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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
.LEHI Girl. TAKES
CARBOLIC ACID

Lewisyllle. Idaho, Dec. 27.-Miss
Blanche Kendall. daughter of Judge
Ell Kendall, a prominent citizen of
Lehi. Utah. died at . p. M. yesterday
from the effects OF drinking carbolic
acid. at the home of her sister and
brother-in-law, George GilchrIst, at
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrlst
went 10 Rlgby In the morning and
wanted her to come with them, but
she preferred TO stay at home. After
the Sunday school was out. about
noon. one of the neighbors' girls called
at the Gilchrist home, when Miss Ken
dali asked the child to stay with her.
as she had drank poison and was
aroused the neigbbors. who In turn
summoned a doctor and her relatives
from Rig6y, but when help arrived
she was beyond recovery.
No cause can be assigned for the
act The coroner has decided that no
inquest Is necessary. She was about
% years of age, and well liked by all
who knew her, both here and at her
home in Lehi, Utah. Her mother is
dead and she has been living here
for a year or two with her sister. Her
body will be sent to Lchi tonight for
burial.
Word has been received from her
family at Lehi, but they cannot ac-
count for her rash act. She had writ
ten a week ago that she expected to
come home for Christmas, and was
then In her usual good spirits
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SAIL LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
TEACHERS GATHER
FOR CONVENTION

Salt Lake, Dec. 27.-Between 1.500
and 1000 teachers were In their seats
in the assembly hall when President
Frank NJ briggs called to order the
state convention Of the Teachers as
sociation at O'Clock this afternoon.
They had been gathering in from all
parts OF Utah and some from Idaho
and other surrounding states since
yesterday morning, in order 20 be
present nt the opening session of the
convention President briggs was on
hand yesterday preparing for the az
fair, and he was busily engaged all
the moring In winding up the final
details of arrangement.
At 10 o'clock this morning meet
ing of the executive committee was
held at the Kenyon hotel. where
headquarters OF the teachers nssocia-
tion has been established. which was
attended by President DTiggs. Secre-
tary Max w Woodbury., and the 9th
or officers OF the association
1t had been expected that DR.
Henry Su2allo of Columbia Uniyer-
sity. DR. Thomas NJ Ballet. dean OF
the school of pedagogy Of the Univer-
sity Of New York, and Miss Ada Van
Seone Harris, assistant superintend-
ent of the public schools OF Roches-
ter. y. Y, who are scheduled to de-
liver addresses during the sessions OF
the convention. would arrive in Salt
Lake Sunday and the latest report
was to the effect that the noted edu-
Gators would arrive in Ogden at II
o'clock this morning, reaching Salt
Lake City about 1890.
President briggs. president OF the
association, is enthusiastic over the
prospects for a most successful con
vention, the sessions of which will
continue until Wednesday afternoon.
"I look FOR the best convention ever
held in the state. said President
briggs. this morning. The eastern
educators who will deliver lectures
before the teachers are among the
most advanced eXponents of the mod
crn system OF mental and physical
development. and their lectures win
be attentiyely followed by the assem-
bled pedagoeues, DR.. Su5zalo has
been Utah before, having addressed
the teachers at Ogden two years ago,
For several months past he has been
lecturlng throughout Europe, and he
is a man Of wide learning along the
lines OF educational sociology Dr..
Ballet is equally noted az n modern
educator He is dean oil the school of
pedagogy of the New York univer.
sity. and he will speak several times
during the convention Miss Harris is
an expert in the line of special edu.
cation, and her addresses will be
listened to with great interest, The
work Of every department will be Gov
cred by competent professors, and the
discussions will be conducted so that
all may receive the greatest benefit,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
SPORTS
JACK JOHNSON
HARDEST FIGHT
Champion Tells of the
Battles He Has Fought
for His Title

