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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-19
CHURCHES

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Holds service at IL a m. in the new
Masonic Temple, Washington avenue.
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty
sixth streets. Subject, rs the Uni
verse. Including Man, Evolved by Au
tomato Force?" Sunday school at 9;45
q. m. "Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings are held at p m. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend these
services. Free reading rooms are
open daily. except Sundays and holi-
days, from 2 to 5 p. IN. IN same build
ing.
Central Park byterian-Sabbath
school will observe Children's Day
with appropriate exercises on Sunday,
June Goth, at IL a. m. The church
service is set aside for the Children's
Day exercises. A cordial invitation
is extended to those who are inter
ested. Prayer meeting and Bible
study, Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, Corner Thirty first street and
Washington avenue. S. c. c. Hick-
man. pastor Mrs. A. NJ Mcclure.
superintendent Sunday school
First Baptist church-Between
streets. (Rev) II. D Zimmerman.
pastor. Services on Sunday. June 20,
1909, as follows: Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Glasses for all. Morning
worship at 11:15, The service Will be
turned over 10 Dr., Sallade, DR.. Eu-
banks and Rev. Mr.. Jacobs. The Glee
Club of Pella, Iowa. will assist in the
music. The b. Y. P U, will meet at
p. IN. The meeting will be In
charge Of the pastor. One Of the
speakers for the day viii address the
young people All young people are
invited. Evening service will begin
al S o'clock This service Will be adj
dressed by one of the speakers spend
ing the day in Ogden The Glee Club
will also assist in the music at the
evening service. This is rare oppor-
tunity to hear these three men from
the east, A very cordial invitation is
extended all to worship with us. and
catch the inspiration which will
surely he given. The regular church
prayer meeting will be held on Thurs
day night at o'clock Topic. THE
Bible, A Sure Weapon and Defense
Eph VI:10-17; Matt Will; Heb.
WE Leader, Mr.. #. D. Johnson.
First Presbyterian Church-John
Edward Carver, pastor. Sunday school
and church service will meet together
at II in parents and children's ser
vice Of worship and praise. Parents
especially invited No sunday school
service ILndcaVOT AT Z Evening WOr-
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Miss Gunnell Miss Holber,

Miss Gunnell Miss Holbere
Mrs, Cassidy. Miss Henderson,
Sunday school at 1915. Junior
clety at 6. Senior society at p
Evening service at 8 O'Clock. Mu
Prelude, "Papillon" ........... G
Miss Conroy.
Soprano solo. AVE Maria. Mil
Mrs. Thaanum.
Anthem. "The Good Shepherd. B
The Choir.
Bass solo, Invocation" -. .Mer
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o. S. L. EXCURSION TO UTAH
and Idaho points north Saturday, June
18th. Cheap round trip rates. Long
limits returning. Ask. agents for par
uculaTs. -
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o. S. L. EXCURSION TO S.
Lake City every Sunday, $1G0 re
trip. Eight daily trains to and +
the Capital.
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Ehk staudata.

Entered as second-eIass matter
NJ the Postofficc, Ogden o's"'
under Act Of Congress.
Published Daily, except Sundays
by VIM. GIasmann.
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Snrplns % fund ............. 6O.ooo.oO
Undivided profits, less ex-
pcnses and taxes paid.... 2o,6lS'SS
Dividends unpaid. -...-..-. 6,ooo'oo
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banks ...-....p So'olo.oo
Due to state
banks and bank
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BANK STATEMENT.
REPORT


Made to the Secretary Of State Of the
State OF Utah, of the Condition OF
THE OGDEN STATE BANK
Located at Ogden, In the County OF
Weber, state Of Utah, at the close
of Business on the sth day of
June, 1909.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. 49,. .SsslasS-ss
Overdrafts ....-..',,..,.-. iA'o7oi'
Bonds, Stocks, Certificates. 90
etc ...........'',..-
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Other Real Estate. 100000. s'zi1'oo
Due from Nation
al Banks. ..s1s1,61s.36
Due from State
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First Presbyterian Church-John
Edward Carver, pastor. Sunday school
and church service will meet together
at II in a parents and childrens ser
vice Of worship and praise Parents
especially invited No sunday school
service Endeayor at 7 Evening wor
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Twenty-fourth street, just cast of
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Benediction

