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Show TI1C MORNING EXAMINER: OGDEN. FT All. SEND A V MORNING, NOVEMRER C. ifhlfi IUf Greatest of Fiasios Ever26thKnown iS'ale COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING, NOV. We Will Offer Our Entire Stock of Pianos at VV7E HAVE ON OUR FLOOR FORTY IF YOU WANT A PIANO WE CAN pianos and organs, consisting of new and instruments, also slightly used pianos and organs, which positively must b: sold. The sale will continue ten days, comitf its its mencing November 26th. 1 up-to-d- save you from fifty to three hundred dollars cn your deal. A great opportunity to purchase a piano for Christmas. Pianos may be selected now and deliveries will be made just before ate Christmas or upon any day desired. Convenient terms of 106 (Graham). 6 to 1, won; Ruby 107 (Williams I. 11 to lu. second; Van Neaa 106 (Knapp), 16 to 5, Romalns. third. Time, 1:11 Royal Rogue, Ceteros and Platoon alao mu. Tltanla SPORTS ElridfcSALL It CHAMPION. Welter Ecker-sall- , Quarterback and captain of the University of Chicago football eleven, cloeod hla collegiate football career today by making five Held goala for hla team against the University of Nebraska In the Anal game of the season. Nine times during the two halves Eckeraall booted the hall In an atleuyit to drop kick over the Nebraska goal. Three of theae he missed, one blocked, hut the others, some at mihsr difflealt angles, sailed through. Throe of the goals were made in the first half from ths 25, 7 lines. The two In the and the second half, mad a within a few mlnutea of oaoh other, wera kicked lines. When from the II and tho game was over the thousands of a rodents madly cheering Chicago svarmed on the gridiron and. borne on the shoulders of two big athletes, Eckeraall lad a triumphal procession to the gymnasium. The final noero of the game was: Chicago, SI; Nebraska, I. Steffen and Ridings made touchdowns for Chicago In tho first half, and Steffen made the third tonchdewn In the second haH after a run of TO Nebraska's one touchdown yards. came as the result of a long forward psea by Kckeroall, which the Chicago hacks failed to get, one of the Nebraska bkeki frilling on the hall on d line. Chicago's Is three plaa. In one of which Litleft tle plunged through Chicago tackle for eleven arda, the tell went over the goal line. Several times during the game Nebraska had the bell In Chicago territory, hut the Maroons' defense proved invulnerable. . Chicago. Nov. 24. d The Day, when we go back to tbe old home to feast on the turkey and 'the idea, that Mother makes. The Day, when Friend meets Friend. The Man, who goes a visiting as well as the Man who entertains will, of course, wish to appear at hia very beat Were ready to strengthen any weak spots in the wardrobe and place a Man in condition to pear well on Thanksgiving Day. home-fattene- d Suit, Overcoat, Hat, Tie, Gloves. Anything Thats Wanting Can be Found Here 16-ar- INDIANS will be right, the prices will he right and the Man we dress will have something to be Thankful for. The stjle FRED M. NYE CO. FOOTBALL SCORES. rag-tim- The Ediioa Phoaegraph brinp the eoieert hall, the grand opera, ths stand all to your center theatre or vaudeville stage asd the table. If yon have not yet heard it, yen are missing two things : What science instruments and the has done in the way of perfecting Chance of little real entertainment ia your home when you feel like it. The dealer's is the plecs to hear It firs' afterward in jroor own boms. band-maste- sound-produci- J. Avswwe. Orisge, Dealer, with established stores wonted to sell Edison PhongrapM la UmM - I Nov. 24. Bldunjr I! n its Afle Good New. PRICES ARE LOWERED 25 to 30 on 50 COATS Nothing wrong with them. This years styles. Its time Ihey were sold, that's all. We tale tbe loss on them now Profit by eiperieuce and go on our way rejoicing i Also About 50 Skirts at 50 as-cr- 1-- off if Piled on a table ready