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Show DAILY Capital and Burplus, 32SfiOOM. OGDEN. UTAH DAVID ECCLESb President. 8. ts TRIBE.... GEOl H. . JOHN PINGREE. Cashteft F. BURTON, Assistant Cashier. ! people who are fortunate to patronlae thla Laundry Establishment. The same opportunity Is offered you. Everybody seems to be Interested In the quality of the work we turn out. Judging by the number of people who entrust their laundry work to us. If you are determined to get High Grade Laundry Work you want to patronise this modern laundry. The Stem Ogden Lunndrv 437 TWENTY-FIFT- ST. H PHONES 174. Trusses The only complete line Ve guarin the city. antee a perfect fi t. CARRS Drug iStore MCalZ STORE THE Comer and Grant. Twenty-fift- h STILL THE BEST Columbia Club Perfecto Cigars UNION MADE HU US LEAGUE j j CHICAGO. Oct. 15. The Chicago club of the American busoball league Is the champion of the world. liy winning yesterday, a to 3. against the local club of the National league, the Americans earned the right to ily the world's chumpionshlp iennatit nf the American leugue, to ride to the grounds next season In carriages and to have World's Champions' lettered on the blankets worn by their horses. This game was the sixth of the series and the fourth victory (or the Americans. a When the test National batsman bad gone out, and the stunning fact that the new champions had been created burned its Impression through thousands of excited minds, a crowd surged around the box wherein sat Charles W. Murphy, president uf the losing club. He smiled gamely at requests for a spech and said: The best team won. They won because they played better ball. Too much praise cannot be given to President Comlskey and Captain Jones and the team, which, by unprecedented pluck, climbed In midseason from the seventh place to the top of their own league, and then topped o the achievement by winning the world's championship from the team that made a runaway race of the National league contest. I call for three cheers for Comlskey and his great team." Cheer after cheer followed this speech, but they were lost to the hearing of most of crowd, which was busily cherlng other things the Individual pteyera, the players collectively, and thumping said players on the backs with such enthusiasm that every one of them had to fight their way out to the waiting carriages. And cheers for the losers were not lacking. They had losts the greatest distinction that baseball offers to its votaries, but are still a great team, and the crowd which followed their carriages through the crowded blocks did not spare their throats In saying so. Won in First Two Innings. Comlskeys face was wreathed In smiles long before the game was over, for the Americans put the victory In storage In the first two Innings. When Bchulte went out after an abortive rare and the great series was over, Comlskey shook hands with such of his players as he could reach. The others were fighting to save themselves from their friends and had not time for congratulation aav pounding each other on the back. The crowd senied loath to leave the grounds when the game waa over. Thousands poured out of the bleach-er- a and circus scats onto the field, white those In thq atanda stood up and watched the spectacle. The yells and devlcea srrechlngs of noise-makiwhich had ben rending the air all during the game apparently to the limit, were redoubled. It waa pandemonium let loose. The pteyera tried to cling together for mutual protection, but It waa useless. A few momenta sufficed to make each one the center of densely throng, out of packed, half-eraswhich he had to fight hla way. The wives of such of the Americana as are married were waiting for their spouses in the carriages to carry them away safely from the mob. A crowd of small boys tore the wire screen from a ticket window after the game waa over and got Into the field merely to stand on the historic ground and share In the excitement. Victory Fairly Earned. That the victory waa a fairly earned one la shown not only by the fact that the Americana won four out of six games. Incidentally