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La MarshaI's statement.

Marshal Grant also writes d letter in
which he declares that the story in the
Tribune is not correct. Marshal Grant :
statement follows:
''The above letter is i'm my hands. 1t
is a voluntary denial of the charges
made by the Salt Lake Tribune that the
authorities in Bingham made no efforts
to apprehend the murderer of SeveTinO
Rudellat These charges grew out of
Tumors coming from the Italian colony.
The facts of the matter are that the
same men who charge the officers with
neglect of duty on the night of the cut
ting, were the ones who deliberately
blocked the search of the officers until
Joe Masso had made his escape. The
letter explains the facts in the matter
fully.
THE Tribune prints a further charge
made by Tony TOrtescO, charging that
some time ago he was badly cut about
the face. neck and shoulders by anoth-
er Italian. His assailant was arrested
and released on SIS bail. The trial was
set for the next day at 10 a. m. but was
postponed until p. m. At o'clock the
prisoner was not in court. and another
postpOnement was made but at the time
set for trial the judge was not on hand.
The following day the trial was held.
without the knowledge or presence of
the complaining witness. and the de-
PENDANT was fined $50 and discharged
Tony TOTtesCO was never cut by an
other Italian. The incident referred to
was simply a fist fight between him and
another Italian. His asssilant was ar
rested. pleaded guilty and was fined $50
for disturbing the peace and discharged.
Tony's testimony was not required when
the man pleaded guilty and. cOnse-
QUently. he was not notified Of the hear
ing. This point of law Tony dOesn' I
quite savy, . and therefore his charges
j. w. GRANT. Marshal"
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rr---.--' o.NS department Ogden city cor
--S e- statement showing gross earn
r-7-.l---'- operating expenses for the six
r ending June 81. 1903:
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!. OGDEN EAILWAY -.

Cambrian day, Saltair, THURSDAY
July 3
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Ogden, Tuesday, July 27.

corporation, Statement showing receipts
and disbursements for the six months
ending June 80, 1903
Receipts
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lFIr HApPENs IT'S ~ THE HERALD
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Ogden waterworks system, original cost:
paid for pur-
chasing bonds ........ 500 90. 90
Amount paid for pur-
chasing STOCK q. .... 49, 400 90 S555. 100. %
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PugiIism
Baseball
Racing
JEFFRIES MAY GO
DOWN TO DEFEAT
Negro Is in Condition While JEFF
fries Is Stale in Ring
Work.

James ], Jeffries' policy during his
period of training and working for his
fight with Johnson will interest many
OF the keen-eyed gentlemen who like
TO turn a sure II not strictly a sport
Ing penny on events not too closely
watched by the major part OF the
population.
Knocking down favorltes is not only
an old but 1t is frequently a lucrative
profession to those who follow the
ring, for the favorite especially OF late
years, is by no means tho winner OF
even half the events scheduled
Jeffrles is sure to be made the bet
ting choice when he and Johnson step
into the ring FIVE or six months later.
Pride of race as we'll as n sincere be-
lief in the ability of this man-torpedo
Will make for that and lull to sleep
the suspicious that may be entertain
ed as TO Johnsons ability
Yet Jeffrles is going the way TO
make himself the man we ought TO
bet against. Johnson has disslpated,
1t is probably true, while Jeff is going
TO the temperance line, but Johnson is
seeking fights while Jeff Is ignoring
a material bearing on the results.
Must Fight Often.
To hope TO get back his lighting
efficiency Jeffries must actually re-
turn TO the ring and fight several
minor engagements of serious
enough character to put him to a
test. Remember Jeffries has not
fought in years His muscles have
lost the ready response that plenty OF
action lends and which is seldom re-
gained once thoroughly relaxed His
judgment of distance, his accuray OF
footwork-everything has been I'M
paired And while he may restore
strength and mere ruggedness, there
is nothing that can lend the nice and
accurate touch to efficiency as con-
stant practice.
Johnson Will fight himself into con-
dition, and that is the way TO get
into shape. Physical culture. Carls
bads and the ropeskipping stunt are
all right as side Issues. But for the
worlds champion who wants to be
great and remain so. fighting alone
can keep him at the proper pitch
So, If JeffrIes gets into the ring
against Johnson without having had
fight. he cannot get much money on
him in the region of the wise. All
the careful men will be taking the
odds offered the white party, regard
less of race or pride. And for me,
give me the man who fights all the
time. not the alfalfa-raised hero OF
other days.
If Jeff does not get into the ring
before he meets Johnson he will be
extremely foolish. Either that or he
will be wiser than the serpent, But
in any case. he will not be giving a
host OF admiring people a proper run
for their money by not flghting-St.
Louis Times
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PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Reopeo
tive SIoncrs for Further
Information.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE

