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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL. MU TW& np PAPKE IS FIRST GERMAN 10 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, TITLE Race No. IS. tnt and Brawny Men are lacking Champion Lightweight Stops Short SALT LAKE, Sept. 24. Supervisor L. Dl Freed, who la superintending for horses bred and the horse races at the coming Utah purse, 8500 From Coach Haddocks ChamTime in Ogden, En Route King amwuncea that six state r Ls-vign- Afro-America- n: big fair, events have been filled and entries to Hsgewisch. been received for every race on (have card. In order to give an racing card there will be five Battling Nelson, who recently proved- special events to be made up later, as beyond suspirton that he la tha cham- In several rase the entries have nut plon lightweight pugilist of tha world, filled. Six Races Filled. when he defeated for the second conThe races filled follow: secutive time Joseph Gana the negro Rate No. 1. trot or pace, 8:00 class, whirlwind, passed through Ogden this morning for his home in Hegeswltch, purse $400 Dennis. Butterwood, ownIIL He was accompanied to this point er; Leo B., Hanks A Sons; May Flowby his father and brother, who left er. L. M. Erickson; King Wasatch. him for a aide trip to Salt Lake City. Conroy; Bay uemon. Evans; Dr. Abel, Bat says that ha has now defeated J. R. Wren; Road Bird. Jr.. A. J. NelGans three times and that there is son; Teddy, Thor ten son; Roanoke, no question about hie superiority over Riley Kent. the negro. Race No. 2. trot or pace, 2:88 rlaaa. After a visit at his home Nelson will puree, 8500 Climbs. Kanaey, owner: return to the coast to fulfill a theatri- Caunaella. Jimpeen; Beasie M.. C. J. cal engagement. Hansen; Willetts. J. B. Keyser; Bay J. G. Read; Dan Z Zetmer; Gelding, NAVY. IN DEWEY 54 YEARS Hagollne, J. D- Dives; Billy Sherhert WASHINGTON. Sept. 21 Admiral Leggett Dewey entered the navy on September 21, 1854, and today la hence the anniversary of the day that the pion Football Eleven. h; n: RACES IN ZION THIS SEASOI GOING EAST Big near-champio- n, fYench-Amerlca- BIG FOR STATE FAIR BAT NELSON T u follow: have held titln arc (By TAD ) Sullivan and Corbett, NKW TURK. Sept. 4. Billy Papke I Heavyweights I of Kewaune. HU la the Aral German Irixh: PltSMiininoiia, Cornlahman: a ho ever held a hosing title j rlea, American; Burn, French-Catia-i- n the United state. There have been dlan. Irlah; Dempaey, Middleweight a great many German Cornlahman; Kyan, but none ever got high enough to cup Fltssiiniiion. Krencli-EiigliaKetcheL Pollack; the laurel wreath except Papke. Many colored men and Irixh lad Papke. German. Mathewa, Matty held down the big Job for yean, and Welterweight there were at few Hebrew. Hut a a Welih: Rube Ferns. American; Joe real old fight champion the German Wolcott, negro; Honey Mellody and ran hy. They might have copped at Mike Pui.ivan. Irish. e, turuver-ein- a. Light weignta McAuliffe, Irish; bowling alleys, aaugerfexts, Erne, Swiss; but in the ring they were not Nelson. Danish. there. It was aaid that they were not Gana. there with the heart when tlie tide went Feat lier weight Cal McVarty, Irish; Dixon, negro; McGovern, Jrfah; Toung agalnat I liem. Thta follow Papke looks as though Corbet r, American; Attell, Hebrew, McGovern. hea then with everything that an Kantamweighta Terry Danny Dougherty, Harry FUrbea and Irishman ever pusaeaaeJ. ' From the daya of John L Sullivan up Frankie Nell, Irixh; Joe Bowker and to the prraent time the champion who owen Moran, English. Wr pFflfinn If UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIP 1990L SALT LAKE. September 14. Coach Maddock la working hard to select a suitable eleven to represent the University of Utah tha coming football season. With nearly all new material, which la much lighter than last year, th university is starting under a handicap and it la doubtful whether the team will be as strong as In former years. The line Is much lighter than last year, although several of the men are much speedier. Edgar Mills said regarding the abuse the Colorado managers have been handing out to him that it la due to soreness. Boulder wanted him this year, and. refusing to play, his onetime friends ar now trying to keep him out of the game entirely. It la doubtful whether he will b able to play this year on account of a broken j collarbone fifty-fourreceived In practice