(By Jack Johnson, Heavyweight
Champion of the World.)
One OF the hardest battles a1d ono
which / consider of the best OF my
career in the prize ring. I fought
against Hank Griffin, a colored man,
at Oakland, Cal, In 1892. He went
10 rounds, the decision going TO me.
GrIffen was a man about 6 feet ]
inches in height. and at that time he
had the longest reach of any man In
the boxing game If he were fight
ing today he would outreach any man
in the business.
This same Gnffcn fought Jim JEFF
fries II rounds of hard milling. and
afterward Jeffries acknowledged that
if 1t had not been for Billy Gallagher
Griffen might have been hailed as
the winner.
Griffen had an awkward punch and
one that carried plenty of steam with
it, 1t would puzzle the best of them
TO get away from that punch, and,
combined with Griffens ability to take
punishment and keep on fighting.
made him a dangerous man for any
fighter to monkey with
In that fight GrIffen and | fought
toe to toe. give and take, and | want
10 say right here that | had 10 travel
my best 10 win. | did not knock out
Griffen, but was declared the winner.
Afterward | fought Griffen In Los
Angeles. Cal. for Tom McCarey, who
at this time was handling the big fel-
low. 7 was then under the manage
ment OF Frank Cariallo of Bakersfield
This fight. like the first one, was a
hard battle that went 20 rounds. and
was declared the winner.
In this fight I was able to avoid that
punch OF GrifTens which had bothered
me so much in the first fight AT
that time | was not as well developed,
nor cid | have the physique | now
have. and IL is probable that men who
In the earlier days gave me consid-
erable trouble, would not bother me
so much now.
Among the battles have on my rec
ord Is one with Jack Jcffries, brother
of the man ! am now signed to fight.
| beat Jack Jeffries just the same as
| intend to beat Jim Jeffries when
We meet
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SHEEP IN idaho
FACE STARVATION

Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec 27,-
General Freight Agent ]. A. Reeves.
OF the O. S L.. received a letter TO.
day from Publicity Agent Joel Priest
at Boise, stating that hundred
thousand sheep in southern Idaho
were in danger OF starving to death,
because the deep snow had covered
up the ranges so they could not feed
Mr., Priest urged that every accom-
nodation be siyen the sheepmen IN
the way of accelerated service In for
warding corn from Nebraska that the
sheep might be saved.
The freight department is also In
receipt of requests from American
Falls. Idaho. for 90 cars with which
TO ship $1,000 sheep from that sec.
ton TO Utah for driving out on the
western ranges. on account of the
deep SHOWS In the north The rail-
road people in commenting on this
state of affairs say that the trouble
is due TO improyidence on the part
of sheep owners All the driving TO
the winter ranges should have been
done not later than October. while
the last of December IS finding sheep
on the trail to the winter range.
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JACKSONVILLE CARD
COMPLETELY UPSET

Jacksonville, Dec. 27.-Thc first
event proved the big upset of todays
card. when The Earl won AT a price
as good as IL to /. ar closing time
Grande Dame was the heavily played
favorite in this race. One OF the
prettiest races OF the afternoon was
the mile handicap. which went 10 Sir
Cleges. we'll ridden By Nlchol Re
suits:
First race. five and half furlongs
-Ferrsrd- won; Horizon. second
Jack Hale. third. Time, .0s 3-5.
Second race, five furlongs-Amiret
won; Lucetta. second; Kid. third
Time. 1909 %
Third race. six furlongs-Top Note.
won; Geo. w. Leopold, second Toll
Box, third. ime. 1i5 30.
Fourth race. mile. handicap-Slr
Cleses, won: Howard Sbean, second
Joe Rose. third. Time. 1;42 So.
Fifth race, seven furlonEs-Tbe
Earl won: Grande Dame, second: En-
dymion, third. Time, 1:2S 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth
Ncthcrmost. won, Oberon, second:
eBlleview, third Time, 1:56 1-5.
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TO Be TRIED AFTER
LONG CONFINEMENT