- FnINR Z SAGC.
Estate of Mary A. Mccullough. de-
ceased:
The undersigned will sell at private
sale. on or after the 30th day of Sep
tember, 1909. the following described
real and personal property belonging
10 the estate OF Mary A Mccullough
deceased.
One COW; fifty chickens; three bug
giles; and certain household goods and
furniture situated at the late residence
OF said deceased in HarrIsyllle, We.
Der County, Utah.
Real Estate.
A part OF the s w Quarter Of Sec
tion SIX TO. in township six (6) north
range one % west. S. J. NJ, beginning
at the y. f. corner of said quarter sec.
tion and running thence west 2TO
chains. thence south 533 chains.
thence south sc degrees i6 minutes E
3.65 chains. thence north $50 chains.
thence west .6S ,t one chain to the
place of beginninA containing two (2)
acres. Together with 90 shares of
water right In the Western Irrigation
Company.
Also beginning 81 rods cast OF the
y. w corner of the ~ p. quarter Of
section six 90 in township six (6)
north, range one west. s. L, NJ. and
running thence east % rods. thence
south 63 rods. thence west % rods.
thence north 63 rods TO tho place of
beginning, containing IL and 67-160
acres.
Also part OF the y, ". quarter of
section seven (T. in township six (6)
north. range one west, S. L. NJ L. s
Survey. Beginning at a point $40 26
feet north, Sc degrees 05 minutes p
and 1882 feet S. degrees OF min
utes from the y. w. corner of the said
quarter section. and running thence
south SO degrees % minutes E. 2S7
feet, thence south degrees 10 min
utes w, 692.2 feet. thence north SO
degrees 50 minutes w. 251.S feet.
thence north degrees. 35 minutes E
692 feet 10 the place of beginning.
containing 4.27 acres of land.
Terms Of sale, cash, ten per cent at
time of sale and balance upon con.
1rmauon by the court Written bids
VIII be received by the undersigned ad.
minlstrator at the Office OF N ]. Har.
ris, attorney for said estate. rooms
409-4l0 First National Bank Bldg. In
Ogden City, Utah. the same being the
place for the transaction of business
for the said estate.
Dated September is. 1909.
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH.
Administrator.
] y. ]. HARRIS. Attorney for Admin.
istrator.
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LOS ANGELES MAN
WINS 8klOY RACE

Los Angeles, Sept 19.-The Mount
Baldy road race. one Of the big an
nual events of California motordom
and one o. the most dangerous In the
country. was won today by Ruess of
Los Angeles, driving a Pope-Hartford.
in the fastest time ever made over the
course. The time for the distance OF
9S.6 miles was three hours and four
seconds.
The White car today came to grief
early in the race and the driver. Gus
Seyfried. and his mechanic. Frank
Forbes, narrowly escaped with their
lives. The machine struck a telegraph
pole near Newhall and was wrecked.
Probes suffered broken arm and was
informally injured. Seyfried was not
badly hurt.
The Apperson car. driven by Harris
Hanshue. was second, finishing in
3:2i:29. There were but three en-.
tries
The race to Mount Baldy is extreme.
ly hazardous The course passes
through the narrow delles in the foot
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SPIRITUAL CHAMPION
is BATTLING NELSON
Plans to Make One Brother Minister
Of Gospel, the Other a Pugllist.


