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Show THE DAILY dTATE JOURNAL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 190ft. PAGE THREE. Days Doings In Utah I col siht m u TOMUin 10 FLAN ENUMFMEKT C. F. King, Great Broker and Newsmittee Frank and some of the Q. A. R. men paper Man, Writes Book About SI. Steirett, the Q. A. R. representa- i and said that he liked their look and j the prospects of a good encampment tive who will work with the Commer- here and waa Copper Magnate. going to make them like cial club la arranging for the enter- him, because, he says, there la a lot tainment of the O A. R. grand en- of work for them to do together. He campment that will be held In Salt will establish an office at the Commer-clt- l Dec. 7. Catdenlo F. BOSTON, club as soon as the room can he King, the broker and Lake next summer, arrived here Sunnewspaper pub arranged. day morning. Colonel Steirett is a native of Ohio. His work will consist of advertising Usher, who waged and lost a four He s an eld friend of Dr. Hyatt and the encampment in the local lodges all years' battle with Thomaa W. Law-.so- n ether prominent persona of Salt Lake. over the country by circular letters and who has Just written a He has held several political positions and pamphlets on the attractions of book attacking his enemy, and many offices In the O. A. R., and the city, which he will compile; to as- will be on trial today. placed King exexecutive sist In th arrangement for the railability and the has the Is charged with the larceny of 139,000 perience to make the encampment a road rates and hotel and free lodging success. counts. King's fa 11 are, and the arrange- Jon thirty-on- e accommodations, On Sunday be called on several ment of the particulars of the encamp- after his long battle with Lawson, and members of the Commercial club com- - ment and the parade. his subsequent disappearance, his return to Boston and his arrest on a charge of grand larceny, created a sensation In the financial circles of the Huh. Besides his business as a broker and promoter. King published a dally newspaper, and was for many years himself actively engaged In newspaper work. BALT LAKE. Dec. CoL 7- - ; al EXCELLENT CON OF SHEEP LAGOON ROUTE. Reports of th excellent condition of sheep and range in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming are responsible for a general Jollification among the sheepmen. The recent snow came Just in time, and with the failure' of Jack Frost to freese things up no losses were sustained, and a Water supply for the winter was stored up. The range condition of the Western desert Is said to be particularly good, with the condition, with sheep in excellent every promise of staying so. In eastern Utah and Western Wyoming the range la not quite as good as last year, the reason being given as the scarcity of summer rain. On the other hand, the feed If not rank la well matured Twelve pasengcr trains daily between Balt Lake.. Heated by Ogden and with thy abundance of hay there steam; and electric lights, and always on Is plenty of feed for the winter. time. Phone 3000. A prominent sheep and wool man who returned last week from a trip through the sheep ranges says that little fesr Is entertained that the tariff on wool will be cut. This, together with the rising price, puts a most favorable aspect on their business. On ths matter of the wool storage movement considerable difference of opinion was found, the question being the protection guaranteed by the Chicago y people. The view was expressed Ml some that were the warehouse proposi(Continued from Page 2.) tion gone Into the Chicago people would have a warehouse within o few years paid for by the wool men and Draper of Pennsylvania la awarded the left tackle position because the wool men would have nothing. lug up holes for the Dacha to go throng!). lie Is always on the alert and quick to dingnose the attack. Bourne is awarded center position, HU FOOTBHU TEAM ISIUM n il mis Famous Negro Regiment Dismissal Case, Caused by Negroes Shooting Up a Town, Comes Up in the Supreme Court. WASHINGTON, Den 7. The bloody affray at Brownsville, Tex., which resulted in the discharge from the army by President Roosevelt of the negro troops alleged to have been Implicated, will come up for hearing again today before the ' United States supreme court. At today's hearing ths members of the supreme bench will listen to arguments in the case of the former negro soldier, Oscar Reid, who was dismissed from the service without honor on account of his alleged participation In the Brownsville affair. The suit was Instituted by Reid In the United States circuit court for southern New York for pay during the time of his enlistment. The verdict of the court was against him and he brought an appeal to the anpreme AMERICAN but Marks of Pennsylvania and filing-luf-f of Annapolis are dose runners up. fillnglnff played a good, steady game, both offense and defense. Carlisle found It almost Impossible to break through him. Marks' work In the game against Michigan was ifylendld. It was his aggreeslvsness that ransed Captain Schnls to retire from the game. Bourse's work has been con slab ent 'ln all games, especially against Tale. Hla passing has been ante and accurate and hie blocking and general work above the average. Phlloon of West Point and Jumbo' Btelhm ol Wisconsin are worthy of mention. Steffen of Chicago la placed at quarterback and my selection for captain court on the ground that the president had exceeded hla constitutional power In dismissing the three companies without a trial