Miss Holberg, Miss Hendershot,
Miss Gunnell
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
REPRESENTATIVE
REBUKES DRIVER
CHAUFFEUR AND LRWMAKER
EXCHANGE BLOWS
CONGRESSMAN HEFLlN RESENTS
MOTORISTS MANNER
Annoyed by ReckIessness Legislator
Takes Number of Car, Which
Anglers Owner and Leads
to Fight
CBy Associated press)

WASHINGTON, Aug. A-Represen-
tative J. Thomas Helm of Alabama be-
came involved in a personal encounter
with an automobilist named johnson
mere today.
Mr.. Hef1in and Representative ONE
James of Kentucky were crossing F
street together when an automobile
whizzed by them. Mr.. James says the
driver was handling the machine care
lessly and was exceeding the speed
limit, very nearly running them down.
When the car stopped, some dis
tance up the street, the two congress-
men followed and took the cars num-
ber. Observing this action, the auto
mobilist followed and hailed the con-
gressmen, inquiring why they had
taken his number and asking their
names.
The congressman said they intended
to report him for reckless driving and
told him who they were. Denying
their allegations, the driver is said to
have made some remark that was ex-
ceedingly distasteful to Mr.. Helm,
whose rejoinder was sharp and to the
point.
The congressman then moved away,
but the automobilist, it is alleged, fol-
lowed them demanding that Mr.. Hef-
lin withdraw his statement. Then the
men fought. Few blows were struck
Mr.. James and Mr.. Hefin's colleague,
Mr.. Clayton, who had come by, separ-
ated the combatants before any dam
age had been done
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
DANNY WEBSTER WILL
FIGHT MlKE KUTCHOS
Mccarey Arranges Final Details of
Classy Card, Which viii Be
Staged at Maud on
August 13

Phil Brock VS.. Frank Picato, ten
rounds, 1873 at 8.
Danny Webster VS.. Mike Kutchos, ten
rounds, 116 at 8.
Gene Sullivan VS.. Billy Walsh, six
rounds, 1856 at 8.
Peck Siegwart VS.. Jim Brady, four
rounds 140 at 8.
This makes one of the most attrac-
tive cards which the Pacific Athletic
club has planned for many moons.
Danny Webster and Mike Kutchos
finally came to terms last night and
have agreed to fight ten rounds as the
semi windup to the Brock-Picato con-
test at McCarey's pavilion Friday
evening, August 13. The boys are to
weigh in at 116 pounds at o'clock.
and a side bet goes with the decision.
Webster and Kutchos have been trying
to get together for the past year, but
this is the first time that they could
agree on conditions.
Another preliminary was added to
the card for the same evening, Gene
Sullivan and Billy Walsh agreeing to
make 1876 at o'clock for six-round
bout.
Brock and Picato continued their
training Yesterday at their respective
camps. At Eastside Brock went on the
road in the morning and in the after
noon he occupied the ring at Ward
place, ending up with three rounds of
boxing with Harry Baker. Picato went
on the road at Vernon early and COM
pleted his exercise at Doyle's place IN
the afternoon before a big crowd, box
ing three rounds with Peck SiegWarl
and four with Roy Page.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
DROWNED MAN
IS UNIDENTIFIED
UNCONSCIOUS BODY IS TAKEN
FROM SURF
HOURS WORK FAILS TO REVIVE
BATHER
Venice Authorities Unable to Identify
Remains of Apparently Well
Groomed and Wealthy
Stranger
Especial to The Herald