st. Petersburg. Dec. 27-After two
years confinement In the fortress
Catherine Breshkovskaya. who IS TO
be placed on trial In February on a
charge OF being a member OF a reyo-
lutionary organization, was today al
lowed her first conference with her
counsel. NJ Zarmday. Zarmday said
later that Breshkovskaya declined 10
ask for a transfer to the preliminary
detention prison. and may possibly
refuse to present a defense.
Nicholas Tschaikoysky, who Will be
tried At the same time on a similar
charge, will present a series OF alibis
for the specific instances of revolu.
tionary activity with which he Is ac-
cused. and a denial OF membership In
the social revolutionary organization
although sympathizing with its aims
The joint indictment Tound against
TschaikovSky and Nine Breshkov-
skaya, and served on them Dec 20,
is a document of SIS pages II de-
scribes the careers of the two defend
ants up to 1908. charging member
ship in the central revolutionary com
mitteo and citing articles 10 prove
that they advocated terrorism
A series OF depositlons by witnesses,
mostly renegade reyolutionists. IS also
admitted. They have to do with the
alleged presence OF the accused a.
delegates 10 the conference or the
central revolutionary committee IN
Finland, ST. Petersburg and the pro
vinces. in which plans for armed up
rislngs were discussed.
Tschaikoysky Is quoted as making
speeches in favor OF regicide, and
Nine. Breshkoyskaya as nyowing par
ticipation in the preparations for the
assassinaious OF Won Plebve. Grand
Duke Sergius and Constantine Pobe-
donosto. procurator general OF the
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TWO GOVERNORS TO
ATTEND CONVENTION

Salt Lake. Dec 27.-Gov. b. B.
Brooks OF Wyoming and Gov. James
H. Brady of Idaho have written that.
II possible. they will attend the good
roads convention on January 27, TO
which they were invited by Governor
Spry. and each will appoint forty dele
gates who can attend Governor
Brady writes that he has arranged to
20 TO Washington 10 attend the con-
gress OF governors. but will try TO
arrange matters that he may return
in time, and the governor of Wyoming
also promises TO make the same ef-
fort
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fBy w w. Naughton }

San Francisco. Dec 25.-The fore
going cablegram speaks for itself
Tommy Burns wants another crack
at Johnson and by the same token
hc is not likely to get It, at least not
until after the Johnson.J effries EN-
broglIo has become a matter OF rec
ord This because Of the clauses OF
the Jeff-Johnson articles stipulatlng
that neither Of the principals Is to
engage in fight prior to the world S
championship contest ON July 1.
Being In close touch with the pugi-
llStic situation In Australia the writ
or understands the motives that impel
Burns to clamor for another meeting
with Johnson. Johnsons victory wGs
rot popular one in the colonies and
Burns has been told over and over
again that he was mere shadow of
himself when he went against the big
negro. For that matter, Burns over
strained appearance was commented
upon days before the match and sew.
cral times since the fight the Austral-
ian experts have referred to the fact
that Burns wasn't himself when he
met Johnson.
The chances are that Tommy was
a good deal under weight The fight
probably got on his nerves, or it may
be that i'm his anxiety to be at his
very best he overdid things and be-
came stale.
Again. Tommy discovered new tes-
timony' as IT were. a week or two
after the fight, He learned that John
son had to attend hospital for DAYS
after the big bout and that what nee
csSitated the care Of the doctors was
couple OF splintered ribs received
during the engagement at the Rush
cutters bay stadium.
What with being told that he-was
overturned or that even then he man
aged To put a dent in Johnson's short
ribs. Tommy has about come to the
conclusion that he can trim the man
who is to box Jeffries If given an
other trial.
AS already hinted. Tommy is pur.
suing forlorn hope. but in any case
his cablegram shows what is passing
in his mind. Tommy Burns is not
through with the ring by any means.
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PRESIDENT CAMPBELL is
MAKING ANNUAL VISIT

Provo. Dec. 27-James Campbell,
president of the Telluride Power Co.
arrived here this morning in his pri-
yate car and was taken direct TO Ohm
stead, where the companys main
plant is situated, When seen today.
Mr. Campbell stated that he was mer-
ely making his annual visit Mr..
Campbell Is accompanied by his Wife
and family.
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HASKELL INSTITUTE
OFFERED TO STATE

Lawrence. Kas., Dec. 27-Hasken
institute. valued at three-quarters of
a million dollars. the second largest
Indian school in the United States. is
TO be offered to the State OF Kansas.
as a site for the establishment of a
day trade school, according 10 an an
noUncement made by Superintendent
II B Pears today
Mr.. Pears. who has just been ap-
pointed supervisor OF Indian schools.
with headquarters in Washington. d.
c., said that he had discussed the
matter of giving the institution to the
state with r c. Valentine, United
states Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
and the latter Official looked with ia.
vor on the proposition.
The Kansas legislature will be
asked TO appropriate money for main.
tenance and also not to allow white
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
KNOCKED HER SENSELESS.

