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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21
BANKS HOLD
A N N u A |
ELECTION
OFFICERS AND BOARDS OF OIREc.
TORS DULY CHOSEN.
Commercial National Bank Oefers
Election to Future Date, Utah
National Retains Old Board.

The annual election of officers and
boards of directors was held by the
national banks of ogden in the city
yesterday. the only exception being
that of the Commercial National bank
which deferred its election of officers
until some future time.
The officers for the Utah National
bank selected yesterday were: j. E.
Dooly, president; Horace Peery, vice
president; Ralph E, Hoag, cashier; A.
V. Mcintosh, assistant cashier. The
old board OF directors were retained
in office.
The First National bank chose the
following board of directors, who will
meet next week and elect the officers
of the board: David Eccles, L. S.
Mills, Bernard White, George H. Tribe.
Joseph Clark. Adam Patterson, w. w.
Ritter, John Watson, Nj. S. Browning.
John Spiers and r. B. Porter.
The Pingree bank elected Jas. Pin
gree cashier and T. D. Ryan assistant
cashier. The new board Of directors
are Job Pmgree, Joseph Scowcroft, An
gus T. Wright, James Mack, j. w Abb
bott, E. P Ellison, Heber Scowcroft,
Joseph S. Peery, Chas. zeimer, ]. II.
Last. Preston A Blair. A. l.. Brewer,
B. C. Blackman, James Pingree and
G. A. Henry.
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INST TRUCT ION
SCHOOL AT
DEPOT
THREE SESSIONS HELD DAILY FOR
HARTMAN EMPLOYEES.
Practical Demonstrations by Expert
Instructors in Use Of Airbrake,
Trainmen Put Through Drill

The special instruction school car
No. LOG, in charge of Superintendent
Keeler, is located adjacent 10 the Un-
ion Depot for the purpose of instruct
ing Hartman employees IN the perfect
use of air brakes. Three sessions Of
school are held daily, one in the fore
noon. one in the afternoon and one In
the evening. The school room In the
car has a seating capacity for hfty
students, and on either side OF the
room are air cylinders arranged to
represent a train of cars and showing
the air pressure from the time IL
leaves the engine reservoir until the
air reaches the last car
The work of explaining the details
and giving a practical demonstration
of air brake methods Is entrusted 10
Instructor Dillon, an expert. who puts
the trainmen through a general drill
Of details at each session OF the school.
These lectures are forceful and prac-
tical lessons of the proper methods
of applying air Oh all trains, and deep
interest is eyinced In the themes dis
cussed by all trainmen centerlng IN
this city
nc SNbOoi VI
spondence is under contract with the
Hartman management to cover the
entire system, and the car now at Og-
den will make every freight district on
the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Oregon Short Line every six months.
Employees are charged nothing for
attending these schools, the companies
paying the bills, and all employees are
expecting to be able to pass an exam
ination on air brakes In order TO retain
their positions on the road.
The car leaves Ogden for Montello
Sunday morning and will proceed to
the coast by slow stages. 1t Is 70 feet
in length and. aside from the school
room on one end, has boiler, engine,
dynamo, kitchen. dining room ana
sleeping apartments for those In
charge 1t is the finest car of the Kind
in the world and when not in service
on the Hartman lines, Is operated on
various Eastern roads under contracts
similar TO those made with the diffcr-
ent Hartman roads.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21
SANTA ANITA RESULTS.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 20.-Jack
Atkin, carrying the 1876 pounds, easily
won the Azusa handicap of six fur
longs today. He was heavily played
favorite at A to 5, and rewarded his
hackers by winning and also proving
himself the greatest sprinter the coast
has ever seen. Waterbury broke
running and forced fast pace to the
stretch. where Jack Atkin moved up
anG won by two lengths from Water
bury. who was length before Clio
RIO. Results;
First race, seven furlongs. selling
Smiley Metzner. 103 (Archibald) to
1. won; SibarI. liz (King) 10 1, sec
ond; Norfolk, liz (Shilling) to 1,
third. Time. 1:25 SO.
Second race, five and half fur
longs. purse-French Cook. 112 tDu-
gan) 90 to l, won: Ybor. 106 (Page)
90 to 1. second; Harrigan, 112 (Pow-
ers) to S, third. Time. LOG 1-5-
Third race. one mile, purse-Big
Chief, 107 tPowers) to 10. won;
King James, 107 tDugan) IL to 10
second; Edwin E. Fryer. 112 (Shilltng)
16 TO l. third. Time, 1877 3-5.
Fourth race. Azusa handicap, sia
furlongs-Jack Atkin, 135 (Powers)
to 5. won; Waterbury. los (McGee)
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SOME OF THE MEMORABLE CON
TESTS BETWEEN "HEAVlES."

