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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
Woman Bull Fighter

Joanna Maestrich of Berlin was for
eight years Oportos champion bull
fighter. The young woman, further
more, was beautiful. In 1903 she won
the first prize at the Lisbon beauty
show.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

This is peculiarly the season when
It is well to remember that the poor
are always with us.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

A man in San Francisco has been con-
victed and sentenced for fraudulent
voting. But why pick on one man?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
Pi-LineS and Pick-UpS
As Usual

As usual
'Tis two days before Christmas, and all
thro' the street,
The people arc hiking, on errands so fleet.
They crowd all the aislcs and they jam
every door;
They block every corner of each shop
and store!
Tis two days before Christmas; oh, lool,
at the mobl
To buy cen necessities now is job;
A pity II is that We waited so late
You bet wo'll buy early next ycar-sure
as futc!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Two Denver bankers of the frenzied
finance type have been convicted and
three more escape by telling on them.
That jury should move to Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
Place for VaIuabIes

They were on their honeymoon. The
big bridegroom was so proud of his
little wife that he could not resist the
temptation to take the hotel clerk into
his confidence.
Say" he whispered. leaning over the
desk my wife is jewel"
I'm that ;se, SIR" chuckled the ho
tel clerk, 81 really cannot allow her to
go up to the bridal suite"
The bridegroom gasped in astonish
ment
what! Can't let her go up into the
bridal suite! Why not?'
Because I will have to put her in the
safe. That is the place for jewels.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Francis Murphy. who for thirty-four
years has pleaded throughout the English
speaking world for the cause Of temper
ance, is dying in Southern California
Chicago Rccord-Herald.
Which goes to show that man may
be very much alive here and Chicago
not know it. Wake up!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Nobody works but father,
All the live long day;
Maud bangs the old pianner,
And Susie plays cro-k.
Ma entertains the preacher.
And Bill is rushing the can:
Nobody works at our house,
But my old man.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
Kansas Version

A Kansas contributor says it is diff
ferent in that state. This is his YER
sion;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Poppy-Did Magnolia cry for help
when he kissed her?
Poinsettia-No; she helped herself.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Ladies have your fur remodeled to
the latest styles" is the way loca!
advertisement reads. This is the first
intimation we have that ladies are
furbearng.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
Date Salad

Wash thoroughly half a pound of
dates. Remove the stones and stuff
with cream cheese. Place on lettuce
leaves and serve very cold with may
onnaise dressing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Just at this season, Russia is pain
fully shy on peace on Earth" etc.
But then Christmas is 10 days late
over there.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

A publisher advertises: "The wives
Of Henry the Eighth. Third Thous-
and" Surely there is some exaggera-
tion here?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22
Mrs. Peary a Hunter

Mrs. Peary. during the several Arc
tic expeditions whereon she accom-
panied her husband, became an expert
and fearless walruS hunter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Compared to Schwab, Corey, Hyde,
ct al, the steady going man of 40
and upwards doesn't seem so bad,
after all.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Webster Davis latest flop doesn t
seem to have resulted in rush to
prepare Republican resolutions of self
congratulation or Democratic express
SiOns of regret.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

Physicians in New York operated on
a man for appendicitis and found a
pencil several inches long in his stom-
ach. Probably a hungry newspaper
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

j. Ogden Armour was fined 50 for not
muzzling his dog. Maybe he didn't
want to put the pup on the level of a
cabinet member.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

1t Is more blessed to sive--away
Christmas cigars-than to receive 'em
And less dangerous than to smoke EN-.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-22

But there would be more babies if
having 'em were against the law.
The Globe-republican., 1905-12-07

We hereby certify that the above Il 4.
correct list Of names Of persons drawn 70
serve ss Jurors a. the January lernt Of,
the District Court Of Ford County Kan
sas.
R.w. EVANS. Jr., p.
PR. HoBBLE, J.H.
Oh. NoRTHRoP. Under Sheriff
Attest 8, Il. CoNNAwAY, 20. Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1905-12-07
EpiscopaI No sting.