for you to lake your pick at just half price. You know we do it big nkirt hnNineas and at times (like most humanity) make inKake. Thera skirts are not quit ify to the hih at&ndajd we have set. They are worth much more than half price, and you should see them early as punnible f2.R0 to f7.R0 each. 2-- si S Wat-lerso- London Mall. Herman Linde, n Denver. German artist whoa case Jms attracted much interest because of hla appeal to President Roosevelt for protection. was tonight acquitted on tbe Charge of insanity. This la Unde's third trial for Insanity, b'fth the others resulting In bis conviction. After hla first trial hr appealed to the president In several letters and the matter was taken up by the United Status secret service. Joseph A. Walker, In Charge of the lorl office of the secret service, said be considers Unde a lunatic of a dangToua type. Nov. 24. SCHOOL FOR CHANCELLORS. am told ths 1 - TO VISIT POPE. Rome, Nov. 24 Aa the time for King Georya'a visit to Pope Ptua approaches, the difficulties surrounding tbe case seem to grow, both because of the ceremonial to bo folkrwed and the feeling In Greece, which consider tho Catholic clergy In the Balkans and It ia not awe whether the visit echedoiMl for tomorrow will take place. King George met Pope Plus when he was patriarch uf Venire, at which time n mutually appreciative sentiment were expressed by both. Philadelphia. Nov. 24 Lewi Emory, Jr., of Bradford, candidate for governor on the fssioa ticket in the teeem. campaign, who waa sued by State Faasior J. P. McN'lchol for earg- ing him with bribery la connection with tbe eletclon of a speaker of the tale house of representatives In 1M1, today publicly retracted hie statement. In consequence tbe suit against Mr. Emory waa promptly withdrawn. PURSUED We have just received a car of JEWEL ranges and heaters. If yon are looking for QUALITY we can give it to you. They are famous FUEL HAVERS. RETRACTS. BY GUARDS. Washington, Xov. 24. Hocrotary Taft late today received the following cablegram from Governor Magoon, dated Havana: Information received that Rlua. Moderate, lately removed a chief of poilce at denfuegoe. has left town with a band of from ten to fifteen, pursued by rural guards with sufficient force. Gtnuiaa and other leaders tendered tbelr service to capture thn No special band. Tender declined. Importance attached to Incident." NOTHING KEPT SECRET. the kalier will practically put his ministers through a debating contest during the approaching session of the rdchstag. All will be given a chance to defend the government from the reichatag tribune. It moat skilfully la The one who likely to be .h" emperor's favorite candidate to su'fier Prince von Bue-lofor that a new chancellor will h Madrid. Nov. 24 - - Pressed by quesnecessary within the near future no tine in the inner circle of Germs pol- tions in the chamber of deputies ities any longer d'Xibts. London Mail. as to whether mw treaty or clause In s treaty e!ts between BLACK HILLS MINES. Bpain and France and Great Britain on the aiibjec of Morocco, and also Pierre. P D. Nov. 24. According if Mft lives and properly of Fpanlard to the official re.'yk.made public to- In Morocc:i were endangered. FYuelgn production of mln of Minister (inii'ni mM that nothing has day the nee-and Ijiv f;nlrd . t, the Black Hlil f- r the pM yeir in Moromo arc not in danger. 6.96,9(mi, a dec reuse of 1250.000. 