of the plant vestigating the standing of their base- not far from $150,000. Philadelphia ball players. Next summer, perhaps, experts who have been In St Louis there will be a general Investigation of admit that their system of sand filtration cost 816.000.000. this falls football teams. A comparison of St. Louis water a ago with that of other cities It Is the general belief among base- year ball men that some radical changes shows a variation of color that ranges are due to take place in the national from almost bl&ck a year ago to clear game this winter, when the powers water now, with other cities hovering get together to discuss the matter. close to the black line. The water department Is proud of There Is a growing feeling In baseball circles, all over the country, that the its record and visitors are invited to the samples of water. If that pitcher has entirely too much advant- inspect is not sufficient, they are invited by age over the patters. It has been said to take a trip on the that the game Is becoming too me- Secretary Walsh municipal car line from Baden to the chanical. Chain of Rock and search as close as they wish Into the process that Before the National Sporting club In makes the St. Louis water now as London last night, Joe Bowker of eood to drink aa It was poor to San of Neill Frankie beat England streets a year ago. St. Louis sprinkle twenty-round a on in Francisco points contest for the bantam weight cham- Dispatch. pionship of the world and 32,500. The pugilists were In fine condition. SOLDIERS The Englishman was a slight favorite at 11 to 10, hut Nelli was well supported by many Americans. The early rounds were rather In the CARRY DIARIES Americans favor, and In the ninth round he almost had Bowker beaten. From that time forward Bowker greatly Improved and administered a lot of punishment, which Neill sustained In plucky fashion. It was an Interest- THEIR ADVENTURES ARE. REing fight throughout CORDED AND ILLUSTRATED. of whooping cough and writes Mrs. W. K. Havl-- d of Armonk, N. Y., but, when all tber remedies failed, we saved her with Dr. Kings New Discovery. might select 0 niece, who had Consumption In an If figures count for anything, the jjdwnced stage, also used this won-wffly last season medicine and today she is in baseball has been tbe weflL Desperate tftroat and most successful In the history of tbe J8, diseases yield to Dr. King's New game. "frrovwy as to no other medicine on Not only have the American and th. Infallible for leagues played to remarkable Coughs and Colds. ,nd 81.00 bottles guaranteed by crowds, but so have the minor leaguea e J. Driver, off the druggist Trial bot-- h The American league carried free. banner crowds, drawing a grand total of 8,094,559. due In a measure to Its October 89th the high school will run close race throughout the season. The special excursion to Salt Lake, total of the National league was wnd trip, i. The occasion will be grand 2.114.701. nearly 820,000 less than Ben football game between Salt Lake Johnson's organisation. school and the Ogden high school. The largest crowd at a single game was at the Polo grounds, New York, FVE-CENGOOD June 11. when 88.805 persons passed CIGAR UP thorugh the turnstiles: but some doubt FOR ANYBODY: JNOUgh of JJANN8 BABY BOUQUET CLEAR has been cast on the correctness "AVAN A. these figures. Chicago was the attraction. Boston carried oi t the honors In the American league, breaking all Thread Mother's Needles, records for that city. The crowd at0. u your mother's has failed with New York. sight t threading a needle is a task a Saturday's games mark. high-watthe was wt beyond her, and nen you see her di In Kew York on Lflbor dny uty, help her over this little American league and the National by threading her needles tenmes conflicted, 87.827 persons were while 24,88- - saw ' 8IPly take the spool of thread at the Polo grounds, American League d at Athletics Paper of needles and without the the greatest the thread thread the whole park, a total of 61.959, one city In a crowd ever drawn from of needles as one would string day. VFhen a needleful of thread single desired all that Is Weat-c- m necessary la to M. H. Sexton, president of the . needle, draw off as long fielding the has compiled fead as desired, fasten the outside and lengue. records of the players who batting mole to the spool and leave It ready took part in Western league games tne ext time. season. A. OCTOBER A Few New Styles ot Nickled CLEAR Sediment is Prscipitated by 8ulphate of Iron and Limo Procsss Is Cheap. WITH THE SPORTS m 2t IDE Come early just to look. of Coroner Scholer. casey Wood, the eminent Chicago, has sent a letter Smer Scholer asking for detailed ta "taxation concerning the deaths alco-VpKew York from wood tells Dr. Scholer that t well as the remainder of la in peril of blindness alco-Jt- a the prevalence of wood over the sold ordinary liquids 3. THE Chinn The Increas-N- E ol diseases of the eye, the 4 Influx to the hospital of persona HP" j.,ltlve vision, the alarming J of Wind to the ranks of directly in a num-- 5 "4. Stances to the use of wood beverages." This Is the Oct BEEN Dinner Sets TO ADUL. terate. to blame. YORK, TUESDAY, JOURNAL. CAUSED ftav.rfim.nt Chsmist Wiley Say. Domootic p,r Cnt of Whisky lo Bad. fr STATE EMU Lie 111,000 UTAH IS NOW PREPARED TO SHOW YOU EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT IN SUITS, OVERCOATS, HAT8, SHOES, UNDERWEAR, ETC. 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