To the people 81 Dodge CITY: The
Bishop Of Salina, The Right Reverend
SIM Griswold D, 81 WI (opd ti!lite)
oopdpct an eight dig MisiIoS III lodge
City, from the 4th tOihs laih * Dsc.
inclusive. e'
The Bishop comes q IN ambassador
from Christ, sens BY Him with 1 message
~ the peoplaof Dodge pity ~, aronis
the cafeleSs, ID itrengt then shS fearful, n
'rsnovs V doubts Wa u deepen int
strengthen the faith efthose who belIsis,
80 the church calls isA Mission.
Tho Master - calling for men to enter
Hi service. Hc wants lhs people 7 Of
Dodge City. he wants tie smsa of.
Dodge City, Hi people are praying thst''
Elis cali may b snswersd q He kints ii
70 be. Come and hear Hls message. /, \
J, d. Anderson fcr he Bishop.
The Globe-republican., 1905-12-07

In order TO stthe Globe Republicans
great circuIaslgn and its superior adver-I
tlsing value, we have made arrange
Inents with Rath q cambridge, the pop
ulsf druggists, 10 offer one Of their best
selling nsdlcinesat half price to anyone
who will cut out the following coupon,
and present II at their store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
GRAND JURY GRINDING
important indictments Expected
to Be Returned at
Portland.

portland, Ore. Jan. 1O.-The federal
grand jury which adjourned over The
mondays, resumed its hearing and in
Nestlgation Of the land fraud conspira-
cy cases in this city today SeVera
witnesses were examined. It is OK
Pscted that important indictments will
De returned on Thursday
A large number of witnesses have
oeen summoned from Linn County to
appear before the govern n1ent's in
QulSitorIal body 1t is said that three
OF the witnesses summoned have at va
rlous times located over 90. 600 acres of
timber lands for a local timber land
dealer. who is said to have been the
agent IN these matters of a Minneapo-
lis lumberman. It is generally under
stood that the testimony of the Linn
county witnesses will be used to con-
meet certain large lumber corporations.
eastern and western, with the land
fraud conspiracy in this state.
Colonel A. r. Greene, special inspect
or OF the interior department, has re-
turned from a secret mission to Wis
consin, the home of Horace G. McKin-
ley, and Of one of the biggest timber
syndicates in the United States, whose
dealings in Oregon and Washington
timber lands are said to have reached
enormous proportions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
Ogden, Wednesday, Jan. IL.
BANKS NAME OFFICERS
Annual Meetings Held and Di-
rect0rs and Officers Are
Chosen For the Year.

me banks of Ogden held their annual
meetings yesterday electing their Off.
SsIs tor the ensuing year and transact
lns the business usually transac1a5 a.
tne meetings OF ockhoIders "
~ the Utah National bank all the old
directors were reelected. and the direc-
LOTS reelected their former officers as
1SiloWs: John r. DOoly. president: ri ID
t6eely, wee president II. ]. Peery. w
=. Stanley and *. c. Belcher are the
other three directors. r Fl HoaE was
erected cashier and A Y, MackfntoSh as
Sistdnt CASHIER \ short time AGO the
board o. directors declared = dividend
The Ogden State bank reelected the
1IoIioWlqg; n e Bigelow. president,
gohn VI. Browning. vice president: A. T.
blSeloW. cashier: Robert A. Moves. as
slstant CASHIER. These, and the following,
constitute the board of directors: c. l..
6ecker. ! H. Spargo. o \. Parmley.
Van Natter. \ special per cent divi-
deEd was then declared. in addition to
the usual quarterly dividends.
Inc Commercial National bank organi-
zaton IS as follows; J. w Guthrie.
president; y. Hcaly. vice president: II
tors are Ed COnant Henry Conant. q.
NJ. Punyon and J. y. Ireland
The First National bank reelected all
Its old directors. excepting that NJ. s.
browning takes the place of James Pin
gree, who. since the last election has
organized another bank. The directora IL
OF this bank now stands; Joseph Eccles,
Thomas Dee. Adam Patterson. George II
Tribe, w w. Ritter. Joseph Clark. Bar
nard White John Watson and NJ 5.
Browning These directors were also
elected as directors of the Ogden Savings
bank. They will meet Friday for the
purpose OF organization and for the
transaction of usual business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
FORM PLAYERS HIT.
Short Priced Horses Bowled Over
With Regularity.

