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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-11
OGDEN s BID
T OR F |GEI I
Enumerated Among the
Two Big Offers for
the Contest

New York. Nov. 11.-According TO
James Coffroth, the San Francisco
fight promoter. who is here in an ef,
fort TO land the Jellries-JohnSon con-
test for his club at Colma. Cal, JEFF
fries and Johnson will 80 into the ring
ut even money. in the betting. Cof.
froth Is considered one of the most re-
liable fight handicappers In the coun.
try.
There may be a shade the best oe
il for one or the other before the
fight said Coffrotb. but when the
gong sounds. YOU Will find that il is
an even money bet and that Johnson
will have as many hackers as Jeffrics
I do not recall a fight in which thero
Is likely TO be more money change
hands than on this one. IL is quito
certain that the California money will
60 ON Johnson 10 large extent, as
he made wonderful impression there,
and that great deal of Jeffries' back
ing will come from the east"
More bids arc coming in from clubs
and promoters who desire to produce
the big fight Battling Nelson. tho
lightweight champion. desires 10 be-
come promoter and has wired John.
son and JoffrIcs here that he will giyo
$S50 TO have their fight take place
ON his property at Virginia City.
Nelson offers TO post $4,000 immed.
lately 10 bind the offer. James Dunn
of ogden. Utah. wires that he will
give SS0.000 When all the bids ara
considered on December 1, it is be.
lieved there Will be dozen from
which to choose.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-11
7 ERMS I HEM
OIL D MY tbs
Old Testament Stories
Are Not Accepted by
a Professor

Lawrence. Kan. Nov. i1.-Thc prop
hct Isaiah. Ezekiel and Jeremiah wore
classed as muck-rakers and many OF
the stories of the Old Testament were
termed myths by Dr. Charles Foster
Kent of the Yale Divinity school In r
lecture before students Of the UniVer-
sity of Kansas here yesterday,
THE prophets of Israel were the So
cial reformers of their time" he said.
They were muck-rakers, to use IA
present-day term They were sensa-
tional in their methods, notably Isaiah,
Ezekiel and jeremiah.
While Professor Kent believes that
many of the stories In the Old Testa-
ment are myths. he sees good In them
He says the prophets were teaching
"A simple people and were forced to
use extraordinary means 10 drive
home their points.
In discussing the story of the Gar
den of Eden. the speaker said he be-
lieyed It TO be a legend that served a
good purpose. being well fltted TO the
child-likc minds of the people to whom
II was first related,
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NON()RAI[-
RAIL. ROAD
MarveIousSpectacIe Wit
messed by Guests at
Chatham