1S91-Bob FitZsimmons defeated Jack
Dempsey for the middleweight
championship of the world, 13
rounds. at New Orleans, Janu-
ary IA.
1S91-James ]. Corbett and Peter
Jackson fought their memorable
"no-contest," 61 rounds, San
Francisco. Cal, May q.
1S92-James j. Corbett beat John l..
Sullivan, champion of America,
21 rounds, New Orleans, La,
September 7.
1S94-James ]. Corbett beat Charles
Mitchell of England. 3 rounds,
Jacksonville, Fla, January 25.
1S96-Bob Fitzsimmons beat Peter
Maher In one round, In / minute,
35 seconds, at Mexico, Tex, Feb
ruary 81
1S97-Bob Fitzsimmons won from
James J. Corbett at Carson City,
New, In IA rounds, March IT.
1S99-James J. Jeffries won title from
Robert F'itzslmmons at Coney Is
land, N. Y, in II rounds.
1S99-James j. Jeffries defeated Thom-
as ], Sharkey at Coney Island,
n. Y. % rounds. November 3.
1902-James j. Jeffries knocked out
Robert FItzsimmons at San
Francisco, Cal, in 10 rounds,
August IA.
1903-James ]. Jeffries knocked out
James ]. Corbett at San Fran
cisco. Cal, In 10 rounds, August
IA
1904-James ]. Jeffries knocked out
Jack Munroe at San Francisco
in rounds, Aug. 26.
1905-Jack O'Brien defeated Bob Fitz-
simmons at San Francisco, Dec.
20, 13 rounds,
1906-Tommy Burns defeated Marvin
Hart, who claimed the title, at
Los Angeles, Cal. February &c.
20 rounds.
1907-Tommy Burns defeated Jack
O'Brien, Los Angeles, May 7. 20
rounds.
1907-Tommy Burns beat Bill Squires
at Los Angeles, July 4, round.
1907-Tommy Burns beat Gunner Moir
at National Sporting club, Lon
don. December Q, in the tenth
round.
1908-Tommy Burns beat Bill SQuires
at Neuilly, France, June 13, in
the eighth round
190S-Jack Johnson beat Tommy
Burns at Sydney. n s. W., De-
cember &c, In IA rounds.
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Gotch and Turk May
Be Matched in England

Chicago, jan 2L-Chicagoans may
lose the fond hope that they are cher
ishing, that of seeing Frank Gotch.
champion wrestler of the world, and
Yussif Mahmout, the Terrible Turk,
In mat bout In this city. The cham
pion, who is now In England, recently
wrote Jack Curley that he would
leave for America some time In March,
and expressed his desire to complete
arrangements as soon as he landed
Today word came from England that
B, Martinelli wrestling promoter of
London, Is after the match. and 1t ap-
pears that he will land It.
Antoine Pierre, manager of the Turk,
has received letter from Martinelli.
Offering a purse Of s12,500 for match
between Gotch and Mahmout, the
match to be held some time in March
In England. Martinelli Is we'll known
In sporting Giles on the other side
and Pierre Immediately arranged that
as soon as Gotch posts forfeits they
VIII hurry back to England. Pierre
said last night; II brought Mahmout
to this country to force Gotch into a
match. We no sooner landed than
Gotch made preparations to leave for
the other side. Now comes Martinellrs
offer. but l will remain In America
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21
OGDEN SUGAR FACTORY
CLOSED FOR SEASON

The Ogden Sugar factory has closed
for the season. The engines have
cooled, the outer doors secured and
only the night watchman haunts the
plant which for several months past
has hummed night and day with the
activities of busy campaign.
Superintendent e. S. Rolapp, who
has endrely recovered from his recent
illness, states that the factory has
handled $4,000 tons of beets this sea
son and has produced about 100000
pounds of sugar.
More beets were handled In 1908
than the previous year. but owing to
the lower percentage of sugar contain
ed in the beets of 1908. the quantity of
sugar produced is not much greater
than that of 1907. Heavy rains oc-
Cured just as the beets were acquir'
ing the proper growth, causing them
to continue to grow beyond the de-
sired size. This resulted In decrease
in the percentage of sugar.
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E X A M | N E D
BY SAM TY
BOARD
LOCAL ITALIAN FOUND TO BE
SUBJECT FOR DEPORTATION.
United States Officers viii Investigate
Case and Luigi Del Carli VIII Be
Sent Home.