Los Angeles, Jan. 1G.-Short-prfced
horses We're bowled over with a regularity
that was startling to the form players at
ascot today Weather cloudy. track
slow. Summary:
First race. short course, steeple chase.
handicap: Cazador won. Ed Lanfyan
second, Lanark third Time-5:lS.
Second race. seven furlougs: Cloche
dor Won, Dorice second, Great Mogul
third. Time: 2912
Third race, six furlongs: Tim Payne
Won. Judge Denton second, BIuecoat
third Tine-1.I4
Fourth race. one mile: Emperor Of
India won. Fossil second, Kenilworth
third Time-1:42
Firth race, Slauson course: Buchanan
won. Agnes Mack second, EfferYescence
third. Time II.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth: Iras
Won. Akela second, Helgerson third. Time
-1:5TJs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
HOT CHOICES TUMBLE
Four of Them in a Row Go
Down Before 0nSlaughts
of Long Shots.

San Francisco. Jan. 1c:-Venator came
to life today and the handicap in
hollow fashion. FIe had the foot OF the
party. galloping all the way. MartinmaS
defeat cast a gloom on the talent. as IT
made four hot choices in row 20 fall
down. Kunz had him in the heaviest go
ing where he was anchored. He was an
easy second. Three neckS apart Tor the
show were Sea Voyage. Romano and
Judge. but Sea Voyage got The money
Weather cloudy, track muddy.
Summary
FIRST race six furlongs: Proxies won
Princess Wheeler second. Macene third.
Time-1:1I.
Second race, five ana half furlonEs:
Melar won. Del Garina second, Fay
Templeton third. Time-1:lg
Third race, six furiOngs: Lady Kent
won. DR. Sherman second, Albemarble
third. Time--I:l5
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs:
Neuator won, Martinmas second, Sea
Voyage third. Time-I.2ll4-
Fifth race. one mile: Barney DreXfus
won, Major Tenny second, ISabellita
third. Time-1 :441l.
Sixth race. mile and -ee-si&teenths:
SUlicho won. Little Wal,y second, Modi-
cum third. Time-2.03Ja-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
BANDS OF MURDERERS
Greeks, BuIgarians and Turks
Engaged in Three-Cornered
Fight in Macedonia.

London, Jan. 10--The active prepara-
tons already reported 10 have been made
poth IN Turkey and Bulgaria for a pos
Sloie war this year, are fully confirmed
oy private letter received in London
from minister accredited TO the Balkan
courts This minister. who has lust com
pIeted tour OF the Balkan capitals
writes that the Turkish and Bulzar ria n
governments are theoretically PREPARING
Tor eVentualities- Large shipments of
arms and ammunition have been made
and recruits from Asia Minor are ar
irving at Salonica weekly for service in
the Turkish army. The Bulgarian and
Greek bands in Macedonia are frlcreas-
ing daily, and are fighting each other
and the Turks. This three-cornered
guerrilla warfare threatens to assume
the bloOdie5t phase in the spring
But" concludes the minister, ..wheth-
er or not there viii be real war between
Turkey and Bulgaria in the spring I
am not prophet enough to say. I'm
less certain powers think the time Is
opportune. war may be postponed this
year as last but in any event we are
a year nearer the inevitable conflict
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
MORTON WILL TESTIFY
Secretary of the Navy a Wit
ness in the Famous Santa
Fe Rebate Case.

Chicago. Jan. 9.-The Chicago Record
Herald tOmOI row viii say.
Secretary of the Navy Morton will be a
witness before the Interstate commerce
commission when that body meets on the
occasion Of the hearing of the Santa Fe
rebate case This can be practically
stated on official authority. The COM
mission has postponed the hearing from
Friday to mkt Monday, when IL viii come
to Chicago prepared TO hear all evidence
which may be adduCed. 1t was stated
that the three main witnesses for the
santa Fe would be Secretary Morton.
PRESIDENT Ripley OF the Santa Fe and
James Douglass. president of the El PaSo
x southwestern railroad, with which the
Santa F'e claims to have had an agree
ment regarding the division of the
through rate on coal.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Chairman Knapp
of the interstate commerce commission
today postponed until next Monday the
nearing IN Chicago in the case involving
allegations OF rebates granted by the
santa Re railroad 10 the Colorado Fuel G,
iron COMPANY This action was taken in
order TO give President ripley OF the
santa re railroad more time 20 secure.
witnesses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
CAMPAIGN AGAINST CIGARETTE
Big Meeting Held in Tabernacle to
Aid Movement.

