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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Trioka In Artists Trade.

Tho ambitious artist has gone out
and secretly puncturod another tire. so
It ia impossible for the motor to move,
IIo couldn't let all those millions pass
by his door SO easily. and he has VI
sions of painting tho chocolate kings
portrait on tho strength Of shelterinG
his daughter,
But Paul is horrifled at tho thought
of this dictatlonal littlo lady staying
in his house. and, besides. his nancec
arrives In the morning. md Ut would
be most embarrassing But thorc Is
nothing else TO do. Bentamine must
stay there for the night, as thoro Is
no hotel nearer than ten miles, the
chauffeur starts for the railway sta
tlon on a bicycle to go to Paris to toll
Benjaminc's father, so that he can
como to fetch her in the morning.
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FHOtOS vi ketHed FNIlg NndTlPOl 81
Jim Jeffries, Showing Various AT"oAa @@&&as
Phases of His Sensational How Today.

century every ono OF them was forced
TO back away OF had at some time or
another been sent TO the floor with q
punch excepting Jcffries- Ho has met
by far a better class of fighters than
John l. ever met. He has met them
all. and not once has ho been dazed.
How. thon. can you figure on such u
man being beaten? True. tho lay-o1
may have done Its work. but one thing
Is ccrtain-if Jeftrics ever gets back
Into the ring he Will be fit: otherwise
no Will remain on the retired list
Hero Is ono angle of the Jcffrics
Johnson fight talk question that has
been overlooked. What IL Jack John
son should draw tho color lIne7 II
VIII be remembered that JEFF roasted
Tommy Burns numerically for giving
negro a chance to win tho title. and
LII Athuh" may come back with 81
think too much of the cullud race to
Give the whitc people a chance at re-
gaining tho title" Johnson surely has
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
ARMY TO ROW COLUMBIA.

Arrangements have been made by
the Columbia crew management Tor
the annual racc With Annapolis which
is 10 take place on the Severn on May
s. The race VIII be rowed over the
regular two milo course and VIII begin
at o'clock in the afternoon Only one
eight will bc sent down by Columbia.
although It has been the custom to
have both the first and second varsity
elghts row against the middies. The
squad of fifteen viii lcnyc Now York
on Friday morning. There VIII be. in
addition to the eight and cockswain.
three substitutes. Coach Rice and the
manager and his assistant.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
INTERNATIONAL YACHTING.

With several international yacht
contests. two long distance power boat
affairs. perhaps another ocean race to
Bermuda and any number OF minor
events. IT Ia likely that tho interest In
pleasure boat sailing next summer Will
center largely In the waters OF Massa-
chusctts bay, while a visit from two
representatives OF German royalty.
Prince Henry of Prussia and Prince
Eitcl Frederick. son of Emperor VIII
liam. Will lend Official dignity to the
sport for the first time in this country.
The Sender races, which proved so
successful three years ago at Marble
head and two years ago at Kiel. Will
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Kathryn kiddcr.

Kathryn Kiddcr returns to the stage
In "A Woman of Impulse" at tho H1r-
aid Square theatcr. written by Louis
Anspachor. In four acts tho play pro-
sents both light and dark sides and is
In tho main. a story of domestic af-
fairs Miss Kidder as Leonora dc Va
Icra is particularly good In the lighter
spots. showing spontaneity and vivac-
ity.
Partly comedy and partly tragedy.
"a Woman of Impulse" ia thoroughly
melodrama besideS. SO II is seen
that tho author has followed no well
defined limo OF development. Ho has
dabblcd IN all departments Of tho
drama.
Jeonora dc Valera Is an opera sing
CT, who evidences a decided pcnchant
for playing with n dagger. which sho
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
A Comparison.