making It unnecessary to play the seventh, but by the hits and runs. The Americans, all told, made 22 runs, compared with 18 They made 88 by the Nationals. base hits, aa against 27 for tha Nationals. The Nationals made but five errors, compared with 14 by the Americana The latter also made the greater number of extra base hits, but the ground rules made nearly all of them good for only two bases. Among the expert critics of baseball la Is generally admitted that to the American pitchers most of the credit Is due Thla despite the fact that the American pitchers have but 24 strike out to their credit, against 16 for the The Americans gave 19 Nationals. bases on balls, as against 18 by the Nationals. Notwithstanding this, the American ptchers were effective when hits meant- - runs, particularly against such men aa Chance, Bchultse, Stetn-fel- dt and Kllng. These men, all consistent .800 hitter, were all but helpless during the moat of the series. On the other hand, the Americans, popularly called the 'Hitless Wonders batted more strongly than their opponents, who during the season had done (the heaviest batting In the National Teague. In the stealing of base, the Nationals had a shade over the Americana. Catchers Kllng and Bulllvan, who caught the entire series, wrre nner. but both formidable to base of the total 18 bases stolen, the Nationals got eight Pastas Into History. When the Americana assumed a lead of six runs the National players were a grimly determined looking lot. not but try aa they would they could solve the puxxllng delivery of Dr. ar-t- er White, the opposing pitcher. Timsteam of the hitters the heavy time, batted out easy onea when hits meant runs. All told, they gathered only ng ed Miiiieaeaeaeeeieaeaaaeee e e a e e e e Railway j : COLORADO-UTA- H : Short Line to St Louis e Through car, Balt Lake City, to SL Louie and V"M City. Only one change to New York, Buffalo and principal points Eaat low ratee for summer travel. Espo-- i etel attention to ladlea and chll-- a dren. Touriats steepen through to Chicago, Boston and other Two o points without change. 0 trains dally. Inquin at ticket J office. Any Information cheer- fully given. e i 1 H. C. TOWNSEND J Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent, BL Louis, Me. e KILL CURE COUCH thi LUNGS Dr. Kings Now Discovery FOR Q Sorest and ttuickest Cora for i THROAT and LUNG XROU: U3, or HOCTEY BACK. Ton can get Jo at Ths Journal Job Rooms. dern Ideas in printing a nan up-to-d- Oer. Inferior work. Both phones Give ua lli MUSIKGS vSPORT DIRECTORSi CHAMPIONSHIP Adam Psttersoc David Ecdaa John Wataoa II. & Browning W. W. Riter GNU H. Trlba L. & Hllla H. H. Rolapp GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILED Joseph Clark John Bptera AT CHICAGO GROUNDS. Barnard Whit lUopectfully aalieits tha aceaunta ai asereantile firms and individuate Wo pay interaat an tima deposits. By Taking tho Sixth Game of tho Setraat-man- L ries, Making Four for tho Americans, Ample raaauroao. aaurtaaua superior asrviem They Become ths Chsmpions of tho World. enough MONDAY. OCTOBER PACE THREE 15. 1906. ! First National Bank M. UTAH STATE JOURNAL r.x r.i .'.i ir.iwd rally went lii pt-- ft T. f,.r n , hi.- by a K'.itig pi... :..U . a:t of thninth inning . , x ij.-n- i tuis 11 1 douliie to humility before . flickering right, buta auband was . ' l hia-toi- y. '' I gained (ntt mqrtltuii..i t uifthlu aud L. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS J. E. Idllidiy. See. L J. Frecklkh. Pm. la 8! years ot .1 :::ai he is not better off without? ' iu1 no more hair than he. In that K I a..inr I Mu CACTUS OIL wvrr Imim 1 ant humbled and ashamed am 30 years hi senior, ami that In .itt) painfully concclou :! he is Immeasurably my su .it have Rotd Hotel Buildng. Ogdn, Utah. STOCK BROKERS int- - y . BROKERAGE CO. Tbs of ui Frcf. King: TE Scar. A I - . . lxik Into the blue eyes Hsals AI Too Painful to Dwell Upon Tho Difference in Thirty Years of Life. chagrin. INTER-STA- Without Between Their Petitions stiiutr. b.i.t. f r allow id t. ' ,.i k Huffman singled to lft. and Kid.. , . ivd. Sh cka:d was safe oi. a:: n r Schulte now came to ts :: all ii: t.ui Jcn of a forlorn bat. hof-on liis slicutceis. he hit a giouc.d r ft!