Another big meeting was held last
night at the tabernacle in furtherance
of the movement against the use of
cigarettes. DR.. Willis Brown was pres
emf but did not have TO do all the talk
ing. as d number of Ogden people have
heartily Joined in the movement, and they
also made short addresses.
Among them We're Clarence Wright
selected as president or the local league,
and Ralph Shirk, another young man
who is prominent in the movement. Will
nam Allison, city superintendent of
DR.. Willis Brown who had visited the
state industrial school during the day.
based his talk on the information that
he received I'm making this visit
which was in effect that nearly every
boy confined there had acknowledged that
before he was sent to that institution
he was badly addicted to the cigarette
habit.
There We're fully five hundred persons
IN attendance, mostly adults. DR. Brown
goes 20 Salt Lake today to address a
meeting at Barratt hall tonight. To-
morrow he will return TO Og,den ana a
meeting will be held at the city hall
at il O'clock, when an advisory commit
tee will be named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
SIX DAY RACE PLANNED
New York Promoters Write to
Samuelson Asking Him
10 Enter.

w e SamuelsOn received letter from
New York yesterday saying there would
De another siN-day race held there in
about a month or six weeks, and asking.
him to send in his entry. 1t is proposed to
make this race a three-man team affair
instead or tWo-man team race. as has
been the custom ever since the New
YORK legislature passed law prohibiting
single riders from remaining on the track
Tor a longer period than twelve hours our
of the twenty-fOur. The promoters of
the race say they are erecting a large
building in which 10 hold all kinds Of ath-
letic contests, and il will be constructed
with modern saucer track Samuelson
says he VIII probably enter the race. and
that sax Williams Will be one of his part
ners. Williams is in Buffalo at The pres
ent time. but intends to come 20 Salt Lake
this summer to race at the saucer track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
VESSEL BLOWN
INTO SPLINTERS
Details of the Naphtha Explosion
on Board the Marpesia.
ELEVEN LIVES WERE LOST
SEVEN WHO SURVIVED THE
SHOCK PICKED UP.

New York. Jan. 1G.-Seven survivors
of the Inflated Norwegian ship Mar
pesia, which was wrecked at sea on
christmas day by an explosion of naph-
ina resulting in the death of eleven
members Of her crew. arrived here to-
day on the steamer Trinidad from Rer-
nuda They had been rescued nv the
DdilSh steamer Gallia, which happened
10y just AT the moment when the Mar
pesla was blown into a shapeless mass
ailo the seven who survived the shock
~ tahen from the sea. where they
hdd sought the only refuge that re
NAMED 70 them after the explosion
1ney were landed al Bermuda bv the
CANA, which was bound from Ham
burg FOR Savannah
The Marpesia sailed from New york
Tor Cette. France, on Dec. Q. with a
car go OF naphtha, and had been cut
ohlN day when her troubles began
one gale succeeded another. but all
were Weathered in safety and without
much damage until Dec. L. On that
DAY the snip was battered and Knocked
ABOUT IN a merciiess manner Her ven
tllators were carried away at the decks.
ner hOld began to fill and soon the car
80 or cases of naphtha began to warp
back and forth with every movement
Oh the vessel Soon the cases began to
give way under the strain and in a
little while the freed naphtha was
hoating around on top Of the water in
the hold
Gas from the fluid accumulated
steadily and by Christmas day the
Marpesia was loaded bomb. needing
only the slightest spark to blow the
whole structure to atoms. How the
spark reached the highly-charged hold
never Will be known. but suddenly
there came a terrific report. the for
ward deck shCt up into the air with
crash and a roar and in a moment the
entire ship was wrapped in flames
Those of the eighteen men on board
who had not been caught III the explo-
sion threw themselves over the side OF
the flaming ship into the sea. There
were only seven, and the seven would
have followed their companions to an
early death had not the Gallia. which
CHANGED to be in the vicinity, came
down quickly TO their aid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
SENATORS SMASH
BOWLING RECORD
Upward Flight of Pin Breakers
Remains Unchecked.
BRlLLlANTS ARE VICTIMS
ToBIN TRIES TO STEM THE TIDE.
BUT HIS SUPPORT FAILS.
Standing of Teams.