London. Nov 11.-The new monorail
railroad. which works on the principle
of groscope and which was first
shown here in model form eighteen
months ago before the Royal Society
by its inventor, Louis Brennan C. B.,
received its first public demonstration
on a large scale yesterday 10 the war
Office grounds near Chatham.
The guests Witnessed spectacle as
marvellous and as revolutionary from
the standpoint of transportation as
that which aeroplanes have furnished
in the last two years. They saw car
40 feet long, 10 feet wide. and Is feet
high, weighing % tons. mounted on
single rail, running freely about
curves of all sorts and carrying forty
passengers with safety as complete as,
and vibration far less, than the ordl-
nary passenger car.
The vehicle runs In a circle an
eighth OF mile in circumference at
a speed OF % miles an hour. with eigh-
~ horsepower. without the slightest
tendency to leave the rail.
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BANK ROBBER KILLS CASHIER AND
FATALLY WOUNDS BANK PRESIDENT
Then Shoots Negro Chauffeur of Automobile Which Had Been Press
cd Into ServceEscapes, Captured and Later Saved From
MobAbany Indiana, Scene of Wild Excitement.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. III Garry
Fawoett. cashier of the Merchants Ma
tional bank in New Albany, Indiana,
was shot and killed and President ].
X Woodward. of the same institution.
seriously wounded by man VINO en-
tered the bank just before noon today
and attempted to hold up the officials
and their assistants
The assallant, man of about 2, ,
ran TO the Ohio river and started for
the Kentucky side in a skiff. The
New Albany police were notified and
after a hot pursuit In a motor boat.
captured him near the Kentucky and
Indiana bridge.
The man went 10 New Albany in an
automobile. tho property OF Mrs Wal
ter iiscott. wealthy resident oG
Louisville, The chauffeur James r.
Tucker. who was arrested told the
police the robber took possession Of
the automobile In front of Mrs. Es.
colts residence and forced him. at tho,
point of revolver. to drive him to
New Albany.
As the robber entered the bank he
pointed two rcyolyers at the men With
In and shouted:
Hands up. everybody; get into The
vault
There was rush for safety by the
| clerks and several customers.
President Woodard tried TO talk to
the robber, whose response to Mr..
Woodward's question as To what was
! wanted. was two shots. which inflicted
| dangerous wounds Cashier Fawcett
then rushed TO the presidents aid and
was shot In the neck ard breast, dy
ing a short time afterward.
After the shooting the robber rush
! cd out 10 the corner where the auto
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper, 50 Is.
American Beet Sugar, AZ.
American Car and Foundry, ~ is.
American Cotton OIL, 70 3-S.
American Locomotive, 81 3-4.
American Smelling. 9S II.
American Smelling, pfd.. Ill 5-S.
American Sugar Refining. 130 IL.
Anaconda Mining Co. 10.
Atchison Railway. l19 IL.
Atlantic Coast Line. 1876.
Baltimore and Ohio. 1lG
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, a 81
Canadian Pacific, 1S4 Ia.
Chesapeake and Ohio, 81 3-S.
Chicago & Northwestern. 1SG rs.
Chicago. Nil and st Paul, LOG
Colorado Fuel and Iron, IS Is.
Colorado and Southern. sc,
Delaware and Hudson. 1S3 IL.
Denver & Rio Grande. &c IL.
Denver e. Rio Grande, pfd., SO IL,
National Biscuit. 11@ is.
National Lead, 81 5-S.
New York Central 131 SIS.
Norfolk and Western. % IL.
Northern Pacific, IA 3-i.
Pacific Mail, 43 IA
Pennsylvania Railway, 1i0 Ia.
Peoples Gas, 1l3 II.
Pullman Palace Car. 191 IL.
Reading Railway, 161 II.
Rock Island Co, 40 Is.
Rock Island Co, pfd.. so ga.
Southern Pacific, 12S 3-4.
Southern Railway, 80 IL.
Union Pacific, 200 3-S.
United States Steel. 50 1-2.
United States Steel. pfd., 126.
Wabash Railway, 10 3-S-
Wabash Railway. pfd., 90 IL.
Western Union. 76 ga
Standard OH company, 705.
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mobile stood, jumped in and command,
ed the negro chauffeur TO Get out OF
this as fast as you can.
But the automobile stood stlll the
frightened negro refusing To start IL
The robber leaped out and. after
shooting the negro in the back, ran
down the bank of the Ohio river ana
entered a skifT. He had pulled out
some distance into the stream before
the astonished citizens knew what had
happened.
A man on a drcdge boat gave the
alarm through a megaphone Owners
of river craft then engaged in n race
for the desperate. The police i'm Il
motor boat distanced all followers and
i'm short time caught the man on an
island near the big bridge connecting
New Albany with West Louisville
The prisoner was taken ON board
the launch and soon was at the dock
In New Albany. Here were about 200
men who wanted to take him Cries of
Hang him, lynch him, He killed
Fawcett," startled the police, who
hurried him to jail. a heavy guard
was put over the prisoner 10 insure
his protection from the vengeance of
the dead bankers friends.
The manner OF saving the prisoner
from the mob was dramatic. Police
Captain Davis ordered him TO lie
down i'll the boat Then he was car
ried to the patrol wagon as the crowd
surged around. With his foot on the
captives neck, Captain Davis stood up
in the wagon and addressed the per
sons who were crying for vengeance.
The man is dead. We saw him
take some poison just as We nabbc1
] him"
Tie crowd fcll back for moment
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OFFER OF 100000.