Provo, Dec. 27.-Mrs Lille Rebec,
ca Llewellyn has brought suit In the
district court against Ezra 3 Llewel-
lyn. whom she charges with cruelty
and abuse. The parties were married
at SpriGgyille, November 20, 1904
She alleges that her husband has
threatened many times TO kin her. and
that he has knocked her senseless
severely beating her with his fists. On
December %, she says. he threatened
to shoot her. There are three chill
dren. which the plaintiff asks The Gus
tOdy of
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COLLEGES VOTE FOR
FOOTBALL RETENTION.

New York, Dec 27-Fifty colleges
out of about siXty-four In the inter
collegiate athletic association have
voted for the retention of American
football games, with the elimination
OF mass plays and other dangerous
plays. his was made known today
by the executive committee of the as.
ISOLATION on the eve of a meeting TO
be held tomorrow
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MRS. DOUGLASS DEAD.

Provo, Dec. 27-Mrs. Rhoda W.
Douglass, wife of the late william
Douglass. died at her homo In the
First ward of this city Saturday from
old age The deceased was a native
OF England. and was born Feb 10.
1926 She came TO Utah over forty
years ago and has since made her
home in Provo. Funeral services were
held this afternoon in the First ward
meeting house.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
GREENWALD ARRESTED
FOR PRIZE FIGHTING

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec Fiddle
Greenwald one of the contestants In
a recent ring bout In Milwaukee, was
arrested today and later released on
800 bail. He was charged with un.
lawfully engaging In a prize fight.
Greenwald waived preliminary exnmi-
nation, He VIII appear in the munici-
pal court early next term The case
is TO tcst the law covering prize
fights
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
FARMER Is A SUICIDE.

Provo. Dec, 27-Thomas P Lloyd
committed suicide Friday night at his
home in Elbcrta, a few miles south
OF Provo. by taking strychnine. Mr..
Lloyd came to Elberta from Pallsade,
Colo, about two years ago. and en-
gagged in farming and fruit raising.
For some little time he has been des-
pondeut, and this is believed to have
derangcd his mind He Is survived
by wife and two small children. Mr.,
Lloyd was SO years old
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
TIMBER WOLVES MAKE
ATTACK ON FARMER

Chicago. Dec. PA pack Of eiGh
timber wolves attacked Henry Lun'
and his horses today as they wer,
driving near Montgomery Ills. The
wolves attempted to leap into the
sleigh. Lund fought desperately With
a heavy whip and his horses. bleed.
ing and exhausted. managed to reach
a clearing where the wolves were
frightened of. A similar experience
has not been reported In this sectloE
in many yedTS,
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holy synod. Both, It Is alleged were
members OF the Peasants union and
melted grandarian disorders,
, The indictment charges Tschaikoy.
sky with visiting the United States
in l906-o1 to arrange for the shipment
of arms to Russia and to collect funds.
II cites the revolutlonist organ In sub
stantiation of this.
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MOWATT-A -ATTELL BOUT
INDEFINITELY DELAYED

Kansas City. Dec. 27.-The ten
round bout between featherwelght
champion Abe Attell and Tommy
Mowatt Of Chicago which was to
have taken place here tonight, is post
poned indefinitely. Promoter c. B..
Nelson did not state the reasons for
the Do5tponcment, which was decided
on late today
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MAYOR MCCLELLAN
DELEGATES SkY-SCRAPEf

New York, Dec. 27.-As one Of the
last acts of his last week as mayor
OF New York, George B. Mcclellan
today laid the corner stone OF the
new municipal building near the
Brooklyn bridge terminal. Boiling
water was used to prevent the mortar
from freezing The new building VIII
be a monster OF twenty-three stories,
costing $6,000,000. and Will be ready
In January. 1912
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EVENTS At TAMPA.
PROVE HIGH CLASS