Luigi Del Carli. an Italian, was
brought before Judge Howell and Doc
tors Forbes and Condor as a sanity
board for examination as to his san
ity. The examination. however, was
not conducted because it was dis
closed that the patient is not citi-
zen of the United States and Is sub
ject for deportation Immediately
after the meeting Of the board of ex-
aminers, Judge Howell stated that he
thought 1t would not be proper to ex-
anime the subject for sanity until the
officers of the United States govern
ment had passed upon the question as
to whether the man should be deport-
ed to his native land, hence no exam
ination was held.
J Carh has been in this country for
about two years and he came to Og-
den about two months ago While on
his way to Ogden he jumped from the
train and received quite severe In
juries. He had been given enough
money to buy his transportation to
the old country, but he refused to re-
turn 10 Italy and claimed all the time
that some one was trying to beat him
out Of his money. He also argued
that there are large sums of money due
him from railroad companies and 9TH
ar parties and that he is going to col
lect the accounts before he returns to
his home In Italy.
He has been held in the city jail for
number of days, during which time,
it Is said by the officers there. he has
tried to hang himself. One night last
week he tore his bedding into shreds,
from which he made sort OF rope
with which he was about to hang HIM
self when the officers Of the jail discov-
cred him in the rash act and saved his
life.
According TO advices given by Con-
sui Frazzinl the unfortunate man mas
family, consisting of a wife anu
three children. In Italy. and his
father and mother are living there
It is expected that the man VIII be de-
ported to his native land as soon as
the United States officers can inves-
tigate the case.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record i'll the Oh
flee of County Recorder Wallace:
Gustav !. Peterson and wife, ct all
to John r. Powers, part of the south
west quarter of section II, and part
uf the northwest quarter OF section
20. all in township 5, range west;
consideration 81.
Gerret p. Slot and wife to d. +.
Browning and wife, lots az and 49,
block 3. South Park addition to ogden )
consideration 5000.
Gustav [. Peterson, ct al, to Eph'
riam Fowler. part OF the southwest
quarter of section II. and part OF the
northwest quarter of section 90. town
ship S, range west; consideration 81
William Simmons and wife to Heb.
er Swanner, part of the southeast
quarter of section SS. township b.
range 2 west; consideration $500.
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ecutors named in the will, Enoch Farr.
Joseph Farr Laertus Farr and Ell1an
n. Freeman petitioned the Second
district court TO admit the same 10
probate. In the petition 1t was alleged
that the estate OF the deceased con-
sisted of certain real estate in Ogden
OF the probable valne of S6.500, and
that there are twenty heirs at law and
twenty-nine devesees and legatees OF
the will,
The will was dated May II, 1893,
and was executed in the deceaseds s
own hand writing. 1t provides that
81 600 OF the estate shall be given to
his step son. Elijah N. Freeman, his
step daughter, Mary Snow Boyle;
his sons. Willard. Isaac, Farwell, Lo-
renzo, John and Elijah Farr; his
daughters, Laura Harris, Eleanor
Wotherspoon and Mary Driver. the
balance of the estate to be divided
equally among the other heirs and
logatees as enumerated in the will,
The signed witnesses to the Will
we're George z. Hyde of Rexburg,
Idaho; WiIsiow Farr. Salt Lake, and
E. Larson, Ogden.
It seems that although Mr.. Farr
lived the greater part of century
end was hard worker all that time,
he died practically in meagre circum-
stances. 1t was stated in the petition
for the probation of the will that the
rentals from his estate at the time oil
his death were only about S4oO year
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in at the White House after a flying
trip from New York and, after walt
ing until the big sanctum was clean
cd, went In and shook the hand oil
Uncle Sans best heavy. The Presi-
dent complimented the Dane on his
honest ring career, looked over his
mitts and cauliflower ears, and then
invited him to put on the gloves.
The Dane quickly stripped and
stepping into the blue room, struck
a pose before the old White House
trial horse, Spider" Loeb.
Hon. Teddy Trots Out Loeb.
Come on; let's see how you drop
red Joe Cans" yelled Teddy just be
fore time was called. The Battler tore
after THE Spider with both hooks.
bearing him down on the radiator. n
right to the kidneys and slam In the
spine from the radiator dropped the
spectacled Spider" but he was up
in a second like a southern senator.
SHOW me that liver punch | hear
so much about" chirped Teddy from
the window SILL
Loeb led with the left and was chop
Fed in the right side of the ribs with
snappy left that sent pain mean
dering through his system that telt
like an electric shock.
That's the. one Canole nicked me
WITH" piped the Battler as he bolted
the old trial horse on both sides OF
the head
President Says It's Gully"
Bully stuff" yelled the guardian
of the big stick Drop him again.
The Dane lowered his head and
poured pint of rights into the COM
missary department of The Spider
He was there, though There was
nc quit to the spectacled trial horse
He had taken many a good beating
In his time and came back for more,
All along the wall he backed, his head
5obbing from side to side like toy
rabbit. and just before the lights went
out he saw a stiff right coming for
his ear.
He'll be all right in an hour or so.
whispered T. r., to the Dane, as they
started In to view the paintings.
Fought Three In One Ring.
Here" piped Teddy. look at this
rainting. 1t is one of Sargept's. Shows
me fighting three at once-John d.,
1'illman and Foraker. One with the
right, one with the left, and one with
the foot. No color line in my game.
Why. before that scrap | was In
battle royal at Brownsville and beat
them to a frazzle.
I'm the only man who ever drop
ped John D. for the count. and you
know I've been In the gym here Tor
eight years without a stop. You fight
ers nowadays only scrap once month
or so. Gee, If / didn't have a miXup
before breakfast every day I'd die OF
ennui l suppose that you're jerry to
tnat 'ennui' thing, aren't you?
Some Kind of Duck, Eh?
Sure" piped the man from Hege-
wisch, That's some kind OF duck,
isn't it? We chase them up in Mich
igan."
NO. no." retorted our best heavy.
"Of course, it means ducking Work,
but the general meaning is OF rusti-
ness. that is, on the shelf, or STALE
ness. Are you hep now?"
"Surest thing you know" replied
the Dane, slapping Teddy on the neck
and went out
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until | am assured that Gotch has
posted his forfeit, Then there will be
nothing left for me to do but to travel
back across the Atlantic. Gotch said
that If Mahmout would wrestle the
top pnotchers of this country and con-
vince The public that he had chance he
would give him match.
Since our arrival Mahmout has de-
feated jenkins, Rogers, Beell. Ameri-
Gus and Olson, and We have proved
our claims. Sooner OF later / am sure
Gotch will be forced to wrestle Nah
mout. providing, of course. that Nah
mout remains undefeated, and I want
to say right here that I Will continue
to take chances with him because It
would pay me to walt for several
months for one match with Gotch."
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EIGHTH SATELLITE OF
JUPITER PHOTOGRAPHED