1 u u cross-examine- EMORY ARTIST I! ACQUITTED. l-- (Rs-sal- National Phonograph Company W. "7 ms Ml covered- Gan Fnrodaoo, Nov. 24. By the narrowest of margins LogisUlla, tha favorite, lost the Artful handicap today at Emeryville. Ramus got away favorable and soon secured the lead, winning by n head. Princess Tltanla made a game struggle In the sixth and beat out Ruby, well played at t to 2. Results: First rare alx furlongs Fred Bent 105 (McIntyre), 7 to 1, woe; Silver Sue 105 (Graham I, 6 to 1. ascend; Tavora 107 (Wllllamai, II to 6. third. Time. 1:14 Im Joe, Chief WMtr man. Governor Davis, Prince Nap, Lord Nelson and Cocksure also ran. Seoond race, five furlongs Ocean Shore 111 (Earnahaw), 9 to 10, won; Al IJndley 110 (Alarle), I to I. second: Fred Mulbolland 114 (Williams I, Paaodel-1- . I to 6, third. Time. 1:01 Calmer. Sal pearl, Peecadera and Clamor also ran. Third race, mile and an eighth Watercure 101 (W. 8mlth), 4 to 1, won: Jerk Little 107 (Leeds!, 6 to 1, second: W. H. Gates 101 (Brussel!), 15 to 1. third. Tima, 1:56. Benndio. Iras. Bombardier and Sir Carter alao ran. Fourth race, mile and 100 yards Ramua 10u (Brussel!), I to 1, won; Ijnglstllla 120 (Knapp). 7 to 10, second; Doltnda 102 I Hunter), 9 to 1. third. Time, 1:45 Supreme Court, Lubln and Tom RtAerta also ran. one mile Fifth race, Dewey 107 . 16 to 5, won; Military Man 12 to 10, second; Rc!la Hip (Knapp), 99 (Hunter). I to 2. third. Time, 1:41 Uttlo Joker, Harbor and Jirchfnll also ran. Sixth race, fix furlongs Princess 1-- Wash., tbres-alxteen- g not need to marry. She had a parrot that swore, a monkey that chewed tobacco and a cat that went out nights. The man who has an Edison Phonograph might say he never needs to go anywhere for amusement as he has an instrument that will play dance music, ting the popular songs, tell funny stories, render the old ballads, give selections from grand opera and play all with. equal facility. e, pkau, its IRRESPONSIBLE. 2-- Tu-lan- e, ONCE did 8LOANE its arranged, tihnuis whs a klupiomauleo ud frequently akilo wearlug apparul fr.uu other students, though supplied with money, was testified this morning In the trial of Biduev Sloaun, charged BENNINQS RESULT!. with tho murder ui hi lather. New York, Nov. 24. Prof. Huous, who conducts a preFirst race, seven furluuga Work- paratory collage at Doikelsy, Gal., atAieman wc. Belle Htroine tended by jruuug Rlnaue, made the tUUniMint and averred that a number llo third. Time, 1:19 about of students wera compelled to nines Second race, ateeplerhaae, three mile -- Tallfars sou, Essex sec- kwhs on their wardrobes. That Sidney Sloan, at tho age uf ond, Mount Henry third. Time, 6:17. Third race, five and a half furlongs 5. bad ao sense of rospmslblllty and Tenuneralr won, Karrowto ssooud, that his conduct differed uiaierlally froni that of other children. ua the Ambush third. Time. 1:10 Fourth raoe. mile and a half Bank- statement made by Mies diary Ktluer, er won. OsderatKHiie acound, Dainty alums kindergarten Sidney attended. third. Time. 2:41 Fifth race, mile sod 70 yards OxBOMB OF NOVEMBER 22. ford won, Ormond Right seoond. Yoladay third. Time, 1:4! IS. PenConstantinople! Nov. 14. It bsranis sion ran second, but was dUuaMlod kuoan today that tbs taploslua of a for fouling. butuu In the Pens quarter on NovemSixth race, mils and ber 22. was an alleged sUsnipt to Bniperor of India won. Ivan boa sec- blow up Fehiul Paha, chief of tbe 1:06 A. Winifred third. Time, ond, polios of thn palace, while he was driving through the main street. NEW ORLEANS FAIR GROUND!. Two speciamra were Injured. There Is much skepticism as to 24. Fair Nov. New Orleans, whether tha explosions ware not enGrounds results: gineered by Fehmi Pasha himself, First race, five and a half furlongs with tho view of impressing ths sulOptional won, Quinn Brady second, tan uf tbs Importance of ths chief of 1:06 Sneer third. Time. the palace police and securing a Seoond race, ,glx furlrmga Guild of Imperial favors. Jaromo won, Baau Bruinniell seoond, third. Time, 1:14 35 KINGS VISIT CLASSIC GROUND. Third race, mile and 70 yards second. Judge Poet won. Dr. Spruill of Rome, Nov. 24. King George Orly U. third. Time, 1:45 Victor Emmanuel, Fourth race, (lx furtunge Belmero Greece aud King their suites, were by won, Meadowbreese second, Hannibal accompanied driven lu siitonintilles today to Osatl Bey third. Time, 1;1S Purslane, tho royal preserve situatFifth race, five and a half furlong woods near ed in the beautiful