Seattle. Wash, Nov 11.-h letter
TO the sporting editor OF a local paper
Harry Wilson, who signs himself as
manager of the Moscow Athletic club
Of Moscow, Idaho puts In a bid FOR
the JeifrieS-JohnSOn fight The letter
says The Moscow Athletic club
will give 100000 for the Jeffries-
Johnson fight To make this offer
good | viii post $4,000 in any bank
in the northwest as a guarantee oe
good faith. | can get the consent OF
Governor Brady to stage the fight.
and. if | am considered / will have
ample room and accommodations fog
the crowd.
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NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL
OF PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Manila, Nov. 11-W. Cameron
Forbes today assumed the Office of
governor general of the Philippines,
The formal Inauguration Will take
place November "a Among the re-
sponsibilities left with his successor
by the retiring governor general.
James F. Smith. is an investigation
which the latter ordered of charges
of corruption at tho polls filed by
candidates disappointed at the recent
general elections.
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FALLS DEAD WHEN
HUSBAND RETURNS

Cleveland. o.. Nov, 11.-Mrs. Laura
Peterson died yesterday, an instant af-
ter she received her divorced hus-
band. Charles Peterson, back into her
life
The couple was divorced years
ago. Tuesday Peterson called al his
former wife's home bearing n basket
of fruit and bottle of wine, which
he left for her. That night Mrs, Pet
erson sent for him and he went 10 the
house early yesterday
AS he entered her room she stretch
cd out her arms 10 him and died
Heart trouble. rendered acute by the
excitement of her husbands coming,
is believed to he the cause Of death
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Nov l5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; market steady Native
steers So 0OaS. 80. native cows and
heifers 81 OOa5 rs. stockers and feed
ers So 20a5 90; bulls 50 75a3 80, ,
calves SO 75a7 90. western steers So
S0a5 rs: western cows 81 75a4 80
Hogs-Receipts 5000. market
steady. Bulk of sales ST. 60a7 50 ;
heavy 81 soar 80; packers and butch
ers 81 70a7 30; light 81. 40a7 IS, pigs
sc soar Is.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market
strong Muttons 81 00a5 25; lambs
Sc OOa7 40; range wethers and year
lings 81 0Oa5 IS, range ewes IS. 25a
5 20
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dolly DIMPLES' COMINVG--$5OO REWARD

as result of the nominating primar-
les yesterday. unless one missing pre-
cinct upscts Smiths present plurality
of 137 votes over w. c. Mushet. third
man In the Tnce. Partisan politics
cut no figure in the primaries and
both OF the leading candidates are Re
publcans Candidates Of the Good
Government League and the Munici,
pal League, which are supporting
Mayor Alexander. won a majority Of
the places on the municipal ballot
The vote cast was $1,000 out of total
registration of 10000.
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and the chief drove the horses at a
mad gallop to the jail. Meantime the
crowd discovered the deception and
the jail was soon surrounded by rap
idly growing mob. Once more the
police adopted movement that prob
ably saved the prisoners life. An
automobile was summoned. and the
captive hurried 20 the state REFORM
atory at Jeffersonville. five miles
away. Here the mob could not reach
him.
Mr. Woodward was taken TO hos
pital and operated upon. There is
scant hope of his recovery. The negro
chauffeur has dangerous wound III
the spine
Mrs Escott knew nothing of the
tragedy until called upon to identity
her machine.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-11
TKEO. ROOSEVELT
AIDS A WIDOW

Kansas CITY Mo. Nov. Because
Theodore Roosevelt took a personal in
tcTcst in her case. Mrs. Agnes White
ldow or Edward White Of The Fight
Ing Twentieth Kansas regiment, will
receive S527 back pension due him
White was one OF the men who
swan the Rio Grande de la PampanSo
river in the Philippine Islands under
fire on April %. 1899. Congress award
ed him a medal for his bravery in this
instance. but the pension department
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-11
ELEVEN THOUSAND CHICKENS
BURNED TO DEATH

Hutchinson, Kan, Nov. 11.-Elevcn
thousand chickens were burned to
death when fire destroyed the plant
of the United states Packing company
here early today. The loss VIII reach
nearly $5O,000
The headquarters of the United
States Packing company are in Chi
cago. The burned building was tho
property OF State Senator Emerson
Carey
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Chicapo Livestock.