the other day. He Is wearing hi right arm In a allng, and will be out two hero of Manila became connected with weeks' practice on the gridiron. the naval service. I ; - p , Wa-owner- , . .... L , ; Maud B.. b. p. i:;..v!i Thorstensuir; Bell iv. r, Kuanuke, Riley Kent; 1. wood; Bay Demon. Evai.s Rave No. 14. paiii e puree. .Woa-Clin- ibt. lu, Leo B., Hanks A Son.. ildV F ' Erickson; Dr. Abel. J i; , Bird. A. J. Nelson; Sen....: " Wilson; Bobby Tliaul. I;.., v , Bay Demon. Evans; iiul"'; wood. Race No. lg, trot r jm.. ; ;,j purse, )5uu Romania, I'rjMivt-- ; Sag-:.:.Sherbert, Leggett; j Vj Dives; Willetts, Keysor; Uiy ,;,.dln Read; Alsaina. Henry Uair; celte, Jimpson; Bessie M . o tj Hii. ,-, ton. Race No. trot. 2: it, c!hs, vurlt. G. Read, onur; Kiltx, Chipmsn: Martha Dean, ii, Li,, sie Bigstaff, Hamilton; Mr Jolm. Kifcy $500 17. ltenet, J. Kent; Alberta. Brown. th NATIONAL AMERICAN LEAGUE LEAGUE her A Fields. The piece deals with the doing of a university where a comic opera troupe la playing and a boat race about to La rowed. Rice A Cady represent a breakfast food manu-Cturer and a capitalist who hesitates to Invest his money In Excited Oats" Thar are pretty girls, handsome colli ge boys, adventures, songs and dances and brllltunt repartee for three hours of fun such as delighted IlaMd-wa- y for an entire season. IIlp! Hip! Hooray!" la presented by a company pf 40 people. ai Philadelphia New York PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE 2 and Mresnahan. O'Day and Kmxlle, 5 7 In .reply to the numerous questions, letters and telephone calls received at the (heater since the announcement was made that Louis James was to play Peer Uynt" here in the near future: A Troll Is a supernatural creature of Norse mythology, or In other words Is a dwarf In modern Scandinavia Lna Angeles, I; Han Francisco, 0. Portland, 4; Oakland, S. Vancouver. 2; Butte. I. Aberdeen, 4; Beattie, 0. R. H. E. ,.M...,,,,.,iii(l ,, Batteries Pfelster and Kllng: ... Boston, 4; Detroit, 1. Hi. Louis, 5; Washington, 4. Chicago, I; Philadelphia, 2. Cleveland, 0; New York, I. th official score of the New York baseball club the local Nationals woh today's game from the champions at the Foio grounds by a scora of I to 1. Tha game lias been protested by tile Chicago dub, but President Fullium denied tonight that he had taken any action in the matter, a he cannot and will not do ao until the case has been presented to him In the regular form. 9 Chicago . New Y ork . , . 5 0 EXCURSIONTO DENVER Umpires CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION. The Socialists of Weber eounty will meet in mass eonven.ion at the County court House, in the City of Ogden, on the 24th day of September. 1908, at I p. m., for the purpose of nominating candidates for the various county offices to h voted for at the election to be held on November Ird, 1908, and tor such other business that may properly come before the convention. CARL C. RA8MUHSON. Chairman. JOS, MacLACHLAN, Committee appointed by the Ogden local of the Socialist Party to call the said convention. Ogden. Utah, Sept. 15, 1908. First publication, Sept. 19. 1908. F hopper IS OUT DIES SUDDENLY 24. SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. well-knoone a Maynard, Harry prise fighter holding the lightweight championship of tha Pacific coast, dropped dead yesterday while on a train en route from Tuscan Springe to this city. Death waa believed to be due to cancer. Maynard was one of the most unique sporting characters of the country. He conducted a resort In San Francisco that was the headquarters of such ring celebrities as John L. Sullivan, Slade, Peer Jackson, Joe McAuliffe, Slavln and others whenever they visited that city. SALT LAKE, Sept. 24 Nonnan C. Hopper, the bicycle rider who wu seriously injured at the Halt Palit saucer track in the early summer, wu down town yesterday for the first tim since th injury. Hopper was removed home from the hospital a little over a week ago. He two at has been about his home three days, and yesterday ventured os a trip down town. Hopper is quite a booster for Salt Lake and said that he hardly knew the old town, it had grown eo big since he has been on the sick list. fr Journal want ads deliver the goods He dwells underground In Via Denver A Rio Grande R. R, Rept folk-lor- e. small hills or mounds resembling in 120.00. and 17th Round illi. Sept. trip, FlUxburg, I; Brooklyn, 1. IKth, round trip, 122.50; Hept 24th and many respects the Brownies of ScotCincinnati, 1: Philadelphia. I. land or the Fairies of Ireland. round trip, 122.60 Stop over 20th, 81. 