VENICE, Aug. Am unconscious
man in a bathing suit was discovered
floating in the surf here today by w. G.
Colwel of Pasadena. Calling Life
Guards Wilde Colt and Kinney to his
assistance, Mr.. ColdweI brought the
body to shore and carried it to the
bathhouse, where physicians were
called and every known method of re-
suscitation applied, with no results.
Scarcely a pint Of water was brought
from the lungs, and the physicians be-
lieve he died of heart failure while in
the water.
The stranger was apparently about
% years of age and of dark complex
ion and about $50 pounds in weight,
feet inches tall The features and
body were apparently those of well
groomed person and indicated they
might have belonged to a person Of
wealth and breeding. Two rings, one
with five diamonds, were the only ar
tices on the body that would give Il
clew to the mans identity but an ex-
animation of his dressing room dis
closed a ticket book on the Los An
geles-P Pacific with the names Mrs. r.
G. Warwick and F. G. Warwick ap-
pended. The signature of the man
given at the desk of the bathhouse
when checking his valuables is puZ-
zling. To one not familiar with his
chirogrophy the name might be one Of
either c. b. Swifte. c. B. Smith or c.
B. Smile. A bunch of keys found in
one of the pockets bore the name c. 3.
Strohm, but the signature left at the
bathhouse does not resemble this.
The body is at the Kirklee undertake
ing parlors, where an inquest will be
held tomorrow
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
EDITORS ATTORNEY
ACCUSES JAPANESE
MAN STABBED IN COURT WILL
RECOVER
Letter Introduced in Sugar Workers
Trials in Hawaii Showing
Journalist Was Threatened
by Strikers

HONOLULU, Aug. As. Sheba, the
Japanese editor who was stabbed . es-
terday by T. Mori, a fellow country
man, because the former had strongly
opposed in his paper, the Shinpo, the
strike of the japanese plantation la
borers, is reported to be much i'm
proved
The trial of the several strike lead
ers on the charge of conspiracy, which
has been in progress for several weeks,
but was interrupted yesterday by the
stabbing of Sheba, was resumed today.
The court instructed the jury to disre-
gard the Sheba incident but the prose-
cution, it is said, may try to Introduce
it as evidence to show the criminal ma
ture of the alleged conspiracy.
That Sheba feared he might be killed
as a result of the policy followed by
his paper during the trouble with the
Japanese plantation laborers was
shown today, when Mason F. Prosser,
his attorney, made public a letter he
received from the editor May %, in
which the attorney was asked to care
for Sheba's family in the event Of his
death.
The letter stated that Maxine, Ne
goro and Soga, three Of the japanese
on trial, and others Of their followers
were proclaiming Sheba as a traitor TO
the cause of his country and country
men. The situation looked serious, ne
wrote, but he declared himself ready
to die for what he believed to be the
best interests of his countrymen, and
asked only that Prosser look after his
family, for whose future he had been
able to provide but poorly. He told
the lawyer where his will would be
found, and concluded:
"I beseech you to look after my af-
fairs for the sake of my family. have
done my utmost for what I believe to
be the best interests of my countrymen
here, and have nothing to regret
Please keep this letter confidential un-
til the inevitable happens"
Prosser stated also that he had re-
ceived letters of a threatening nature
because of his connection with the edt-
tor and that his partner, w. A. Kinney
who is conducting the prosecution u
the Japanese cases, had received simi
lar missiVes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
THROWN FROM WAGON AND
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED
Young Man Is Dragged Nearly One
Hundred Feet Under Horses
Hoofs

PASADENA, Aug. 4,-Emery Hub
bard, 27 years old, was probably fatally
injured early last evening when he was
thrown from. a spring wagon, near his
home at 139 Mary street, and dragged
nearly 100 feet under the hoofs of his
horse. He received a severe confusion
on the head and internal injuries. Ply
sicians who attended him at his home
last night declared he was in a serious
condition.
Hubbard was returning home from a
visit to a nearby feed store, when al
Pasadena avenue and Mary street the
horse became unmanageable and broke
from his control. He was thrown for
ward on the dashboard, which gave
way under his weight and threw him
under the animals hoofs. He was
found, unconscious, a few moments
later and taken to his home.
The horse was stopped in front O.
the Braley automobile garage by Mo
torman Frank Downes of the Pacific
Electric railway who leaped from his
car and felled the animal by blow
with his stool.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
DENVER IN FIELD FOR
JEFF-JOHNSON FIGHT
Prominent Business Men Pledge Their
Support in Belief That Big
Fight VIII Benefit
City