-- . gin i lViuihue. and the great s,iiis pass, d lulu Ui sc ball I'vi-rall- in H ATOM OF INFANCY. - ,:t, ijj i.,. : i:as OF DADDY D jCcctus Spndi'y rurrs ruts, pra'.iw, I. J. Gnibaaa. Humphrey. V. P. Do an exclusive brokerage business in the legitimate stocks nf NeI. (. BMiar. vada (Tenepah Goldfield, Bullfrog and Manhattan) and Utah mly. Now receiving dally quotations from Ban Francisco. REFERENCE First NatL Bank Ogden Utah. ARE IN NO WAY CONNECTED WITH ANY BUCKET SHOP. sail's Oil brnlMW, uM lore. ivrii'.it.tMi trit-- . cbapi-- d ii.i.d-- , barbed ilr cute on animals, Iiuhu ssd wd.'-i-r sun.. msbsc. Itch, ud ail hurts 1 man or beast. At druasisis ts lc. We and SI NntLs. It 'oe equally; but at every other Ogden Beats Sait Lake. i" v. lie has the ad vintage of me. I At Walker's field in Salt Lake yesssd IS dsGwIBScd . 11. or MSI prepaid I1) :! is true that 1 have tasted pleas-:.OLNBV A McDAID. BUBSfK'tsrcr. terday afternoon. Rid Gmilin'a Lobwhich my boy Is unacquaint Clinton Iona, ll inr druit cauuvt ster put it all over the lubt-- i Tailors, supply. the noiw iihutuiiding that lie was comiwlled f.l. Li ut neither has he expcrieuc-eF jt Mia bp and regrets which to give t tie Tailors three or four of his K CAVE GEO. men before they would play. Balt Lake them: and so that account : i k succeedbut off X.iuh and four is squared. He dresses better gU Dispensing Druggist, ed in scorin'.; but twice, once In the .in I. but he is rich and can afford It. I third and ugatu in the ninth. Ogden OGDEN, UTAH. travel a n.uk like heathen coolie; hammered Heusser and Kiexrud for in and deny myselt aleepers fourlen lilts ami senied all three of her uivtitu) raiment that he may repose ASSEMBLY OF TEXAS PIONEERS. runs in the fourth. The summary: in idleness and be clothed In white K. 11. E. Ot-- t 15. At Ihf DALLAS, What emperor Him! S'Mi 8 a:i,l spotless linen. 11 i.I() 3 Ogden TfX.i the Fair Stale aurlvtra today w.is a ever whose more of tyrant; Bali Lake ml mm imi 1 4 8 uf those tiu-r- . hunts who were In busislaves more numerous and servile? evDoes 'ihhI.v ness In Texas pror to INTO, met at the loves Kansas City Hors Show. Ever) my boy. every woman Invitation of the fair dlre. turs. The KANSAS CITY. Mo., tkt. Hi. Kan- ery one love me? Di sas City's annual show of thorough- and young girl I nice' yearn to kiss movement was started by Col. It. E. breds, horse and human. oins t inlay and smother me with affectionate Dallas, hut now living In Weatherford. for a weik nf fashion and frivolity for cancel's? 1 have not observed It. ea. h wore a Tin veteran iion.-er- s Is the germ fighting apparatus of the 'smart set. as well as a week of presented by the fair ditwturs enjoyment for t lie lovers of fine horses. the modern hospital employed In the und v ore objects uf interest to the risTile exhibition Is undoubtedly the finest preparation of my food aud my toilet? ing generation of Texan business men ever shown here and Ituitnlea strings No, I am by unfriendly mi- and women. The button ts known as of thoroughbreds from Chicago, 8t. crobes and pursued disease at every The old Merchants' Ikty," and on its invite face show a a picture of an old fronlaut, Denver. Louisville, Lexington I antiseptic. tier and Omaha, In addition to the local ex- lunch counter. My boy store, a dim- - of the shack that He is tnimuue. hibits. did duty for a business house In Texas My boy is fear lea. next year and every In the foreground fort years ugo. While my education and experience are seen North Carolina Fair. with cowboy and year, every bushel of RALEIGH. N. C.. Oct. 15. With ex- and knowledge have taught me to be Indians, cheap ponies and high priced 1 a he fur wiser than coward, that, hibits never before urussel In the aaddlcs, while most conspicuous of all wheat that goea t o state and wl;h some of the fastest he knows Instinctively that no harm In the miniature ph ture are the make so lndisieiiibte at that time. horses In the south entered In the rac- can come to him, and to no real