The bowling league is seriously con-
sidering some way of heading off the
gang designated as ''The Senator'S This
bunch OF pin smashers seem determined
to not only break up the league with their
record breaking tactics, but show no con-
sideration whatever for the feelings Of
their fellow DlaTers.' This state of af-
fairs has been going on for some weeks,
and last night their actions were far
more agSravating than at any time since
thew bid the bottom of the .pcrcen TAGS
column goodbye ana started on a head
long run for the top of the ladder.
The BrilliantS were the victims last
evening To show that they knew some
thing about the ancient game Of ten pins.
the Brilliants rolled up total of :. S35
points, equalling the league record. THIS
looked good. but the strenuous wise
boys" came along and smashed the record
into smithereens with total OF 2.S56
points The shock nearly prostrated the
former champions and nailed them in the
third position. while the Senators landed
safe in the fourth place.
TObin of the BrilllautS tried to stem the
tide of defeat for his team bv breaking
off the high mark of the evening with
Gal points, but Zehring and Allen We're
right after him with scores of 619 and SO
The scores.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
BAN JOHNSON THINKS
$1,000 ENOUGH FOR MINORS

Cincinnati Jan 1G--The National Base
BAH commission at its meeting today
considered the changes in the rational
agreement desired by the National As
ISOLATION Of Minor League clubs Several
speeches We're made most OF the speak
PRS urging greater consideration for the
minor leagues Ban Johnson said the
VAS opposed 10 the request OF the minor
leagues regarding drafted players. He
offered substitute. which has been
taken under advisement BY the repre-
sentatives OF the National Association of
Minor Leagues. Johnson proposes that
zach club in tbs National and American
leagues be limited 10 the drafting of
not more than four or five players each
year. lie favored a maximum price of
flgo0 for drafted men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
Brilliants
DIVISION OF OPINION.
Stockmen Not All in Favor of Allow
ing Railroads in Organization.

Denver, Jan. 9.-The city tonight is
filled to overlooking with delegates TO
the National Livestock convention
which>opens in this city tomorrow and
which VIII last through the greater
part of the week. From present indi-
cations it viii be one of the greatest
as well one of the most important
gatherings OF stOckmen ever held in
this country There will be through
out the week meetings of numerous
affiliated bodies, the wool growers lead
ing off this morning with their
fortieth annual meeting, which was held
in the Tabor Grand Opera house.
There is a sharp division between the
cattlemen as to the advisa bility of al
lowing railroads and packers to have
representation in the governing body
- the association If the new plan of
organization is carried through. Presi-
dent Frank J. Hagenbarth, president
of the Live Stock association, is
strongly in favor Of admitting them
and he has a numerous following
Many western stockmen, while not
opposing the proposed reorganization,
are against allowing either railroads
or packers to have anything to say
about the affairs of live stock men,
They contend that the railroads work
ing in conjunction with the packers
nave compelled them TO sell their
cattle at the lowest possible prices,
and they object to an alliance with
either one of them.
a meeting OF the catttlemen was held to-
night at which the report OF the board OF
managers was read. 1t related Chiefly
TO the efforts made by the committee 10
secure legislation favorable to the cattle
interests. The members were warned
that the railroads would advance rates
on cattle IN the near future unless the
cattlemen took active measures to pre-
vent il.
The report of the COMMITTEES was an
proved, and IL was ordered to continue its
work Of safeguarding the interests of the
cattlemen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
TRACK AND ATHLETIC
GROUNDS IMPROVED

A large force of men are now at work
on the University track and foot
ball field The entire field which lies
within thu track, is being leveled down,
and the straightaway OF the track on the
west side IS being raised to the level of
that on the east side. New and broader
at both ends
It is expected that the work will be
completed by Feb. l. which will give
time for the new track 70 settle and be
cindered before track work begins in the
spring.
An effort is also being made to extend
the straigntaWay the west side some
distance 10 the south. so 20 give a
straight 23o-yard track This proposed
addition. with the work now being done.
will make the track and zridiron one of
the best i'm the west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11
TO ADVERTISE DISTRICT.
Ogden Men Interested in Sierra
Madre Claims

a number of Ogden men who are in
terested in the Sierra Madre Mining dis
trlct held meeting Monday at the New,
Broom hotel to devise plans for adver-
Using the district. There are several
claims in this district and thousands of
dollars worth of development work has
been done there. 1t is believed that il
the real worth Of the locality as a min
eral producing section could be made
known IT would receive much more at
tention from Ogden people. The vaIua BILE
ore Is copper and the development of the
district would mean much to Ogden A
W AEee presided at the meeting and
Albert Swingwood acted as secretary. A
committee to draft a plan of organiza-
ton was appointed. as follows: S H
Browne, Charles Halverson and Fred
Shields Another meeting is called FOR