Los Angeles. Sept 2O.-Bat Nelson
has peculiar ambitions for his two
brothers. Charley and Arthur. Out
Of one he wants TO make minister.
and he aims to have the other take
his own place in the roped arena.
just to keep the lightweight champion
ship belt In the family
Charley Nelson is student at the
University Of California, and it is for
him Brother Bat has the ministerial
ambition. II Is Arthur he wants to
see come forth n world-beater
Charley is the intellectual member
of the Nelson family. and the fighting
brother has u world of respect for his
book lore. One day when the three
brothers were chatting In Bats train
newspaper men. discussion was rife
as TO how long man engaged In a
strenuous life could last.
Charley brought up something about
Julius Caesar. Bat eyed him In silence
for a second and then burst out
And who did he ever fght?"
Charley looked at Bat sadly and
then turned away. He was shocked
and grieved.
Bat Is mighty good to his brothers
and is determined 10 give them the
advantages he never had when a boy.
When the Dane was growing up he
had to tramp miles to school and al
an early age he was forced by cir
cumstances TO battle against the
world for a living Without an edu-
cation, Bat faced the world with his
fist and pounded out for himself about
a quarter of million dollars.
Charley, though he is soon TO ascend
the pulpit. has nothing to say against
his lighting brothers. profession. and
no aversion 10 using the money the
fighting Dane provides for his educa-
ton
no business is dishonorable that is
pursued honestly" says Charley. "and
no money is tainted that is earned
honestly and spent honestly"
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Total in City.


The Primaries Will meet on Friday
o'clock p. m.
The districts comprising tho First
Ward Will meet in the City Hall.
Those of the Second Ward at the
Amusement Hall on Grant Ave. near
22nd Street
Those of the Third Ward at the Fire
mems Station. Five Points.
Those OF the Fourth Ward at the
County Court House.
Those of the Fifth Ward at the
Amusement Hall on Madison Avenue,
near 10th Street
The districts comprising the various
Wards will meet together in each
ward and Will select one candidate for
city councilman and the Chairman and
Secretary OF said Primary shall GER
tify to his nomination.
Each district is then requested 10
select one member OF the City Central
Committee and also the number of
delegates to the convention to which
the district is entitled and each dis
trict shall select chairman and sec
retary who shall certify to the officers
of the convention, the delegates and
the committeeman selected.
It is requested that tellers be an.
pointed in each district and that the
voters present be counted before bal
loting begins
f T. HULANISKJ,
Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee.
DAVID JENSEN. Vice Chairman.
JOHN V. BLUTH, Secretary.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game-Columbus l; Kansas
City s; second Columbus 4:
Kansas City /.
First game-Toledo. 8, st. Paul, 0
second game-Toledo 2; ST. Paul 8.
First game-Louisyille A. Mime
apolie, 2, second game-Louisyille, 4;
Minneapolis ..
Indianapolis 2; Milwaukee. 0.
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REPUBLICAN, CALL.
Ogden. Utah. Sept. II. L

Ogden, Utah, Sept. II, 1909.
A convention of the Republican Par
ty of ogden City Is hereby called TO
meet at the County Court House at
1900 O'Clock a, m, Thursday, Octo-
ber 18th, 1909, for the purpose Of plac-
ing I'm nomination a candidate for
Mayor. Recorder. Treasurer, Munici-
pal Judge. Attorney and Auditor.
Said Convention will be composed
OF 131 delegates apportioned among
the various voting districts of this City
in tho proportion OF one delegate to
every 30 votes or major fraction there
of cast for Congressman Joseph How
ell at the last election. which said
apportionment gives the following
representation to the various districts;
Ogden City.
Votes. Delegates. Total
for Ward
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Sioux City 11-o; oes Molnes ~.
FIGHT TO DRAW.