I Toboggan won. Cutler second, Aleucon Gala, which extend plus to the Medlier-raucathird. Time, 1:06 a m ft Uee visited the Tbelr Sixth raoe. one mile Missouri Lad spot where, nreurdlng to classical len wen. Odd Ell second, Henry gend, Annas, the Trojan prince, foundthird. Time, 1:41 ed the city of Invlnliim. After taking part In a successful wild hoar hunt CEABE HAULING OF GRAIN, the two kings luuclied at the royal hunting lodge and then returned to Omaha, Nov. 24. Tha Bse this af- Rome. ternoon say a: The Burlington railroad Is about EVIDENCE IN GILLETTE TRIAL. to decide to rinse hauling all grain until the coal famine in Nebraakn has Herkimer, N. Y.. Nov. 24. In a bean rolieved. The car oaugsatinn has brief session, District Attorney Ward become ao serious that covers towns today failed to teach tbe evidence Of in Nebraska are without a ton of coal the physicians In the Gillette murder rase. The Drat Intimation of tha deIn reserve and tbe situation demand hnmedlater medy. Tbe Burlington of- fense claim that abralsiaos on Grace ficials say they can not possibly sup- Brown's body were made attar It was ply the demand for freight cars for removed from tbe water came out grain and soul at I he same time and, when the driver of the wagun sta-lu aa the Kiel demand la imperative and which tbe body was taken to the lie denied grain can wait a while, they will turn tion wa their attention toward relieving the that the road was rough. ooal famine. Court adjourned until Monday morning and the prosecution will probably swear the doctors then. MUNICIPAL At Massillon, O. Massillon, IS; Can ton, 0. At Columbus Ohio State Univer12; Wouater, 0. sity, becontinued yesterday Haver-ford- , Argument Pa. Haverford, 67; Judge Ritchie declared In open At Evecase of In tbe court yesterday, In gait Lake, that per- fore JudgeWowell New York university, 0. and Horn Thomas jury had been committed In that court lyn Cortes staled At Oberlln, O. Oberlln, B; Case, 0. in n recen rate. J. H. Yanatts aald others Involving tbe right to uee and At Cleveland Wesleyan, 22; WestIn Birch Creek that A. A. ..ovey told him that ho had tore the waters of ern Reserve, 11. Riven false testimony In a civil action. Strongs canyon. At Annapolis Navy, I; Virginia Berlin's arialirratlc anburb of Char which contain more milPolytechnic, 0. lottenburg, At New Orleans Arkansas. 22; lionaires than any city In Germany, 0. tea decided to gu Into the At Macon, Os. Georgia Technical, business on its own account In order 61; Ueroer, 0. to overoome the hardships of the At Pullman, Wash. 'Washington meat famine. Ths municipal eoundl State college, 6; Whiteman college, 0. proposes to assemble a herd of many At Greencastle, Ind. Depew, 19; thousands of swine, to fatten them at Miami, 0. the municipality's expense la one of At New Orleans Arkansas, 22; Tu- the council's huge vacant areas, and lare, 0. 69 foetd them on the household garbAt Lafayette, Ind. JWnola, 6; Pur age gathered by tbe city and hitherto due, 0. uaed for fertilising purposes. It la expected that Charkittenburg'a EMERYVILLE RACES. example will be widely followed. there wai an old maid who said that pammt t-- VICTORIOUS. Cincinnati, Nov. 14. Tbe Cariisle Indiana defeated the University of Cincinnati team XI to 0 hare today. The looal team waa strengthened by n few former Cincinnati university played and In the latter put of the seoond half Tom Graydon, the foremost Harvard fullback, vu put in the game, but had no opportunity to make any star plays. Clothiers, hatters and Haberdashers 2413 Washington Ave. T Sacrificing Prices to-ds- v ( Ask your neighbor. We can also save you money on a buggy any style. ALL NEW GOODS. A ad if you want to see something new in the way of a wagon IK ns show you the WINONA. It sells itself. WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT. Burton Implement Co OGDEN, UTAH g-- - el WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. |