Tampa. Dec. 27-The racing today
was OF a high class, nose finishes
one Of three horses, being features
Brookline's victory was the surprise
OF the day. He was held at 30 to l
early in the betting Results.
First race, six furlongs-Fraull
Flesher, won; Anna Smith. second:
Blrdslayer. third Time. 20 %.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Brook-
line. won; Catrine Montour, second:
Ramona Cona, third. Time. .06 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs Kings
Guinea, won Tom Dolan. second
oBnebrake, third. Time. 1:20 2.5.
Fourth race, five and a half furloncs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
PLEASING PROGRAM is
GIVEN BY WILLARD TALENT

Willard. Dec. PA very interest
ing program was given last night in
the ward meeting house under the d.
rection of the Mutual Improvement
association. The house was crowded
and everyone present was well pleas
ed with the entertainment
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
DESPONDENT MAN TAKES
OWN LIFE BY POISONING

Provo. Dec PIT L. Lloyd of Ell
berta, who recently came here from
Colorado, died Friday at his home
from The effects of Strychnine poison
ins. il is believed Mr. Lloyd was
desDondeDt over financial affairs He
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-28
NEW YORK BOUTS.

New York, Dec. 7-Two-so-called
athletic clubs pulled off fights in New
York tonight unmolested by the DO
lice, practically for the first time
since Governor Hughes put the lid
down month before the municipal
election.
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PILES CURED IN 6 to "a DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching, blind. bleed.
Ing or protruding piles in 6 10 IA
days or money refunded. soc.
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LANDSLIDE Is FATAL.

Paris. Dec. 27-Twentyeight per.
sons pcrished in a landslide. caused
BY the foods In village near Vianas,
Navarro, according to dispatches re-
celeeI here today.
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PlTTseURe SIGNS ADAMS.

Pittsburg, Dec 27.-Pitcher Charles
Adams today signed contracts with the
Pittsburg National Baseball club for
two years.
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was 50 years OF age and leaves a wife
and two children. Funeral services
were held here this morning at the
homo OF MI ]. j. Drukee.
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TOMMY BURNS WOULD MEET
COCOReO CHAMPION AGAIN.
Would Meet Johnson in Finish Fight,
Winner to Take All. No Chance
for Bout Until After July 4.

Sydney, Dec 25-Naughton. San
Francisco: II articles with Jeffries
allow Johnson fight before July viii
fight Johnson finish fight. winner
take all.
tSigned) TOMMY BURNS.
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'-LucuI!us, won. Excutcheon second,
John Garnor. third Time, 1912 3-5.
Filth race. seven furlongs-Lens.
won: Orlandot, second; Descomnets,
third. Time. 1888 Us.
Sixth race, mile-Vanen, won; Great
Jubilee, second; Reidmoorc, third.
Time, 1:49 2-5
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students to enter the institution with.
out tuition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-18

Lake county autoists. some from
Whiting, Hammond, Gary and Crown
Point, with the Chicago devotees of
the motor racing game will start in full
force this morning for Indianapolis.
which tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
will De the scene of the biggest speed
carnival ever staged on a yankee
speedway. A pleasant afternoon yes
terday aroused fresh interest among
the local tourists and Thomas J. Hay,
marshal of the Junket, counts on at
least fifty cars for the party scheduled
to start at o'clock from the New
Southern hotel, Thirteenth street and
Michigan avenue.
Bulletins from Indiana state that the
roads through the Hoosier state are in
prime condition despite the recent rains.
The tourists will have to make couple
of detours from their original route,
caused by the torn up condition of the
streets of South Chicago at the bridge
and by a stretch of bad roads between
Orchard Grove and Thayer. but other
wise the trail will be an easy one to
follow.
! Preceding the tourists this morning
will be Charles P. Root and Frank H
Trego in a National. whose duty 1t is
to spread the confetti between Chica-
go and Indianapolis. An hour after
they leave Chief Marshal Hay in his
Ford will start the tour, while assist
ing him in keeping order in the line
| will be oliver G. femme in a Corbtr
and c. G. Sinsabaugh in an Oakland