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Show TOE MOUSING EXAMINER: OUDEX, KFNDAY UTAH, 1. NOVEMBER 1W3. f defense was often ganixed. Thn.'jg'...ut the g iu Penn- -- J I rt u;j and ap- j ay vanla showed n peered to be aa suong when the game came to a ckee as when it began, notwithstanding that Michigan hxl the heaviest team and teat Penney tanla was paying alm.-e- t entirely on the uffeualve. j dis-'ur- - 'a SPORTS MORNING, 1 j FOOTBALL. I j Princeton vs. Yale. Prtuceion. N. J, Nuv. 17- .- Princeiou and Yale today played a U to u fox-L-agame. the Drat tliu- - in nearly twenty years that neuhr-- r eleven bus cored. The wearers of the orange cd black had cuufl.leu'ly expected to win. ns the Frinceiun team Utia fail a of the boat prmiuri. and ao bodeful wore they of ultimate auccas that odd of 5 to 3 were freely accepted juat prior to the game that Yale would be defeated. But the Princeton eleven of today waa a disappointment, the light njsg-iike play which the coachea had depending on to confound the Yale boys were larking aud E. Dillon, the wonderful little quarterback. uu whom auch high hopes bad been built, This waa fumbled mlaarabiy. the case on puma. While he male some pretty ruuulng catches and once got away for a run of 45 yards, bis dropping nf puuu would have re suited disastrously to Hnuccton had It not been for the fast work of WDler. left end. This player was all i er the field and hi running down under kicks waa l:t:ie short of marvel- min1 l'rimi a Woman of view a Man neviT linik mi veil xx when attiivil iu an euinn Drew Knit. Kbe rijrht, too, for tbe aerere wuiplirity ami hoiii-he- r black of the aval low tail is Always Becoming to Any Man It U ImliitjieiiNble to the Hneiet? Man. and nfNfMwry even to the quirt thaj who dona Pull PrvMM oulr two or ibree timea a year. lTini-etou'- We hare many burry rail for Evening liresa, and we keep a liberal quantity of aimt in Murk, mi that, we tan fit any Man of normal build without delay. The Tuiedn in also a uurful member of a Gentlemans wardrobe for wear at the theater, informal din-neeveuing rsilla, stag parties, etc. Dress Suits, $?5 or $35 Tuxedo Coats, $25 or $35 Full Weve everything in eorrect Full Brow to coiuidcte the outfit. Moderate prirea, always. 1 rubenlat-h-er- y FRED M. NYE CO. Oolhiers, Hatters and Haberdashers 2413 Washington A ve. ous. Princeton lacked a diversity of atp tacks. She cy uld not gain on takas, neither could sne pierce the Yale line with any degree u( aucceas. Yale, on this other hand, waa able to make aouslatent galua against Princeton's line, and It looked a though the blue must surely have scored a few minutes before the close of the game had they atuck to straight football Instead of attempting fancy playa. Near rhe finish Yalo secured the ball In Princeton's territory near the cental f the field. By lino smashing. In which Morse, Linn and Forbea made gaina, Talc had the ball within a few yards of Priaceton'a goal. A delayed pass waa attempted, a Yals man waa offsld-t- , and waa looked lylka a possible touch down for Yale when tint waa called. Vendor attempted several from the field, but Harlan, who defeated West Point by hia field goala, (till not get close enough to a goal to try bla usually sure foot Several ponaltlts were Inflicted and each team luSered alike In thla respect. Tima was taken out twice because of Inuriei to Pr'nceton players, but Yale did not ask for a single Capt. Dtlon of Princeton to retire from the game, aa waa also Harlan. In the laat minute of play with Yale pushing the Princeton team steadily toward the latter's gosi. Room a, Yolos greatbslfbnck. who has been Incapacitated, trotted on in the Hold. Yalo supporters