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 2O.-A cable
gram received at Harvard College OBJ
servatory from Iliel states that the
eighth satallite of Jupiter was photo
eraphed at the Greenwich observatory
on January 16. The position OF the
satallIte was in right ascension ten
hours, Sc minutes. 46.7 seconds ana
declination plus degrees, 40 minutes.
80 seconds.
The daily motion was In right as
cension minus one minute and In de-
clination plus one minute. The sat
sllite Is visible in large telescope
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21
EMERYVlLLE RESULTS.

Oakland. Cal, Jan 2O.-Col. Jack,
the medium of heavy plunge yester-
day rewarded his followers at Emery
Vile today when he won the McGib-
Ion handicap in clever style from
Nadzu and Clamor. Bowman's horse
was favorlte through all the betting
and the result was never in doubt.
Iavorites and well played horses were
successful
A heavy rain fell all afternoon and
the track was very sloppy. Results:
First race. six furlongs, selling
Tom Shaw. Ill &C. Mller) is to ..
won; Dargin, 107 (GilberD 10 to l,
second; Duke of Orleans. 100 (Keogh)
i to 1, third. Time. 116 2-5.
Second race. three furlongs, purse
Coppertown, 1O9 (Notter) 13 to s,
won; Recon, 112 (Keogh) 8 to 2, sec
end; Fire Ball, 112 -(Goldstein) is to
5, third. Time, :3S 1-5.
Third race. one mile and twenty
yards. selling Standoyer, 107 (Mc-
Intyre) ii to 5, won; Derdom. 1O7
tvan Dusan) 10 to l. second, St.
Avon. 105 (Geogh) 2 to 1, third. Time,
1:49
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth,
McGibbon handicapped. Jack. los
(Keogh) II to 10. won; Nadzu. 81
(Taplin) to !, second; Clamor. 100
(Scoville) Ia to 5, third Time,
l:51 2-5,
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards,
selling Mitre. 107 (J. CarrolD 13 to
s, won: Prince of Orange. lOl
(Keogh) 13 to 1, second; Salnesaw,
100 (Ross) IS TO 2, third. Time,
149 20.
Sixth race, futurlty course. purse
8ubbling Water, 107 (Keogh) IL to 5.
Won High Private. ia Uee) 1 to 2,
second; Apto ORC, 102 (GllberD Is to
/, third. Time, liz.
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HERE is RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

