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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1908. PAGE TWO. ! I i Newsy WHERE OGDEN ST0 (Gessfip World pFttnim ! 4 PENIIAHT HANGS BOSTON LOSES PLAY off TO HEW YORK 1R0LZ WHITE SOX A HIVE CHANGE OH ONE GAME BALL CASE HAS HEW WIFE UP IR COURT Schedule Arranged by Managers Beaneaters Prove Easy for Giants Cleveland Eliminated and Chicago. Chicago Wins From Detroit and Battling Boer Tiles on Sparring National league Dispute Wai Partner for life in Hawk--A- mes Pitches Greatest Carried Higher Than of Three Football Teams in Is Only Throe Points From and Detroit Will Settle It Game of Career. tiort Authorities. Ka,J eie State. American. Salt Lake All Yesterday. Leading Today. Won. Lost PC. At a meeting of the threw represents-tlve- a 88 .841 98 of tlie 1 iiKh whoul of the white, Chicago I 68 .838 88 hww finally been Pittsburg k football .138 68 88 New York drawn up. John F. Tobin, represent n 81 .631 11 tiiw of the All Hallows; Philadelphia .474 78 81 of the Ogden High, and Mercer Cincinnati 68 .414 Stout of the Halt Lake Hitch inet yes- Host ift .. ....... .. ..88 .848 88 68 terday at All Hallows college and ar- Uionklyn 48 .816 106 ranged their schedule for the coming St. Louis wesson. The schedule Is as follows: NEW YORK. Oct. 6. The local fans Ogden vs. All Hallows, Oct. 11, in crowded every Inch of spate Inside of Balt Lake. Balt Lake va Ogden, Oct. 14, In the Polo grounds today and cheered the New York team all the way to a Ogden. Halt Lake vs. All Hallows, Oct. II, very decisive victory over Boston by 8 to 1. Atnea pitched the gams of hla In Halt Lake. Hall Lake, No. 1, In Salt career, holding the visitors to one hit Ogden CHICAGO. Oct. 6. Chicago CHICAGO. Oct. 6. The Am-rlrtoday league race narrowed tonight to a advanced within striking distance of contest between Chicago and Detroit, j the American league pennant by being eliminated by the! testing Detroit 6 to 1 In th second Carl-wovictory of 8L Louis toJay. The best game of the crucial scries, while Cleve percentage now obtainable by Cleve- land, the other contender for the flag, land la .684. A victory for Detroit to- dropped the first game of a double-headmorrow will leave a final percentage to st. Louis In tlw latter city. of .688 for the Tigers, while by deWalsh and Summers appeared on the feating tlielr opponenta Chicago will pitching line for the opposing teams, gain the flag with a percentage of .688 with Sullivan and Schmidt behind the Kain Is predicted for Chicago tomor- bat. Tha former pitched a remarkable row and In the event of a no con-te- st or tie game. Detroit would again game And held tha Detroit team at his be the pennant winner with Its present men? throughout the contest, while Summers, who worked hard, was hit percentage of .888. A postponed or tied game may be opportunely and retired from the game in seven innings. McUinnlty pitched played off on Wednesday, but unless a In the sixth Inning, giving way to Mul-ll- n. who battled for him and then All Hallowa vs. Ogden, Nov. 14. in the other two Innings and Hannlfan, special agreement la reached, can not contest. the one-sidbatting fur Tuckey In the eighth in- be played later. Qgdn. The Ogden High school has arranged ning, sent a smashing hit Jo deep left a game with the Colorado Springs center for a home run, the single score High erhufii fur Thstiksglvlng day. tor boston. Two-bas- e hits Bresnaban. Homo Where this gams la to be played la yet to be decided. The Halt Lakers will run Hannlfan. Hits (iff Ames, one Spend Thanksgiving day In Spokana, In seven Innings; olf Mctiinnlty, one where they will play the High school in two Innings; off Tuckey, seven In seven Innings; off McCarthy, nons In In thst city. John F. Tobin Is deSacrifice hits Ames. sirous of arranging a Thanksgiving one Inning. game with seine outsider, as the other Htolen bases Browne (3), Sweeney, State High school teams will be una- Tenny, Hersog. Left on baaee Bos- Rt. Louis 1. by Walsh 1. Struck out Wa'ah 8. ble Li Hive him a game on account ton, 8; New York, 8. Base on balls Time 1:46. Mullla 2. Umpires of their other arrangements, but a Ames, l; Tuckey, 8. First baae on Cleveland 8her Id an and Connolly. Batteries Dlneen and 1. New Hit errors school 1; York, Boston, the Granite with High game Liebhardt and Bemls by pitcher By McGInntty, 1; by Tuckmay be signed up later. 2L H. E. game BOSTON, Oct. 6. Boston won from ey, 1. Struck out By Ames, 8; 'by St.Seconj 8 New York today in n cleanly played 8 . Louis , .3 Tuckey. 6. Wild pitches Ames, Turk- Cleveland 0 game, 4 to (. Score: 9 6 R. H. E ey. Time 1:40. Umpires Klein and 6 4 8 Batteries Howel and Spencer; Boston Johnstone. 