became almost delirious and yelled frantically for Rooms. Ronnie, touchdown, but Just as (he Yale crack waa making ready to get Int-- tho line-uthe whistle blew announcing the close of the game. The teams wore on tho field 77 minute. w hloh la probably a record game for shortness. The crowd was the largest that over witnessed a game in Princeton, It being cotlmated at SO.OOo Many thousand came from New York s posad Philadelphia In tho twenty-fivets trains and ether thousands cam waaas la . automobiles. The Utie-u- ing through three element a in the Democratic party." "Ho yon think that Secretary Root'k Rest's Speech Did Not Coat Him Any Vo too. opeeck contributed to the recall? Not at all. The thing wee eo jit. lamia. lio., Nov. 17. Delayed utijuet that He only effect wet Uio mineer-llmloouil upon a By K. to increaee, perhape. the onlhuaiaem Mountain ln rood, Wllllwi of come of my follower. 1 feel euro party of it did not row me a vote and yet It lloorat, wife and aoo Mexioo wbo on routs nro to friends, net turn any Republican vote to la tbo prtvata ear "Ccmatltution," did . me." la Lou la SL sightseeapoot yesterday will Tbo ing. depart tonight party tor UoBtorercjr, UmIoo, where Mr. o to Haarat expects apead. a month la o O PLATT MAY NOT RESIGN. looking after ranch late rente and en- O o joying iwcroatloa. When Mr. He ret o he O wae aaked for aa expression concern- O Buffalo. N. Y.. Nov. O Evening Newt will publlah the O ing hie recent race, ho replied: "That la the leal thing la the world O folk i wing meeuage from t'nlt- O defeated can- O ed Btatee Senator Themaa C. O I want to talk about O Platt: Edward H. - Butler, O didate, roe know." To what do yea attribute yoar tr O Evening News, Buffalo, N. Y. 0 O Queatloa of resignation 1 will O he woe asked. To defootluae la the Democratle O dlecuaa hereafter. Am not con- - O O party. If I hadnt had McCarrea to O aiderlng it eertonely now. O (Signed) T. C. PlJtTT. fight la Brooklyn end McClellan la O New York I would have won." o o follows: Princeton Winter, left end: Her Than It wee act the moneyed In twleft ring. left tackle: H. DlHou-Dsuee te that defeated you?" It waa the moneyed interact! work WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. guard; Phillips, renter; Bisnard, right guard; Cooney, right tackle; Hoagland. right end: K. Dillon, quarterback; Har left halfback; Rukm-Milleright halfbark; McCormlrk, fullback. Yale Forbes, left end; Paige, left (sekle; Brides, left guard; Hockenlier-ger- , , center; Erwin, right guard; right, tackle; Aleott, right end; Junes, quarterback; Voder, left halfKnux-Linn- , back; right halfback; Morse, fullback. Referee Market!, West Polut. Cmplro Wrenn, Harvard. Cklcago Defeat Illinois. Chicago. Nor. 17. Chicagos foot von gave Illinois the worm ball drubbing tt. ever renelved this afternoon. the maroniia ninaalng up 13 points and keeping Illinois front crosse ing their gnal line on the one chance the state Institution players hud to snnv. Ton touchdowns were made by Chicago. nine f the goals being kickel. while Eckersall helped along the slaughter by dropping a field goal front the 2i)ard line. illinolM, badly crippled from the first by the absence if Captain Carrltxers. has Sousa, and with a number of other players In poor condition, sent In milmtltute for phonographs, has been after substitute as the regular men were Injured or exhausted, but could not ship the scoring and In the hitter recognize part of the second half the game whs almost a farce. Chicago used the forPhonograph as a formidable ward pass a doxen tlmea. generally . HEARST TALKS ON ELECTION. ed -- ut toch-dow- oooooooooooooo 17.