New Orleans. Sept 19-Packy Nc
Farland and Ray Bronson. fought 90
rounds TO draw In McDonoughville
across the river from New Orleans,
this afternoon
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Sporting News

hills and-up a tortuouus and steep can
yon 10 the finishing point. well up the
top of the mountain. The altitude at
the finish is $500 feet The start at
Los Angeles is but 200 feet above sea
level.
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Cincinnati SIS; Boston +a.
CHICAGO a: New York 4.

Chicago. Sepi. I9-ChIcagO and New
York played Thinning tie today the
game being stopped by darkness.
score, 10 4. Score: r. II. F.
Chicago .........,......4 IL 4
New York 90. ..........4 IL o
Ruelbach, Pfeister and Archer; Mar
guard. Crandall and Scblei
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LADIES'!

Having enlarged my Hair Dressing
Parlors. can now, with able assist
ants. accommodate all patrons by
appointment, or call. Hotel and home
calls promptly answered. Work done
scientifically
FRENCH MASK MASSAGE, scalp
treatment, tonic shampoo. manicur-
ing. newest ideas In Hair Dressing.
Imported Hair Goods and Toilet Re
quisites Hair weaving at moderate
charges. Mail orders given prompt
attention. Ladies invited TO rest room.
TEACH THE THINGS DO.
Personal and correspondence instruc-
tions. Bell 1353K.
MRS. KELLAR. Pass Wash,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20

The proprietor Of a
Portland, Ore. dry
cleaning establishment
writes:
| have used Ivory
Soap for over two years,
Tor all kinds of cleaning
and dyeing, with the
most perfect results.
AS a dry-cleaning soap,
1T acts like magic and is
tar superior to any Of
the benzine soaps sup
piled to the trade. It
removes dirt, without
lnJuring the most deli
cate color or fabric.
Ivory Soap
994>>10o Per Cent. Pure.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Tacoma 1-2: Aberdeen Sc,
Tacoma, Sept 10
First game Score; r. H. z.
Tacoma 4 7
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
,ernon 81; San Francisco 2-5

Vernon 81; San Franeisco 2-5.
Los Angeles, Sept. l9.-Vornon sue
cecded In taking one game Of todays
double-headed with San Francisco,
winning the morning contest, 10 2.
by batting Browning hard in three inn
ings In the afternoon, San Fran
cisco practically won the game in the
seventh by hitting Willett for three
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Portland s-s; Oakland 30.

Oakland, Sept 19.-Portland took
two games from oakland today in easy
style winning hat of the morning By
to ?. and the afternoon contest 3
TO o Morning game
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EXCURSION TO GoLOFlELO,
New. via Southern Pacific. daily. Sep
tember goth 10 25th. $4,000 round trip.
Tickets good to return until Oct 18th
The above account American Mining
Congress.
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Los AnoeIes q: sacramento ?

Sacramento, Sept 19-Doyle threw
away the game for Sacramento today
when he let Howard's srounder roll
between his legs to the fence and
two men crossed the plate In the sew
enth. Score. r. FL h.
Los Angeles .........,.3 Z 2
Sacramento .........s,...2 2
Hosp and Smith; Fitzgerald and La
Longe.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia a; ST. Louis 2.
81, Louis, Sept Philadelphia
won today's game by batting out
three runs In the ninth inning today
Score: r, II. f.
Philadelphia ..........4 s [
St Louis ....ss........2 7 o
Corridor and Doom; Harmon and
Bresnahan.
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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Wrestling
Shooting
AutomobiIing

Spokane 4; Vancouver I.
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Pueblo. 9; Wichita 3.
Topeka 81; Denver -.