6 0 8 Foster and Land, New York MooBatteries and Donohue; Brady PHILADELPHIA. Oct. WASHINGTON, Oct, I. Washington ning and Sweeney. broke even with Philadelphia In shut out Philadelphia, 8 to 0, by here today. Score: a double-headhunching hlta In tha eighth inning off E. H. IL First game R. H. E. Coombs. Score: 6 6 18 Brooklyn . , ,,8 6 8 ashlngt on an er u de ed DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. C. Rudolph "Boer" Unhuls, the South African lightweight pug. and Mias Elisabeth Stich of Davenport, were married today aa the result of a pretty romance that dated from the time of over a year ago when Unhols cams to Darenpurt with hla abilities as a fighter unrecognised. Ever since then Unhuls haa written Davenport as hla second name. He and his bride left for Han Francisco and will winter on the coast, whet Unhols will be open for a match with any lightweight, Packy McFarland pieferred. McFarland haa derided to train here for hla battle with Leach Cross at New York, October 21, for which Harry Gilmore, hla manager, matched him Sunday. Packy hopes to match with Gana lor a bout in the East before he returns. CIXCIXNATL O.,., 5ThrW of directors of ,he x,. ., .l; t ' journed tonight at iv.z ,1:,.. reached a decision ,llt. gam of Sept. :i U t , t.rn York and Chicago cli:l-Mr. Hermann stated iht ... , tor. had heard all decided to defer their d- -, morrow at 10 oclock. wh- announced. The dir, . irs had few Z executive session OI.e anjTL hours, no one being three directors and :h ir ne stenw. pher. , fr pr.-s..i- NEW YORK. (K-- 5- .- The was made here toda w.th lUttnai reliable autnority that m case the St. tlonai league director upheld Preii Pulliam's decision of a i - in th of Sept, 28. and New York a championship thereby. John T Bn, WAR ON DISEASE. president of the New York clukrt take the case to th, civil coqrti ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 8. Regula- this happens the world's chamniocA of rabies,and tion typhoid, series may not be played. prevention la the smallpox and other diseases subject of discussion at a meeting of local care of tubercular patients k the county health officer of Minnesota municipalities and cuuutles and tk here today. quarantine of diphtheria will tin fc Meat Inspection, hotel Inspection, the among tha topics considered. t ......... PLANS FOR RICE MEET Special Train for Sixteen-Da- y er Phlladelpkla Batteries Wilhelm Will Bring Horses Sparks and Pooiu. Contest to Second game Brooklyn 1 and 1 4 Dunn; IL H. E. 3 4 M. HALT LAKK CITY, Oct. W. Murray, manager and starter, and W. Jfollor, secretary, of the Halt Lake Itacing auMM'lafiou. which will give a sixteen days meeting at the close of the state fair, arrived In the city from Ms. Murray anAielena last weening. nounced that a aperUl train of twelva rare of horses would arrive In the city today, and several more cars from Lulls and Hxikane would ba along before the week la over. It la tlie Intention of Mr. Murray and hla awwrialea to give Halt Lake a meeting such aa the Mate haa never seen before. For sixteen days, one harness and live running races will be given each day. and as there are over three hundred huraea from which to maka up the program, It la evident the races will not lack interest on account of entries. Many of these horses will appear at the Mate fair this week. A. J. Itloom of New York, who will act as presiding Judge, will be here In a day or no from the east. Murray believe the races will draw a crowd of pent le from Butte, Spokane and Colorado to attend the meeting. MUST QUICK REVERE PENN'S Read What a Sufferer of Forty-Fiv- s Years Says of Pyramid Pile Cura. C.-- GAME HOG CURED 8 7 11 0 Philadelphia and Dunn; Batteries McIntyre Moore and Duoin. Umpire lanlgan. Be Held in Zion. PILES Philadelphia ,.0 I 8 Batteries Smith and Street; Coombs and Lapp. ItlLIt LOSE HIS SKIN Friends and Germans Occupy the Trial Packags Sant by Mall, Frea. "I have had the pilea since 1863, have tried .different ointments and went ao far aa to have' an operation and yet they cam back again. After using your remedy I feel better than I Hava for twenty years." Richard Worthington, Galesburg, 111. Think of the Joy lie must feel after a lifetime of suffering. This same style of letter cornea to ua every day. All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure, fifty cents per box, or send ua fifty cents and we will send you a package In plain wrapper by mall, or If you want to prove its value nd will a.nd ua your name and address, we will send you a trial package by mall free' lit plain, unmarked wrapper. Address Pyramid Drug Co., 161 Pyramid Bldg Marshall, Mich. I.L. Clark & Son LAWTON, Okla., Oct. 4. Lawton Is Limelight in Celebration of busily preparing for the first national lonvention In its history, when the League of American Sportsmen will Founding Oldest City. convene here next Monday. The meeting