-T- . ds-fee- n, p e 1 p oooooooooooooo r, Rig-low- kme-som- EVEN who John Philip to the Edison competitor. The two-stking says that people will no longer go to concerts if they can have music in their own homes so easily and so cheaply as they can with the Edison Phonograph. with ep National Phonograph Company 71 Lateral de Am, Orasft. N. J. TW-ct-s with established stores wanted to Mil Edison Phonograph vary tows not covered. sum-mt- Harvard Defeats Dartmouth. Cambridge. Mass.. Nov. 17. On s slippery field Harvard defeated Dartmouth his afternoon by a score of 22 to 9. The Harvard team had Its own way during the Aral half and (hiring the early part of the second half, hut as the game drew to s close aud with substitutes in the Harvard line, their girt goal line was mused by the mouth tnen. Dafct'ouUi played the new foitball. ur.il the fake play on wliicli they secured tlie'.r touohd-rwp nuouni-i-i- l on ihd the peer Meet fooMuil! ever HsM-a'also it.el the tilers' field ru'-ni-to advantage, but was lutn dicapped In getting off susppy plays tv.rf Kiihatltire were by the slippt-r- This is an unwilling tribute, but It nevertheless is a tribute. The man who has an Edison Phonograph has a concert in hi. own home, frtn a king could not have more. Ai a store ia your town rou can hear the llditos l'fcnsograpb right away. in used freely by bulb Ik'pauw Z. C. M. I. Home Made Shoes lnr inen, are the the buys. tuiswra and children again in Ogden. They old reliable, every pair guaranteed, aa veil an At Store Fifth Ward Shoe PHONE HELL 2546 MADISON AVE. 513 X. T. A. SEVERE!! nw.if inwwagu e-- r;.1 yaj o. Inlvera- 12. - j lty if Vermont 0 At Amherst Amherst At Ames, Iowa - 0 . William Aiuca 25. Uriuncll 6. LATONIA RESULTS. lOIi THIS - 2-- S. J. BURT RESULTS. BENNINQS WaahLngtnn, Nov. 17. First rooe. seven lurking a Firebrand won, Anna Smith e:nd, Hooray third. Time. 1:28 95. Second race, steeplechase, about two miles and n half Fellow On won. Oleroao second. Two borwee flulahed. Time, 5:21. Third race, seven furlongs - Man-foe won, Orphan second, third. Thue. 1:23 VYiurth rane. six furlongs -- Water Oraaa won, Lady Tarantella second, Baby Willie third. Time. 1:15. Fifth rure, mile and sixty yards Tartar wan, Marster second. Marksman third. Time. 1:48. 1i rt States. 3-- l brought the he!- - feet. The team n a whole ih the enuxfhneea and pitLei ! uf a well adj'is'el n.a.hne he men individually went into ea If uat play with auch vim eaid p.e & BROS. house thirty-roo- on No Longer Wants to Dio in tho Unitod KILLED HIMSELF AT BS. Kansas City, Nov. 17. Dr. W. C. New York. Nov. 17. A Times special from Middletown. N. Y.. says Phillips, aged 83 yearn, former secThomas Eat rada Palma, president of retary of the sate of Texas smt tho Republic of Cuba, who for fifteen brother uf C. S. District Judge John F. years made hia home aud aundurted Philips of Missouri, oinmlued suicide a private school at Central Valley. at Rue he port. Mo., today by drinking 34 Orange county, and who tn leaving polaou. Ho Hvod la Austin, Texas,Col. atatad that ho would return tn end hit veara and once fought a duel alth Sixth nro, mile and a sixteenth Angler won. Sonoma Betle seonnd, Agile third. Time, 1:5(1. days there, baa evldoutiy relinquished John Marshall because of a political that Idea. Tha place he owned and dlapute. OAKLAND RACES. occupied at Central Valley la now ofsale. It consist of twenty WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. San Francisco, Nov. 17. Given a fered for ride, I'orrtgnn. an old horse that waa overlooked in the betting. won the handicap and 12.000 added at the opening of the season at Oakland today. Loglstilia, Ruby and Dusty Miller weer made the favorites in the betting, while tha winner