Miss Barrymore first won attention
on tho stage because of her good
looks and her personality. That is
what happened In the case OF Marie
Doro- Miss Barrymore gradually ad-
vanced In her ability. That Is what
Miss Doro has done Miss Barrymore
finally became intrustcd with leading
roles in costly plays. So did Miss
Doro. Miss Barrymore has refused q
dozen offers TO we'd. prcfcrring her
profession to matrimony. That also Is
Just what Miss Doro has done. Miss
Barrymore VIII ono day be n thor
oughly accomplished actress, So will
Miss Doro
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Harvard Has tho Winnina Habit.

Harvard has acquired the winning
habit In a way that must bring Joy TO
the wearcrs OF the crimson Not con-
tent with boating Yale at baseball.
winning the eight cared shell race at
Now London and earning the so called
football championship with n clean
string OF Victories. another title was
added recently when the hockey team
won tho intercollegiate championship o
by defeating Dartmouth having gone
through the season without n defeat
TOMMY CLARK.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
ORRIN JOHNSON, LEADING MAN
FOR MARIE OORO.

little lady who insisted upon staying
to lunch with him. He tells her how
sho thinks tho world only moves for
her own particular pleasure. and, wo
manlilSc, she loves him for It He Is
tho first person who hn5 ever told her
tho truth about herself She decides
to enter a convent. when fate throws
these two together again and makes
them realize the truth-that they lovo
each other. Loyo played n trick on
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

wears Her younger sister makes u5o
of this weapon when defending her
honor against the attack OF q man
who forces his way into the bedcham-
ber occupied by herself and Ieonora-
The husband of the opera singer be-
comes jealous of her because she has
been indiscrect In certain instancea
AS n result he attacks her cousin and
kills him. This was brought about by
his mlstaking hts sister-in-law for his
wife But. whatever might bo eaid In
relating the story OF the play II would
prove of no interest or value. Tho
play is hopeless in It's outline and con-
struction. and only Miss Kidder's act
ing Is worth praising.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

And hero is another look Suppos
ing THAI JeTrios did meet johnson aii'
tho lattor was defeated. thereby
storing the championship tito 10 sho
white race. what them Would ne mans
on TO tho title next timc. or ~ou'u
no again retire? 1t would be ratn0i
hard matter for him to stick TO lne
tito without flGbting Then. again.
no retired, whnt would prevent tne
negro from stepping into the breacn
and once more walking of with inc
trophy II Jeffrles fought and de-
fcatcd johnson and then retired IL
would throw tho situation back TO
Mhcrn II is now. II he refused TO re-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Jeffries, Man of the Hour
Heavyweight Situation
johnson and His Chances

doubt. 1t Will be Jcffries from tho tap
OF the bell to the finish This IS based
on the dope OF the lighters. or oil the
game has produced Jeffrics Is unques-
tionably tho greatest. He Is tho only
man in tho heavyweight division that
has never been knocked down or
forced to break ground. In tho entire
list OF heavyweight fighters OF tho last
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
JEFF AFTER a
SUCCESSFUL DUCK
HUNTING TRIP

the Criterion theater, finds O conEen-
ial atmosphere In the role OF Benja-
mine Monnicr. "thc chocolate girl"
who has Il VIII OF her own. Miss Doro
exhibits an advance in tho technique OF
octirg that promises to accomplish big
things for her in the histrionic world
1t would seem that she Is certain to
duplicate tho success of Ethel Barry
more. whose career in Its earlier stages
was very similar TO Miss Doro'e.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

have their third renewal next summer
at Marblehead. Each country has now
won an event. and this year the Ger
mans will send another team of three
yachts, Prince Henry has entered q
boat for the trial races in Germany,
The, second OF the international
events VIII be off Manchester, Mass.,
In which Canadian yachtsmen vii! en-
dcavor TO recapturc the Scawanhaka-
CorintbIan cup now In the custody OF
the Manchester Yacht club.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
By Authore Of Only Wife."

Gavault and Morton, authors of MY
Wife" the London success which John
Drow produced In this country. wrote
"The Richest Girl" In the support
ing company arc Orrin johnson dead
Ing mani. Louis Massen. Frederic Eric.
Frank Meredith, Ammo Meredith and
Beatrice Morcland
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
coRNsLL,s EooIeALL DATES.