of the Nlmroda will likely ba of national Importance, aa marking the PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8. With repbeginning of a national movement for resentatives of nearly all the states of the protection of wild animals and the the Union participating in the accomproper punishment of the game hog." panying parade and exercises, tha cornerstone of the Pastorlua monument in TO OPEN ROCK RIVER. Germantown waa laid today by the German societies to commemorate the .Prelimin111., Oct. STERLING, first German settlement In the United ary to the great waterworks confer- States at Germantown, established by ence in Chicago tomorrow, Illinois and PHstorlus in 1888. The ceremony was DISCUSS FORESTRY. Wisconsin congresMnnul delegations the days feature of the "founder's 8T. CLOUD, Minn., Oct. 8. "WoodRock town the of and mayora along week celebration. River aeetnbled today to consider plans This afternoon there was a munici- man, spare that tree!" Is the demand of the clubwomen of Minnesota, who for making the Rock river navigable parade, with the police and fire de- assembled here thla from Its source In WtaconMn to the pal morning for the of Philadelphia, the state triments Mississippi, thus oiwnlng a new water- police, details from departments of state convention of their federation. way from northern Wisconsin to ye other large cltlea and the volunteer The conservation of the forests of on Gulf of Mexico. firemen of and Pennsyl- Minnesota Is the principal topic exand several the forestry The proposed Improvement Includer vania In thePhiladelphia program, line of march. will address the club women. the building of a number of power used by the firemen of theApparatus Quaker perts ninefor sites dams along the river, was shown. early days teen of which have already been se- Citys Thla evening the Germans, whose COMPETENT JUDGES. cured, not Including the government's ancestors played such an Important big pl.int at Hterltug. The delegates part In the settlement of Philadelphia, will, take a trip to Rock Island and will hold a big celebration MtT Peeters Endorse Hcrpleld, at the 369-37- 1 return In a government boat, going Academy of Music. 23rd SL Beth Phenes Woman who make a business of beau There w ill also be by way of the Hennepin canal recently an Important conference of clergymen tlfylng other women come pretty new completed and opened for navigation. from all over the country in the knowing what will bring about ths be Friends' meeting house, when the sub- results. Here are letters from two; eon Try eur Rough, Dry Washing at Horplcido: ject for discussion will be "William eernlng CONFERENCE recommend Newbros "Herpl-dde,Penn aa a Rtateaman and First Chaim "I can as It stopped my hair from faillni-eat- ; plon of Religious Liberty." and, as a dressing it has no super Via the Denver ft Rio Grande, Infor round trip, October 4th to 8th Bertha A. Trulllnger. RAILWAY PROBLEMS. "(Signed.) "Complexion Specialist, clusive, final limit returning October "284 Morrison 8L, Portland, Ore. 12th. Elegant equipment, all fast WASHINGTON. Oct. 6. In the "After using one bottle of "Herplrids trains. rooms of the Interstate commerce comhair has stopped failing out and m mission today the National Associa- my scalp la entlrsly free from dandruff. tion of Railroad commissioners conGrace Dodge. (Sign ad.) vened In twentieth annual session. A Beauty Doctor, 186 REGISTRATION DAYS. large proportion of the states of the Sold Sixth St. Portland. Ora." by leading drnggfsta. fiend Me. ht Union are represented and the conventamps for sample to The HsrpMde Co.. Tuesday. October 8. tion promises to develop Important Detroit, Mich. Wednesday. October 7. results. Two ataoe 69 easts and 8LAC Tuesday, October IS. Among the principal subjects which Tuesday, October 27. will be reported upon and discussed 28. October Wednesday, will be rates and rate making legislaFountain Syringes, Hot Water tion railroad taxes and plans for aslea Breast Capa, Bottles, Pumps, certaining the fair valuation of railInvalids' Air Cushions, Atomiser, road property; car distribution and car LAOOON ROUTE Rubber Gloves, Stomach Tubes, shortage. Other subjects to receive at tentlon are construction and operating Rubber Urinate, Bulb Syringes, CO. RY. LAKE A OGDEN SALT expenses of electric railways; grade Crutch Tipc, Inf anti Syringes, Etc. crossing: amendment of the act to regTima tabla in effect Sept. 8, 1908. Wo are headquarters f or th rubTrains arrive ulate commerce; powers, duties and Trains leave We line of state railway commissions; ber necessities of the s'ek room. Ogden for Lagoon at Ogden from works railroad statistics; uniform classificaLagoon tion; safety appliances; Dent buy eld untrustworthy rubber ! 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