2. IjOiiIs 7; Buxton, Trolls are said to be well disposed 1, Buxton, 4; 8t. Louis, to the human race, but given to stealANOTHER CARLOAD cf THOSE ing provisions or even women and children, but the latter cases are very rare, they can, however, make them- selves Invisible, and foresee the future, and endow human beings with extraordinary physical strength or wealth. Theae Trolls are said to live abundantly In the Ronde mountains, and ar very seldom seen In the day time. It was during 'IVer Gynt'f flirtation Smooth, dainty light color end whit with tlie Dovre King's daughter thatj Hard or soft gleaming gold-likbefore the curtain rises on the alkali she dared him to rlilo with her on th SPLENDID ACTING plains, fairly slullng beneath a with' back of a wild boa to her father's! marble. Duet and germ proof. They erlng sun, at Jim Canton's ranch along palace, and while there 'Peer Gynt j tlie Green river In Utah. It Is amidst encounters the Trolls for tne first time. are th cleanly, sanitary bed. SAVES SQUAW MAN theae surrounding that Oarston. IdealThrow away that old, wooden bed, ist, that h Is. sacrifices everything Rlce and Cady, th comedy favorites j end u Nat-sense nato of hi j of ih Pacific Coast who mad a through duty it ho'de the duet in every eroviee who has become the mother of t Iona record by their German dialect; rltch, Woe be unto "The Hquaw Man" with- i hi son. duet holds disease germs. comedy In Ban Francisco, have devel- - j In order that the little one may re- oped this year Into successful stats In out a Khvershsin or a Fhrnum, most Th Sanitary Iron Bed inur certain failure staring Llehler A Co.. ceive the benefits of tlie title which Hip, Hip, Hooray!" which comes to healthful resting place. Thy era guarthe father will not, under the cir- tha Grand Opera house on Friday for producer of the play in th fact, with a cumstances consider, he is sent to Ength only one night Thla la Joe Weber's anteed for 10 yeara. May w have genuine actor out of the title role. Na- land. Even the stole Indian Nat-- u seasuccess ran which all last latest turalness of expression, naturalness of thi eplendid pleasure of shewing you . . . cannot stand th . . awful grief son at Weber's Music Hall on Broadgesture; in short, the human acting of rltch, sho With and the Rice origsvsrything wsll ss Cady way. bring line of beds, ss Dustin Farnum In this unusual, not th coming of this Into her Is in which inal calamity gorgeous production to say impossible, play, by powerful life, and a luxury? Ws have just what you need, and ar making th prica exeeptionellf you need te mak your tragically she frees herself the extreme and a powerful company of scenic effects and an exceptionally good from same $10. revolver with 80 Is th suffering, by Edgar people. The book law, aa well as giving our many friends and patrons th opportunity of securing a caeh premium of from supporting company, are all that res- w hlch all one used to sav the life of Smith music and Gua with lyrics by cued an Ogden audience at tha Grand the to $100.00, Hquaw Man." Edwards and contains many beautilast night from disappointment. As Henry Wynnegste, Earl of Kerhlll ful tunes. Wellington cross arranged Tha story Itself Is very beautiful and cousin of the squaw man," Phll-ilp- a the dances and ensembles The plec on the stage. Tha extreme sense of Smalley filled a contemptible part is a satire on the foibles of the Amto even extent bitterest of the duty, most capably. He was the worthless erican college boy and the admiring Is heroes stuff self sacrifice. the that a noble family," most natur- American girl. Rice plays the part 1 are made of on the stage. The play Is scion ofAlice Mason as I,ady Mabel a retired capitalist Interested with his ally. overdrawn, however, for It 1. Impos- Wynnegate. showed exceeding cleverplayed by Cady, In a new breaksible, with even the most romantic ness a did Mary B. Conwell. In the friend, food called Excited Oita." mind, to stretch the imagination ao far role of Diana. Henry's wife, and the fast The capitalists nephew Is student as to see a Englishman lover of Jim, the squaw man. Brins- at Doolittle whose college University, honor: self: then, later, sacrificing first, Cash Hawkins." Shaw cattle curriculum u devoted chiefly