by court martial. In the case of negro soldiers who In the have applied for army, measures to permit such action will probably be considered by. congress. One of these applications is from Sergeant Mingo Banders, a member of the discharged battalion of the Twenty-fiftInfantry, who has had thirty years' service In the army. It Is understood that the president disapproved the application on the general ground that the negro has not or sufficient snflsfisctnry produced 'of of his Innocence, tad that, having failed to do so within three months of his discharge, the statute governing such cases restrains the president from acting. He takes the ground that bills pending before the senate propose givsoldiers ing him authority to of the Twenty-fiftregiment, and some measure probably will be enacted at the next session of congress. EAT Any And 1 No Entry FEE Obligation Required Incurred NO mLJumL' .jjh.i i Do Not Fail to I RULES All answers will be referred to three competent end impartial Judges whe will awsrd prises and whose will be final. Should there bo more than one comet anowor, or should two or more tie in being correct or nearest correct, awards will bo made on penmanship, general noatneoo and eompleteness of contest- ants' popart. ne WHY THIS OFFER IS MADE In consideration of a special factory arrangement with the manufacturers whom we represent, believing that the largo amount of money spent In magasinee would bo greatly appreeiated if dividsd equally among piano purchasers, they have agreed to allow a largo amount in tha above stated way. Wo soil only pianos of reeogn;xed standing and merit and wo wont you to got bettor acquainted with our house. Our priest on now pianos ore from $250.00 up and any instrument may bo purchased on assy paymsnta. Date Pootoffico . ..Street and No............. . If you are under ago, give parents' Initials Have you a p ane or organ? If oo, what mska and how old Giv below the names two or more of your frisnda whom you believe would consider the purchase of Piano or Organ. , ................................................... ...... ...... Wo trust ovary one will participate in this contest. Everyone haa onoqual chance. Thera is no fee to pay or obligation of any kind incurred in entering. INSTRUCTIONS -- in- LIMITATIONS . TRIAL Our employees and their families, the judges and thoir families, and all other persona in any way connected with-thpiano trodo will not bo allowed to compete. Thio eon teat io limited to residents of tho state of Utah. dlG FREE DIGESTIVE TABLETS. 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But If you want to test them write us and you will receive a hopes that the operation will soon rial package by mall without cost tided. address F. A. Stuart Co, 150 Stuart Journal wanLads deliver the goods B'dg, Marshall, Mich. o Contest Moses Saturday Night, Dec. 12, 1908 Al 8 o'clock Address all Answers to Contest Manager MUSIC CO. 1 -, la I -- Enter the Contest Write the solution of tho Rebus an on shoot of paper and sign your noma and address. Fill out tho formation blank. Mail or deliver both to our contest department. Digest It Easily If Hs Will But Try. Dys-Fepe- r- - TO THE PERSON SUBMITTING THE BEST SOLUTION OP THIS REBUS WE WILL PRESENT, , ABSOLUTELY FREE, A BEAUTIFUL $379 00 WALWORTH PIANO AND AS A SECOND PRIZE WE WILL GIVE A REGULAR $200 00 REGINA MUSIC BOX. OVER 30 OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES. Name. h deal - r--r INFORMATION BLANK st Man day Can You Solve the Prize Rebus? Do not fail to try. No expense to enter. Alt have equal Chance. Please aupply us with ths following inforamtion and writs plainly. It Is not necessary to uoo this port cular form. We print thio for your eonvonianco and it may bo used if desired. h A In liner Valuable Prizes XIBBOXT, SIGHT SAWBACS. He handles his team well, and his generalship has been responsible for many of his team aeons this season. He closed hie college career In the Wisconsin game In the proverbial blase of glory. Spectacular as Steffen'a gridiron career has been, hie last performance was hie greatest Catching Steibm'a opening kickoff on hla own live yard line, Steffen started down the field and never came to a full atop until he had crossed Wisconsin's goal line for a touchdown, a run of 108 yarda. Tlbbott of Princeton la the selection for light halfback. HJs excellent work 2336 Washington In onflde kicking and defensive work the paat aeaeon wae good. Never In hla career haa Tlbbott played auch brilliant football aa In the game against Tale. Not only did he score the Tigers' touchdown after a anperb twenty-fiv- e yard ran, bat twice be twisted and dodged hla way for runs of thirty-fiv- e and forty-fivyards through the entire Tale team. White of Harvard 1 plgcqd. at right half. e Avenue i OGDEN, UTAH He haa played brilliant game. Hla line amashlng In several games has been on the sensational order. Coy of Tale la the choice at fullback. Hla play on the defensive would be hard to Improve. Hie sensational punting proved a big factor In many of Tale's victories, and hla work aa offensive back when Intrusted with tha ball has been the most brilliant seen on the gridiron In many years. Hol - lenbeck of Pennsylvania was one of the moot desirable back playing. He was a slashing line plunger and ran around the ends in good fashion. He waa a very accurate kicker and eould be depended on for forty-fivor fifty yards any time, nis defensive game waa good. Bnt I selected Coy, aa It wae hla work that defeated Princeton and held narrard at bay during most af the game at New Haven. e |