waa played aa low as 25 to 1. The start in the handirap, which waa tha fourth race, waa a good one. and Jeunlnga Kuby attempted to make a runaway race of it. Rut she proved unequal to the task and waa disposed of by Tha latter Corrigan and Imglatllla. was alow in beginning and although the eastern horse closed with a fait finish, she could not get up anough speed to beat Corrigan. The finish was an exciting one, a the flrat four horses were bunrhed. Time, 1:4fV The season opened auspiciously and hilly C.fHin raring enthusiasts were present. bookmakers handled the Twenty-twbeta. Weather good, track fast. Results: First race, six furlongs - Hurleii. 1119 (Knapp l. 7 to 5 won; Military Man, Man112 ( wflllanis). n to 2, oec.-nd- : sard. 109 iHlldebrand), II to 5. third. 8t. Wlnifrede. St. DenTime. 1:14 ts. Sheen. Shady Lad. Invader, Peter Parting J., Ed Ughthurn, Madden. Jennie, Duelist and Trapsetter also ran. Second race, mile and fifty yards, See all selling Bymnerdalc. 107 (Wiley). 15 to 1. woo; Jjivell, 102 (Hunter), 15 to line. please. 1, sentml; Atkin.. 1u5 l Graham , 9 to Jack Little, 1. thin). Time. 1:44 Salable, Jarkful. Lone Wolf. Chahna. Graph'te and Sinner 8lmon also ran. Third race, five furlongs Touy Faust. 112 (L Williams). 13 to 5. won; Native Ron. 109 (Davis). 9 to 10. second: Melltah. ink ( McBride i. 12 to 1, third. Time, I m2 Canlque, Itica, Plausible. Grace St. Clair. Hnshthorpe, Aitu Spa Pred Mulholland. Kinders. and Red Ball alas ran. Fourth rare, one mlie. Opening hanS. dle:' p -- ('urrigaii. 100 (Baudyl, 25 to I. 7 5. to won; IjOKlstiila. 116 (Knapp). second: Ruby. 114 (Melntvre). 3 to 1. third. Ttiiie. 1:40 Dusty Miller, A.. IT) Joe. DewNorthwest, ey. iklouiaii and Supreme Court aloo ran staar. jjjirwfci rwVi3rxs: Fifth rare. (Hie mile Masaa. lnfi 3 to . won: Eckersall. 1U4 (MrHrlilei. in to 1 second. Karl Rogers. 1K iKnappt. 8 to 5. third. Time, l'thher Boy. Dnllnda. Ed Riienilsn, ltenvolio, ilarry Wai'e and Serenity also ran. Hixtb rare, lutnrltv course -- Rtr Kil ward 1111 iGrahnml. A to 5. won; Gyp-k(Copyright Reprints) King. U'X illuapp). 2i to 1. arcond: 110 tlnlyi. 5 to I. third. Time. 112 Kumlsii. Mir Rutsell and Grass rsn , Ctit'er h's-- i well-judge- d BIG SALE ON 15 Your opportunity is nuw h: hand to buy a nice dinner set for Thanksglvng Day. We have the genuine Havi-lanDecorated Seta for 645.00; other seta a cheap as 4.50, d Now is tho time to beglo to elect your Holiday Presents Wo never had auch a large liae before to select from. We ran save you money na silverware. See our Hue before purchasing elsewhere. " ('arvlng Bets. Butcher Knives. . Food Choppers, - ' ete. WHEELWRIGHT BROTHERS Per Cent TO o 25 Per Cent DISCOUNT 3-- Trimmed and Street Hats. on We are sure to the beautiful The LEADER Millinery Co. 2-- la the character oC tho transfer service we supply our petroua Prompt, railable and nt low eost, any Brno you say wall ha on year Job and handle It expeditiously and wslL E. LYON. Prop. MRS. 2351 WASHINGTON AVENUE 3-- Ch'-istln- e ALLEN TRANSFER CO. . Phoo $1.50 Books for 50c 32 for youra. v or. NEGROES ARE DISCHARGED. Dirmisard S' i. "eg! - in Diagraca From the United State Army. Aiivi'iii.i. to'dle-. Sui )loii'on ; ineinlit-- l r Defeats Michigan. Nov. 17. In s game that slrprifie I her moat enrhua'.'otttc l supporter, 'he I'nlversiiy of Pennyl-anfisithsll (cant today defeKt-r- i ti V,:rhlpi:i university eleven o:i Franklin field by the decis're score nf 17 t i n. Indifferent PennaylvaDiB'p dvring the pres-n- t pi; -g ve h'T svmpk-btlzerscent fa.ipe fur vi. t.M over her formidable riial from he wrvt . iiu the stirit an! dash the re-and blue player showed today acres and there is a the premises. PALMA IS SOURED. Tou-renn- r d Tex.. Not 17 Rx who were sent to For? from Briiwnsvllle caused :he dtaturhaiiC'.'i Infan of the Twenty-fiftsuh-eim-- within honor e lu-r- e . ANNUAL SALE. Tablft linen stun an low as 25c per Yard and np for thin Kale. Napkins Mart at 45c er dozen and up to fl5.00 per dozen. All rraKlieH and towels go in thin Mile at great reductions. ' We sate rou inouev on dependable liuens. 