to atha title, and final y giving up the wo- ley waa had of one the letic sports. The breakfast food proman he loves, through sheer sens cf rustler anilbits of man, acting of the entire moters visit Doolittle to Interest the strongest duty. A more ferocious villain nephew In a proposition to train the production. . And yet th superbly human acting never existed on or oft the and crew on Excited Oats." They fail last night of Dustin Farnum, made his makeup and expressions stage, were Ini- to get the Doolittle oarsmen Interested which an audience, packed the Grand, mitable. Oarston' rnwpnnchem. Geo. o they get the rival eight to adopt the of the W. forget tlie the Impassibility Deyo. Horace Mitchell, Harry Sed-le- y breakfast food. Then the two bet heavwhole thing. Just a did William and W. J. Kane, were so true to the university on the I bring glory to Edward Milton Ilf that one forgot the stage In watch-8- 0 ily against of the oats strength Royle, th Utah author, ao does Far- - jjj ",henT It was with Mitchell The nephew Is In love wi;h a town num perpetuate this glory. , Farnum Lewis, who. as peace gin named Irle Green, played by Rose i Tahywana. chief of the I'tes, is perhaps the near- Leslie, whom Anna Held onee pro-- j est perfect portrayer of an Indian char- nouneed the prettiest actress In the j B acter upon the atage. Logaq Paul, as world." She has had a previous fllrta- term. rsrnum is anyxn.ng oui Unco White, acted Interpreter for th tlon with Mr. Shapelelgh. It would not i lack- stager, nd It la thla too-oftwor(j8 0f Tahywana, which were spoken he fair to tell any more of tfie plot, of brand the that Ing capability stamps of the pt tribe. Wll-th- e but there Is a lot of music and exciting ln th(1 Un(rua artist upon hlnv Just as Ineffacably Hain tYederU.k TOUg, not been C a la branded with , better as Bud Hardy, the crooked sher-ral-n- Incidents. Despite the handicap of the aa with the big Excltfd Oats. Doolittle wins the boat Iron ontotne flunk of Jim Car. Coyot county. Every other mem- - race. The staging la superb. atons cattle. The Squaw Man could re0f ()( nit a strong in his wUh th? tlt,f "Mspectlve part, but non won greater GAMBLING P"?" 'heroism A display of conscious on the favor thAn little Alma Sedley, the tiny your life against 25 cent 1 Just exOf fhrnum might have shattered ; of mn In almost any scene, the belief of a j APogether, the production Is one of actly what you are doing If you negWe line of breathless audience. The naturalness th one of the most lect a cough or cold on the chest Incomplete, h " support and of every .powerful, that has graced any atage In stead of treating It with Ballards Domestic Imported detail of th production Ilfti Royle ,be west. Despite th overdrawn self H ore hound Syrup. A 25 cent bottle I above of fahure the T'ajr pale immolation of th hero. "The Squaw of this plendid remedy will cure an orLiquors that t becomes one of th most power dinary cough, heal the lungs and act as on ful dramas the American atage. a tonic for your entire system. Bold The audience Is carried from Mau-deslCigars towers in England to the Long by Geo. F. Cave. new the Hip! Hp! Hooray!" Horn saloon at Maverick. Wyo., be- in the first and second acta and rn vehicle of Rice A Cady, which EXCURSION TO DENVER " Grand Owra while it is a far leap, it is scarcely111 Our 5crvlcc Is the Best for tonight only, comes direct noticeable. In the quick succession of , i from Jos. New Weber's Music Hall, se events which followa We dramatic Via Denver A Rio Grande R. R., Sept. Fhrnum taming a bully In th truly ; York, with gorgeoua costumes from 6th. Round trip, 29.00. Sept. 17th and Nat-u-Parle 1 and th perfection of scenic western saloon and we see rltch. plain squaw." save the Ilf of : equipment. Hip! Hip! Hooray!" has 18th. round trip. 922.50; Sept 2Sth and PROPRIETORS 308 Twenty --fifth St. Ogden, Carston. From that period, the audl- - proven the Indisputable pom (on of 28th, round trip, 122.50 Stop over enoe must span six long years of life. Rice A Cady as the Inheritors of We- - JUST RECEIVED Sanitaire Beds e. bed-roo- m Ue Sive Away blue-blood- See it in Our Windov. t I 0.09 On Oct. IS Gel Infermation at the Office YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD I db Carpet Co. Ogden Furniture HYRUM PINGREE, Mgr. en ot The Eteohant Oar rrt carry the Finest mt and Wines, and ey the city Ur-twe- en J. F. SMITH & COMPANY THE ELEPHANT |