harm ing events, the North Carolina Fair does ur can come to him. lie la helpopened lu gates today. Excursion less and unafraid. Fifteen Assay or Analyses for 83.00. rates have ben made from points all Does the Insecurity of my position over the state and large crowds are ex- or even of life itself cause him any Gold, Bliver. Copjter, Iron, Zinc, Bllk-la-, Calcium or Manganese. Writs pected. disnut do these No, anxiety? things for particulars. The fair will remain open during the turb his Infantile slumbers. week and will be followed by the North I ran worry about such trifles if 1 THE HENRY HANSEN CHEMICAL Carolina Industrial exxsltlon, which RESEARCH CO like, but It takes something more sewill last until November 2. rious than death or financial disaster and Consulting Chamista, to move him to tears. Take away hla Analytical O'Kesfa and Thompson. 54 Railroad Bldg, Dsnvor, CoL BETTE, Mont., Oct. 15. Maurice bottle for a moment, and you will see Thomiwon of Butte and Jack O'Keefe what a real calamity la. In 30 years I have learned someof Chicago, welterweights, will go has to he nound, prime twenty rounds at catch weights as the thing of good and evil, and knowing principal feature of a boxing bout to nothing of either, he has no troubleand perfect. Why not be pulled off here tonight. some responsibility In the matter. get the beet flour? Yea, my baby boy la wiser than I Potts ts Fight Gardnsr, Bolomon us even of wiser than any DAVENPORT, la., net. 15. Jimmy was not I Gardner of New England and Jim with all hla wisdom, think, Y. Sun. Potta of Minneapolis, lightweights, will wiser than one of these! N. the Athletic club fight before The Oaly Doable-Trac- k Rolwajr betweaa thla evening. The men will fight at 136 (ho Mlaaauri River aad Chkaia. Man. Honest three-fourtpound and the winner will get "Will you love me when I am old? of the puree. asked the lltteniih damsel with the Weetem Polo Tournament. corkscrew curls, the false frissee, the KANSAS CITT. Mo., Oct. 15. A suspiciously brlgnt teeth and the polo tournament for the western cham- large bank account pionship. under the aunplce of the "Why, I love you now, don't I?" Missouri Hunt and Polo rlub, will open asked matter-of-fathe plain, every-danew thla afternoon on the polo ground man who waa tryundiplomatic at Elm Ridge Jockey club park. The met will continue throughout the week ing to provide for hla future. the voiceless And oh, brethren! and appearances Indicate that It will be the most Important ever held In the wynd that drifts across the open Polar The Most Laxarfeax Trite la the World tea was a hot wave compared to the west. Among the club represented at the atmosphere that surrounded him In a Compartment and drawing room tournament art the Owontsla and the minute. Judge- sleeping can, observation can, dinFreebooter of Chicago, and teams buffet --ttaoklng and library ing can, St. Fort from Fort Leavenworth, Louis, Murderous Act of Parisian. with can, barber, bath and Boik Riley, Denver, New Orleana, Fort A few days ago a carpenter named loven Library; entire train electric Worth, Louisville, Colorado Springe, Fort Robinson and Glenwod Springs, Letourneur waa walking along the SL lighted through to Chicago wlfoout Its This: If you want to tako ad Colo. Martin canal, In Farts, when he ebanga. Direct connection for tovantage of tho msny electrics! conThe match games will be played seised a boy of 13 and threw him trivances of modern dsys, we are morrow, Thursday and Saturday. The Into the water. Aa It happened the prepared to furnish ths electricity. Minneapolis tourney will be conducted under the boy could swim, but when he reached rulee of the National Polo aanoclatloit, the bank, tbe brutal Defeats, isswvsWobs. and fu8 Is carpenter kicked (onssthsi css b cNsinsd (ha which has appointed an official referee him back Into the water. Some burCm Am Wslkar, Gsssrai AassL for the occasion. In time to same the boy, A handsome cup will be p re am ted to gee ran up North-Woste-ra e Chicago & murfy. the club winning the western cham- and after thrashing the would-bhim over to the police. handed 8fi Wei