Chicago. Nov. 11.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 1000, market weak;
beeyes So 90a9 10; Texas steers So so
al So; western steers 81 25a7 so;
stockers and feeders SO 1Oa5 20; COWS
and heifers 81 l0a5 rs; calves Sc. %
as 80.
Hogs-Receipts estimated al $4,000
Market steady; light 81 55aS 90; mix
ed 81. GOaS 10 1-2. heavy 81. .60aS. 10;
rough 81 00a7 rs, good to choice
heavy 81. 75aS is; pigs S.. 75a7 90; ;
bulk of sales 81 S5aS .05.
Sheep Receipts estimated at 900.
Market strong; native S2.75a5 Is; !;
western So 00a5 Is: ycarlings $5 .OOa
6 %. lambs, native. 81. i.75a7.75; wcst-
ern 81 75a7 40.
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at first refused to allow his claim for
a pension After his death last De-
cember Colonel Edward Little of the
Twentieth Kansas. took the matter up
with President Roosevelt, with the re-
suit that the claim will be allowed.
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C @ 9 9 c @ @ Q C @ . C o C c
JUDGE COKE FOR
THE SUPREME BENCH

Washington, Nov. 11-Vice
President Sherman came to
Washington today to submit to
the president the name of
Judge Alfred c, Coke OF the
Utica corcuit court, as can
didate for the supreme bench
position vacated by Justice
Peckham'S S death
Judge Coke was appointed
United States judge by Presi-
dent Arthur President Roose-
welt appointed him a circuit
judge. He is in his Sixtysec-
ond year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-11
GEORGE A. SMITH NOMINATED
TO OPPOSE ALEXANDER

Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. 11.-Geo.
Alexander. incumbent. will be oppos-
ed for the mayoraliy in the coming
municipal election by Geo y. Smith,
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STARVATION STRIKE
CONTINUES IN SPOKANE

Spokane, Wash. Nov. IL
Nearly a hundred of the Indus
trial Workers OF the World.
arrested here for street speak
ing, abandoned the starvation
strike today and were given
food-substantI breakfasts
for the men In the hospital
ward and bread and water for
those who would not work.
Ninety of the prisoners persist
ed in their refusal To either
work OF accept the bread and
water diet.
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Sunar is Advanced.

New York, Nov. l1.-All grades of
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
per hundred pounds today, making
standard gTanulated s.. 20.
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York, Nov. Sugar-Raw,
firm; fair refining So 90a3 95. cen
trifugal sc test 81 40a4. As; molasses
sugar 50 65a3 70. Refined. firm;
crushed $595; powdered $5.25; gran
ulated 81 IS.
COFFEE Steady No. Rio LA
81. Nominal; No. 1 Santos 81.
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Metal Market.

Now York Nov. 11.-Lead. quiet,
$i.37 1-2al.45. Copper. dull. stand
ard spot $l2 GOa12 rs; Dec. Sl2 G5a
II 80. Silver. 30 81.
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FOOTBALL FATALITY.

Great Neck, l.. /. Nov. 1l-As the
result of an accident suffered in a
football game on election day, Harry
Allen is dying al his home here of
concussion of the brain. He was kick
ed in the head
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ROOSEVELT AND PARTY
ARE IN GOOD HEALTH

. Nakuru, Naivasha Province,
Q British East Africa. Nov IL
. The supply agents for the
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g state that there is absolutely
q no truth in the rumor recently
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g welt was i'll All the members
g of the party arc now on the
g Guas Ingishu plateau and we'll.
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Clever Young Woman Who Has Euded Capture throughout United
States Def People of Ogden-eet Her Tomorrow Night at
Twenty-ffth and WahngtonWas Educated for Detective
by Expert of Scotland Yard and Brought to United
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WEATHER FORECAST

UTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL BE
GENERALLY FAIR TONIGHT
AND TOMORROW.
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cation: liberal commission; premium offer;
the best selling magazine. Address Men
and Women. Cincinnati, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

WANTED-A solicitor with horse and
buggy to drive through the country and
solicit subscriptions. eau and see circu.
iation manager. The Zee Publishing Co.