DENVER, Colo, Aug. Am resolu-
tion introduced by Alderman Thomas
Heyder, the hoard of aldermen was
asked last night to use its influence to
obtain for Denver the fight for the
heavyweight championship battle be-
tween James J. Jeffries and JACK john
son. The citys interest, the resolution
declares, would come from the adVer-
tisement received by reason of the at
tendance of people from all parts OF
the country
The resolution states that prominent
business men have expressed their
readiness to raise sufficient money to
bring the fight to this city.
Considerable opposition developed on
the ground that the city was interested
"in more important matters than the
promotion of a prize fight" and one
facetious member moved that the res
olution be referred to the financial
committee. Heyder resented the at
tempt at humor and declared he was
sincere in having Denver benefited
by the proposed battle.
Chairman Markey finally referred the
resolution to the judiciary committee
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
THEosOPHIsT SECRETARY
DENIES ANNIE BESANT is
BLAVATsKY's SUCCESSOR

SAN DIEGO, Aug. Al. II. Fussell,
the Universal Brotherhood and Theo-
sophcal society secretary, gives COM
plete denial to the assertion that Mrs.
Besant is Nine. Blavatsky's successor,
or that she is so regarded by members
of the Theosophical society, founded
by H. D. Blavatsky continued under
William @. Judge and now under the
sole direction of Katherine Tingley.
He declared that sufficient refuta-
tion of the assertion is contained in
Nine. Blavatsky's own words:
"Theosophist is who theosophy does" "
In support of this he referred to a
pamphlet recently issued by him, un-
officially, entitled Mrs. Annie Besant
and the Moral Code"
The worlds headquarters of the theo-
sophicaI movement he declared, were
at Point Iona, Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
WOULD INVOKE RECALL
AGAINST SUPERVISORS

not have dared to break their pledge.
"Oh, yes. 1 could have given Capt.
Broadhead a perfectly fair trial, but
I'm inclined to think that was not what
was wanted. Look at the way they
handled Mr.. Conrey this morning. He
explained again and again he knew
nothing of Capt Broadhead or any part
he might have had in the corruption,
vet because he had expressed an opinion
last winter that the Harper administrd-
ton was corrupt the defense insisted on
his exclusion from the jury.
II was not a partisan believer in the
recall from the beginning, and | was
all against 1t at first, but I've seen
how il works in the checking and pre-
vention of corruption; I've seen how
Mayor Alexander has Strengthened
things out, and 1 know it is right
Mr.. Sheriff, since his removal from
the jury box by peremptory challenge
Tuesday morning, has remained in al
most constant attendance on the trial,
except for a short time Tuesday fore
noon when he went to see what atLi-
tude the supervisors would assume to-
ward the advisory committee, and some
time yesterday when he went out to
learn how the vote on consolidation
was going.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
SCHEDULE PREPARED
FORCOUNTY HEARINGS
Los Angeles viii Meet Men from
Sacramento on August 81
the Last on the
List

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 4.-F'or the pur-
pose of securing readjustments of the
assessments of property by county Of
ficials, the state board of equalization
today fixed upon a schedule for hear
ings for thirty counties, the justice of
whose assessments have been found on
investigation to be doubtful Hearings
will be held in Sacramento, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, to which super
visors assessors and appraisers of sur
rounding counties will be summoned.
The schedule for meetings in Los An
geles county are as follows:
Ventura and Santa Barbara counties
will be heard August 27.
Kern and San Luis Obispo counties
hearing is set for August 2S.
Orange, San Bernardino and River
side counties will be heard August 30.
Los Angeles countys hearing will
take place August 3.
Schedules for the northern counties
are:
At Sacramento-Yol and Solano, Au-
gust 12; Yuba, Sutter and San Joaquin,
August 13; Merced and Stanislaus. Au-
gust IA; Butte and Colusa, August 16
At San Francisco - Monterey and
Santa Cruz, August 49, Santa Clara and
San Mateo, August 10; Sonoma and
Napa, August 20; Mendocino, Marin and
Contra Costa, August 81; Fresno and
Tulare, August 90; Alameda, August
"a; San Francisco, August 25.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
JEFFRIE> PASSES BUCK
TO COLORED HEAVYWEIGHT 7
On Eve of His Departure for Europe
Undefeated Champion Issues State
ment Saying Jack Must Meet
Reasonable Conditions