1:44. lYfih race, six furlongs- Martius won, Black Art second. Sorrel T-- . third. Time, 1:17 Noel won. Ades-k- o Sixth race, mils-S- t. second, Trvnola third. Time. 1:45 . - K E Cincinnati, Nov. 17. This was getaway day ai lovtoi.is and the rainy weather was the moat disagreeable of the meeting. Kesui'a: First race, !x fui .Jtigs Nedrw wou. Granada second. Fire Alarm third. Time. 1 : 17. tieroiid race, mik- and a sixteenth John Garner wou. St. Tammany second. Kavisna third Time, 1:52 Third race declared off on account uf scratches. Fourth race, mile Kerchcvsl won. Nat B. second. Debar third. Time, fiMi-b,"- ll t- Catalog and Sample. Medical Ohio 3U, Wittl-urPruvidence-Uiu- wu try. were Penn TIIE SHOE FOR TENDER FEET, at the LIN-EN- eonfined New Tho yewierday. Thet had been 25th. Thai-(- I ,oi ler 'r,ep August tin nmi'ial struggle lie's ji-to ordera la n Harvard and Yale freshaisn teauiv took President Roosevelt, disband'bis afterunou. Ysle w'n placihuiul'.on, of which the tioiona The Yale I91n team s ing the u lug. 2 to n member. the only team in the country not scored upon this year. PMls-fejphia- Ladies Pillow Shoes (h:u university tu-a- Yale Defeat's Harvard. tlavi-iiTonr. . Nov 17 IIAXDKOME rOLLKCTlON OF TAI1LE DRESK OF NEVER HAS KFCI1 EVERY DEKCRIPTION. A SPLENDID ARRAY OF DEPEXDARLE OF THE WORLDS BEST MAKEK BEEN PLACED BEFORE YOU FOR EASY CROOKING AT KlCII REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. HANDSOME IMPORTED MATCHED TABLE SETS WHICH ARE WORKS OF ART, TABLE RUNNERS, TABLE TOPS, SIDEBOARD SCARFS, TRAY (LOTUS, CENTER PIECES, DOILIES, ALSO CLUNY AND BATTEXHURG TABLE PIECES. ALL GO ON SALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 0. At Columbus. - Uartm.-ut- li h:.!t. Hie freali buck plowed great boles in ti.e iin.. to lack confiilen-- e in inil they to fttrward tin .wll wha ability r 'he Harr aril goal line. loiwreuc, At hirmiegham I nirersity of Alabama 10, Alabama loi technic Institute u. At Atlanta. Ga. -- Vanderbilt 37, Technical t At Otnalia Cr;,l.vn university 18. Tarkk) college 5 At Gambler, Cii:o Kenyon 15. w-- YOU CAN GET . MTs.-R.- yKA 6. able. Marian her taking no chances of ovsr-rktnare ecbe'lule.i to play men. against Yale. Wild Park-- r, Kern-bu- rg and K'.irr ou: of tin- line in . At Kipun. y espe-clall- ! Scores. At (Tawlurdsvil.e. lint. Wabash 7,1 Football r- OOtlOOOOOOOO FOOTBALL SCORES. Franklin Field Final ocore: Pennsylvania 17, Michigan 0. Princeton. N. J- - Gams over. No scare. Ysle 0. Princeton 0. At Minneapolis Score first half: Minnesota 0. Carlisle 4. At Cambridge, Mass. Score first half; Harvard 16. A FEW or THE MANY TITLES Graustark The Man on the Box In the Palace of the King The Master Christian A Dash for a Throne The Millionaire Baby Buy While They Last The more yon. look nt the Mesa tt laundry weifc termed aut hy thla establishment the mere certain we are that you will eeotliue to favor na o' wall your ardors, tor oar prices are wltMn the reach of every see. Ask for our new rotes on fam1 washing. They will interest J- - Ogden Steam Laundry Thone Dsr-mout- n 4. At Itheca. N. Y, Score, first half: Cornell 12. Swarthmore. 0. Chicago End first half: cago 22. Illinois 0. Chi- ooooooooooo 437 35th 174. CODEN 263 rallfarRlB TlEF EXCHANGE St Twenty-fih- h Ufa Rtf fit |