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80 to 1. second Glorio. 112 (ButwolD
G to L, third. Time, 1:12.
Fifth race. mile and quarter. sell
ing-Proper ia (Butwel) II TO s.
won; Merlingo, ia (McGee) 7 to 2,
second; st. Ilarlo, 109 (Rice) 1S to 5,
third. Time, FOG 1-5.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling
Charley Pains, 109 (Archibald) 7 to 1,
non; Guiding Star. 112 CDugan) 40 to
1, second; Earl Rogers. '112 (Powers)
? to l, third. Time, 1:26.
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services commemorative of Abraham
Lincoln be observed on Sunday, Feb
ruary Z. (SignedJ
JOHN GRAY,
w. L. RUSSELL,
w w. CROSSMAN.
THOS. LUNDY,
Committee G. A. r.
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PASTORS REQUESTED TO
OBSERVE LINCOLN DAY

The local G. A. r. submits the FOL.
lowing request 10 all pastors OF All
denominations in Ogden:
ITO pastors of all denominations;
We respectfully request that suitable
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21
WHEN NELSON WAS
WITH ROOSEVELT 7
NV Ta1.)

(By Tad.)
New York. Jan. 21-The two bat
tiers met In Washington, ID. c., re-
oently-Nelson and Roosevelt.
The worlds champion lightweight,
Mr.. Nelson of Hegewisch. Ill, dropped
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21
WILL OF LATE
LORIN FARR FILED

The last will and testament oil the
late Lorin Farr was filed III the coun-
ity clerks Office yesterday and the eA-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21

Woods Liver Medicine In liquid
form regulates the lives, relieves sick
headache, constipation, stomach kid
ney disorders and acts as a gentle lax.
ative. For chills, fever and malaria
It's tonic effects on the system felt
with the first dose. The S1.00 bottle
contains 2 1-2 times as much as the
sec size. Sold by Geo. F. Caves and
Depot Drug Stores. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21

Notaries PubIlc-David Jensen T.
r. O'Connolly and w. b. Wedell nave
been commissioned notaries public III
md for Weber county, the commits
sion of each expiring January TO-
-1a12
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1909-08-05

Wilbur Wright. standing with leve,
led glasses beside his sister. stra ned
his gaze in effort TO catch sight of
the areoplane when 1T should rise
again above the skyline. Seconds
seemed minutes, and as the inter-
vale became seemingly alarming,
great beads OF sweat stood upon his
brow. and his agitation was evident.
Suddenly the speck came In sight
over the distant bill. A cry swept
over the watching crowd.
There 1t is" everybody said. ard
gave a sigh OF relief.
On 1t came. growing with the Sec
onds. II grew and grow, until a,
/ last almost every detail was Visible.
Before you knew 1t, they were hone
again over the drill ground, fiyirr
low. AT height OF perhaps twenty
feet II swung round again to the
y southwark. and landed easily In,
down the field. The task was dom.
and In triumph. ,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1909-08-05
DIVORCED AND WEDDED.
Father Takes 15-Year-OId Bride
Away From Her Husband.

A dispatch from Scooba, Miss,
says Chancellor McCool rendered a
decree few days ago annulling the
marriage of c. H. Stuart and Annie
Morrison Stuart, members of prom
inent families in that section, who
were married just title more than
a week ago. A few hours afterwaro
the same judge performed the GER
emony reuniting the young couple In
marriage. After the first wedding
in Bay st. Louis, following an elope-
ment. the father of the bride OBJ
tained possession OF his daughter
through writ of habeas corpus and
had the groom arrested on the
charge of swearing falsely to her
age, which Is Is years, In securing
marriage license. After the de-
cree. the intercession of friends
broke down the barrier of parental
objection and the couple passed on
again to the marriage altar.