The following football schedule Tor
1909 has been ratified by the athletle
council OF Cornell university; oct :.
r, p. /, at Ithaca; oct 9, oberlin' at
Ithaca Oct lG. Fordham, at Ithaca'
Oct %, Vermont. at Ithaca; oct 3o
Williams, at Ithaca: Nov 9, Harvard.
at Cambridge; Nov Is. chicago AT
Ithaca; Nov. 20. Niagara. at lthSIa'
Nov. 25 Pennsylvania. at PhiladeiPh'a'
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
coLUMelA's LACROSSE TEAM.

Candidates for the Columbia lacrosse
team have been called upon for indoor
practice Eight OF last years team are
stlll In college. and there are SIN men
In different departments of the unlNer-
sity who have played on teams OF other
colleges and are now eligible Tor the
Columbia twelve after a years enroll
mcnt. F. Tough. n former captain OF
the Johns Hopkins lacrosse team. is
acting as coach for the squad this sea-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

" IN JEFFR1ES Is going TO nght
Jack johnson for tho cham
ID pionship OF the world No: Jim
~ is not going to f1ght-that Is.
Jim docs not know whether he Is go
Ing to fight or not. Neither does any
body else know. but 1t Is what wo arc
all anxious to know-that Is. all ak
cepting jeff He knows. but no VIII
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
7'a4a4e< h117sAm
eaoKEspFAgE LEFT HANDED.

Robert Edeson has long been an ar
dent collector of books dealing with
Shakespeare The other day In Salem.
Mass. no happened in an old antique
sbop and came across a volume that
bore imprint of 1879. He purchased IL
and. elancIng through 1t. was very
much surprised TO read that Shake
apeare was designated by his close
friends as left handed Will"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

tire. ho would be like u snow storm In
Florlda-out of q job The way tho
whole thing shapes up now II looks as
II Jeffrics. in case he wins. would have
10 be constantly on GuarI In order To
prevent tho blacks from swiplnG 1t
back
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
REID VIRGINIA NEW COACH.

Rufus J. Reid has been appoinleu
baseball coach of the University OF Nir-
ginia by the advisory board OF inc a,h-
lctic association. Reid. who IS Il sr'ou, i,
ate OF Davidson college. Is seco""
year medical student 1T Virginia
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

from Our New York Dramatic Core
epoDdcnt]
IA m ARIE DoRo and Kathryn
GAN KIdder have returned TO tho
IW metropolis and with the
Son." at the Garden thcater. made up
tho list of latest stage offerings.
Miss Doro in Tho Richest Girl" ut
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Paul Loses All,

Again all engagements are broken
off. and Paul is dismissed by his chief.
Ho loses his flancoc, his position, ev-
crything. through tho whIm of tho rich
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

them: sho made them havo all their
quarrols before marriage. 80 thoy
would novor hnyo any after.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
La InHn Job Porpetu5lI Z

as much right to draw the color iih'
as did Jeffrics-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
The Samo Old Jcffrisa.

/ recently saw Jeffries and looked
him over carefully. He is the Same
old JET. To be sure. his hair has
thinned q bit about tho temples and
he carries fow pounds more OF avoir-
dupoia around tho middle than he did
In tho days when ho was batterlng
and smashing his way TO tho heavy
weight championship of tho world.
jim IL not tho glorious gladiator OF
some years ago. but he is far from
being the tat fellow ne was six months
ago. His paunch has shrunle TIL his
vest flaps loosely about the waist
There is brightness TO his eyes.
healthy glow TO his skin and springi-
ness to his step that were missing six
months ago. His checks nrc not full
and nabby. and beneath HIS coat there
still swell tho same mighty chest and
bulge, the same mighty muscles that
made him tho pride OF tho ropcd
square. feared by puEiists from pole
TO polo. Joffrles weighs 2i0 pounds
now. and when he gets through with
his work behind the footlights ho would
SecG about six months more to train
in real earnest before no would be In
perfect shape to enter n ring contest.
When tho fight comes of. If It ever
does. the outcome VIII never be in
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