NEW YORK, Aug. On the eve Of
his departure for Europe tomorrow
James ]. Jeffries issued statement to-
night through his manager, Sam Ber-
ger. saving that everything now de-
pends on Jack Johnson as far as fight
between himself and the negro was con-
cerned.
He did seem to consider seriously
Johnson's posting $4,000 in Chicago this
week, and said that it was up to John
son to meet reasonable conditions"
He added that he had received no Of
fetal communication of Johnson's actor
in Chicago.
Berger said that he hoped to see
johnson in Chicago in a few days and
go over the situation and to receive
some bid for a fight during Jeffries
absence abroad.
Aside from a sojourn at Carlsbad for
his health and reunion with his wife
and mother in Germany, Jeffries said
he had no special plans for his Euro
pean trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
RESTAURATEUR
ATTACKS POLICE
RAID ON CAFE RESULTS IN A
FIGHT
Plain Clothes Men on Special Detail
to Watch Saloons on EIec-
ton Day Make Arrest
Under Difficulties

Patrolmen Clifford and Wyckoff, on
special detail for the enforcement of
the liquor, license law closing saloons
on election day, engaged in a battle
royal late yesterday afternoon at the
Old Queen restaurant, 234 North Main
street.
The officers found that B. N. Jan
gradovich, the proprietor of this res
taurant was selling beer and liquors
without regard to the order requiring
him to keep his bar closed, and they
raided the place, catching several par
ties in the process of consuming beer
AS evidence the officers confscated
all the beer bottles and glasses in
which it had been served, which were
in sight. When they began to gather
the bottles and glasses Jangradovich,
who is a giant in size, and number
of the walters in the place assaulted
the officers and attempted to take away
the evidence which they had seized.
The fight which followed was hard
one, but the officers won out and jan
gradovich was taken to the central po-
lice station and booked on a charge of
violation of the election law. In de-
fault of $500 bail he was placed in the
tanks, and will answer in police court
this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
WILL wREsTLE AT cHuTEs

Two wrestling matches have been
arranged for Sunday, Aug. 8, at
Chutes park, which should be pro-
ductive of some first-class bouts. In
the main event Jack Lee, Los An
geles motorman, will meet Fred BuliD
of Boston. Both men will wrestle at
about 1856 pounds. In the preliminary
Jack Lowe of Los Angeles will hook
up with Freddy Ryan of Chicago and
as both men are considered first-c class
mat artists it is difficult to pick
winner. Both matches will be catch
as-catch-can.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
MAKES ANOTHER
TRY FOR LIBERTY
EDWARD RICE ESCAPES FROM
COUNTY HOSPITAL
With Bullet Hole Through Lungs Des-
perate Man Picks Lock on
Leg Irons and Runs for
Creek Bottom
Especial to The Herald.l

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 4.-Ed-
ward Rice, who made a sensational es-
cape at Needles from Sheriff Romero Of
Las Vegas, N. M, Sunday a week ago
and was captured and shot Friday
while escaping from jail there, again
escaped today getting away from the
county hospital, where he was sup
posed to be dying of the bullet wound
through his lungs
With knife he picked the lock on
his leg irons, which were kept on him
as a precaution, and, threatening the
patients in his ward with death if they
gave the alarm, he slipped on a coat
belonging to DIR. j. Cole and pair of
overalls the property of patient, and
climbing to the ground, was soon
lost in the willows of Lytle creek wash.
Sheriff Ralphs and Chief of Police
Shay soon had a posse organized, the
fugitive being surrounded by Chief
Shay, Policemen Jack Stuart and X
L. Soto He surrendered without fight
He is delirious tonight as a result of
this break for freedom, though doctors
believe he will recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
NEW YORK AMERICAN TEAM
BUYS JOHNSON OF PORTLAND

i NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Announce i
!. ment was made tonight that the \
!. New York-American league club +
!. had purchased Johnson, third x
\ baseman of Portland, Ore, of the +
!. Pacific Coast league. He will not 4
! be required to report Until next :
! season. \
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
NEW BRITISH FIGHTER APPEARS

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Jim Kendrick,
champion bantamweight of England,
made his metropolitan debut here to-
night in a fast ten-round bout with
Jimmy Daily of New York at the
Sharkey Athletic club. The English
man seemed to have a shade the better
Of it. although both finished strong.