ffssaud fifth fit. Atlas derer, R. S. CAMPBELL, General Manages. pionship. Letourneur'a defense Is that he Hwtdogt Salt UkaCKy. Utah. E. M. WADE AgsnL wanted to earn a reward for saving Many Quail in Oklahoma. KINGFISHER, Okla., Oct. 15. With the boy from drowning. the opening nf the quail season in Oklahoma tqday the sportsmen of the new THE POWER OF STEAM. state will enjoy a rich harvest. The open season for quail In Oklahoma Is It Takes Qcalaa fa from October 15 to February 1, and the Ibsy Key Be BeaUse. law prohibits their sale to dealers nr OP OODEN, UTAH shipment outside of the state. ProtectWhen James Watt aaw tbe steam ed by act of legislature and waxing fat causing the kettle lid to Jump up and Conducts s general banking business In all Its branches. on the bountiful wheat fields, Bob down ha said 'There must be power in Pay Interest on Ravings Deposit and Time Certificates. Whites" are now almost as plentiful aa that steam that It can lift such a Rents Safety Deposit Basts In Its lire proof vault mosquitoes In New Jersey, and will af- weight" There was. Cordially Invites business, and offers ford rich picking for the lover of the Million prior to Mm had eeea the Consistent Liberality, Uniform Courtesy. earns phenomenon and regarded it a gun and the field. Oklahoma has set an example to the an unexplained mystery. H. C. BIGELOW, President, A. P. BIGELOW, Cashier Recent clentlfle research has put It older states by It rigorous game laws FalJ-fn- g M. BROWNING, Vico Pres. J. on R. A. MOTES, Asst Cashier. ceuae" the of Dandruff, finger and their rigid enforcement. The potand consequent Baldnem, and hunters have almost been droven nut has Hair, unearthed n tiny germ which cate of business by the game wardens, who tha life from tho roots of humn hale. Newbroa Herplctde destroy this last year confiscated thousands of dolgerm and consequently reatore the lars' worth of quail. to It natural state. Further Improvement In the lawi old Fend lOe. I: leading protecting game will probably be made stamps byfor sampledruggists. to Tbs Harpldda Co. when Oklahoma Is admitted as a state. Detroit Mich. Governor Frans, who Is an enthusiastic will make suggestslons WILLIAMS CARBOLIC SALVE sportsman, along thla line, among them being a law limiting a day's slaughter of quail. With Arnica and Witch HasaL The beet salve In the world for Cute, Duck Trust in California. LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 15. Al- Bruises, Bores. Fleers, Balt Rheum all akin though the duck season In California Tetter, Chapped Hands, and to give open today, sportsmen who are not eruptions. It is guaranteed members of one of the many gun club aatlnfactlon, or money refunded. Wilwill have little chance to bag the Itin- liams Mfg. Co Prop.. Cleveland, O. Drug Co, 2348 erant fowls. Nearly all of the ponds For ante by Wallace Ave. Washington and marshes hlong the coast have been leased by the sportsmens associations, quesA Yeung Mother at 70. and the Independent hunter will have but bare picking. "My mother has suddenly been made Ducks are plentiful along the south- young gt 70. Twenty years of Intense ' ern California marshes and good shoot- suffering from dlspcpela hen entirely ing la anticipated, aa all the clubs have disabled her, until six months ago, when she began taking Electric Bitters good fedlng grounds. H. L. YOUNGERMAN E. DRAKE Many parties of sportsmen left Loe which have completely cured h- -r and Angeles today for their preserves to restored the strength and activity she A D. P. take advantage of the first day's sport had in the prime of life, writes Mrs. allowed by the game protection tew. W. L. Gllpatrick. of Danforth, Me. Held Racing Meet. Greatest restorative medicine on the 100 Second Racing meets will open this after- globe. Beta Stomach, Liver, and Kidnoon on the southern circuits at Bir- neys Lake City, right purifies the blood, and mingham. Ate. and. Raleigh. S. C and cures Malaria. Biliousness and Weakon the Northern Pacific fair circuit at nesses. Wonderful Nerve Tonic. Price Boise City, Idaho. 50c. 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