not tell. And. again. why should he
tell? Ho Is now a big drawing card In
the theatrical line just because he has
everybody guessing. This Is the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight talk question In a
nutshell at present.
Big Jcff. the fighting man Of the
hour. is starring in the theatrical cir
cult Of William Morris. Inc. tho cner-
setic manager. who beat oil his rivals
to the champion. Mr.. Morris secured
Jef only by Offering the fighter a real.
up to date fortune.
Tho recent statement from Jcftrics
that he will return to tho ring to fight
Jack johnson and tho subsequent de-
nial have caused renewed interest In the
pus1listio heavyweight situation. But
IT can bo put down as suro thing that
II tho match Is mado tho pair will not
settle their differences for moro than
year at least. AS Jeffrics Is starting
In on his long theatrical tour he prob
ably made the above announcement os
matter e good business.
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Tho Financial Side.

Looking at It from any angle. the
big fellow is In q position to make
plenty OF money to add 10 his present
estimated wealth OF 100000 Suppose
he adds another twenty weeks to his
present contract His net earnings
should almost double his capital. BY
that time he would know whether he
could get in At condition to meet tho
negro fighter, At the present time
Jeff is greater drawing card than
when no was champion. and he will
continue such ns long as thcrc ia a
chance OF his fighting again.
II is my opinion that James is going
TO keep everybody on the anxious seat
and guessing rs long MS possible in
order to mako as much money as ne
can In his vaudeville venture. II no
can get $4,000 q week he viii sign IN
Tor O European tour I Understand
that he is to got $4,000 for his twon-
ty week contract in this country. II
eecms to me that he will not hive
much trouble getting into shape for
tho baltic II ho decides to make IL,
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02
Unique Theatre

Commencing Sunday afternoon at the
Unique theatre the vaudeville will in
clude the Tambo duo, a novelty musical
act, full of sensations and splendid
features, also Albert Nae in an original
singing and dancing act.
On Thursday the bill will change. Mr..
Nae will hold over for the entire week
and the new act will be the two Harris
in a comedy sketch entitled ''Violets. =
This sketch has been given at theatres
in Fargo, Bismarck and jamestown.
and everywhere has been pronounced a
little gem.
Manager Warren is making arrange
ments for a new soloist. He intends to
secure a tenor voice and will give Dick
inson patrons the best in the market.
The new drape curtain has been
ordered. None of the designs submitted
in the recent contest were of sufficient
merit so this has been designed by g
Minneapolis firm, and represents thu
famous mountain of the Holy Cross, in
the Rockies. A part of the space will
be used for advertising.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02
Elect Delegates

There was considerable business done
at the Co. X meeting held in the armory
Monday evening. The main object of
the meeting was to elect delegates to
attend the seventh annual meeting of
the National Guard association of North
Dakota to be held at Mandan, January
S and s.
Corporal Baird and Sereeants Lyon
and Dodd were elected as delegates and
Corporal DeFoe, Sergeant Wolford and
Corporal Jahr were named as a%lternates.
The delegates were instructed to use
every honorable means to secure the
next annual meeting of the association
for Dickinson.
Lieut.. Tollefson was elected at
treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Sergeant Parker.
Since the return from muster last
September, the meetings of the company
have been irregular but considerable
work has been done at the range. Be
ginning with the second Monday il
this month the regular drills will b.
held in the armory and the boys viii
prepare to make a good showing at tn
inspection to be held in the spring.
The Office of trustee for the compan!
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02

exchanged merry New Years greetings
and wished Mr.. Orchard the best kind
OF luck and a speedy return to Dickin.
son. The guests fingered for some time
in informal merry-making. story telling
and a general good time, departing with
best wishes for the new year to all
present.
Mrs. Allen Harleman entertained the
Popcorn Neighborhood club at a New
Years, party last evening. There we're
six couples present and it was a very
jolly gathering. The entertainment in
cluded a patch work contest in which
the men were required to make as
attractive a block of patch work az
possible Out of pieces of colored calico;
a gum contest where the guests were to
mould different animals in gum; and a
popcorn contest in which all present
were required to build houses cut of
tsothpicks and popcorn. Elaborate re-
freshments were served and it was pro.
nounced quite the %jolliest gathering. yet.
The week will end in a blaze of glory.
for three social affairs are scheduled for
today. This afternoon Mrs. Emma
McCloy will entertain in honor of Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. Joseph Cuskelly will be
hostess at a New Years party and house
warming in their attractive new home
this evening. The Daughters of the
Prophet and their husbands will meet
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. R. H. john
son this evening when the gentlemen will
be given a royal good time. The affair is
in honor of MI. and Mrs. John Goodall
and the program includes a midnight
lunch. y.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02
Chambers Located.

1t is quite probable that a couple Of
the Commercial Club rooms on the sec
ond floor of the armory will be used by
Judge w. c. Crawford for the judicial
chambers of the Tenth district. Ameet-
ing Of the special committees appointed
by the Stark County Bar association and
the Commercial Club was held during the
past week and the question fully dis
cussed. Satisfactory arrangements have
been made and all points agreed upon
except the division of the expense of
lighting and heating but it is expected
that some plan will be agreed upon by
next week.
At a meeting of the club Wednesday
evening, Dr.. v. H. Stickney, the chair
man of the club committee appointed TO,
arranging the renting of two of the club
rooms, made a report of the progress of
the committee. 1t is the intention to
have Judge Crawford present at the next
meeting and the final action will be
taken then. The committee is having q
plumber estimate about how much of the
heat and light will be necessary for the
chambers, so that a division of the x
penses can be arranged.
The club secretary read a letter from
the Northern Pacific, asking that an
enclosed blank be filled u with infor-
nation regarding the city for use in a
booklet of opportunities to be issued by
the railroad for distribution all over
the country. In accordance with a
motion, president van der Las ap-
pointed Fred Turner and Dan Manning
a committee to act with the secretary
in getting up the desired information.
The club took up the payment of bills
and voted to pay several while others
were laid on the table.
There being no other business the
club adjourned.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02
THE PURE FOOD LAW.

Secretary Wilson SAYS, zone Of the
objects of the law is to inform the con-
sumner of the presence of certain harmful
drugs in medicines" The law requires
that the amoun of chloroform, opium,
morphine, and other habit forming drugs
he stated on the label of each bottle
The manufacturers Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy have always claimed
that their remedy did not contain any of
these drugs, and the truth of this claim
is now fully proven, as no mentain of
them is made on the label. This rem
edy is not only n of the safest, but one
of the best in use for coughs aud colds.
fdts value has been proven beyond ques-
tion during the many years it has been
in general use. For sale sby all drug
gists.
The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02
ktdnapper Arrested

States Attorney M. L. Mcbride made
out papers this week for the arrest Of
Joseph Schuber of Richardton and
Sheriff Hartune has sent a deputy out
into the country near that town to
arrest Schuber and bring him to this city
for a hearing on the charge Of kidnap-
ping.
1t is alleged that on the 14th Of De-
cember Mr.. Schuber enticed Caroline
Hatzenbieler. the 14-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hatzenbieler, to
accompany him to Dickinson where they
would be married. If they could not
be married here. her age making it
rather questionable, it vas planned to
90 to South Dakota and it was also their
intention to 60 to South Dakota if they
were successful in getting married.
TIE young girls sister claims that
Schuber made the same proposition
to her and when he vas turned down,
remarked that if he couldn't get her
he would take her sister. When Caroline
was missed from home her sister sur
missed that Schuber had carried out his
threat and she Immediately made her
suspicious known.
Adam Mischief, who is Caroline's
godfather. made it his business. to come
to Dickinson on the first train. He
found the girl and took her to the home
of her father. ;
Mr.. Hatzenbieler swore out the COM
plant for Schuber's. arrest and the
deputy was expected to return with his
man last evening. I