Wright. Ashley and Kerns, Judsol
Durham and Neece.
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
DR.. SHANNON breaches
ON THE LIFE TO COME
Tells Congregation of Metropolitan Methodist Episco-
pal Church That the Soul Beyond the Grave Will
Be in Grander and Mightier Body.

continuous; but the form in which our
life appears hereafter may present a
greater contrast 70 the form of our life
here than the butterfly to the cater
pillar. We cannot possibly imagine
what will be the form Of our being
without such a physical body as we
have now. 1t is our belief that we will
find ourselves, in the immortal life,
clothed with a psychical body which
VIII be as much grander, swifter,
mlghtier than the material body as
electricity is grRnder, swifter, mightier
than muscle.
1--WE are creatures or wondrous un-
folding, of marvellous evolution because
we are Gods children. Every man has
within him the germs of great things
diNine possibilities, even as the acorn
has within il the oak; even as the tiny
cone has within il the mountain pine
AS the drop OF water comes from the
ocean and has In II the nature of the
ocean, as the beam of light comes from
the sun, and has in IL the nature OF the
sun, SO man comes from God and has in
him the nature os the God, who is his
everlasting Fathe-. He is. therefore, a
storehCuse of unreasonable possibilities
I'VE know about as much now OF these
possibilities as Columbus when he
touched the shores of the new world
knew of its wealth of resources. We
are in the acorn state now: at death We
shall burst the shell and become as the
oak. so to speak. We are in the
chrysaliS state now: at death We shall
emerge thsrefrom and have our wings.
when x cones to our life beyond
death we cannot cherish any hopes too
bright, too glorious. We cannot dream
Of anything too fine, too beautiful, too
sweet. This universe is so infinite in
its range and splendors that we do not
believe that there is any grand dream
of all the ages but that may be realized
sometime, somewhere.
1.-THE eternal GOODNESS is the fount a
tion of creation. eternal love is the
heart of the universe; and as we are
Gods children. we are made for the
sublime destination Of God-likeness.
1T doth not vet appear what we shall
be. but we know when He shall appear
we shall be like Him
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
PASTOR RISKS LIFE
TO SAVE HIS CHURCH
With Structure Ablaze, He
Continues TO Ring Out
an Alarm.

WEST NEWBURY. Mass, April %
Hemmed In by the flames which were
rapidly consuming the Second Congre-
gational Church late last evening, the
Rev. Alexander j. Cameron, it's pastor,
tuEged at the bell rope to sound the
town fire-alarm until all apparent
means OF escape had been cut OF. Then
Mr.. Cameron, who is large and OF ath-
letic build, holding TO the rope, swung
repeatedly against the locked front
doors until they gave way under the
battering. He was almost unconscious.
but once in the open air soon revived
and Joined with the fire fighters.
The edifice was burned to The ground,
the parsonage adjoining badly dam
aged. while st. Anne's Catholic Church
situated disSonaIiy across the street
the postoffice and general store. and
several dwellings nearby received Sc
we're scorchings. The fire is thought 10
have started In the organ loft. and 70
have been caused by a defective fiue.
The pastors nine-year-Oid daughter.
Marion, who happened to wake up. ard
look out her window discovered that
the church was afire, and called her
father. The Rev. Mr.. Cameron rushed
IN by the back door, front entrance be-
ing closed. and grasped the bell roDe
in the front vestibule and rang the call
for the firemen.
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
CUPID'S GUIDE BOOK
PREPARED BY PASTOR
Mems Meeting Scheduled for Tongh at Church Whose
Leader Has Leaned From Young Women
What Constitutes Ideal Husband.

did not wish model husbands. but
ldeaI ores, and gave their opinions
after changing the word in their 'coDv I"
Inc Rev. MI. Vaughan smiled al ihe
nrst three objections. Then two came
Dy the next mail explaining thai
MODEL means "A small imitation of
the real thing" and the pastors apolo-
Sles Of the word.
DO you want him to oe the head of
pounded. P''-
Yes" answered Iz1.
NO., >, said one. we will divide the
honors.' replied the others
do you want him always n follow,
your bldding?" and all replied In the
Ask Double Success.
DO you want him TO give his time to
succeed in business or his homer"
Let him so arrange as to make q
success Of both" or words 70 that ef-
feet, replied the I25.
DO you care whether he loves vo,,
or do YOU really want a homer" was
the fourth question.
He must love me, for / am able r.
invariable reply.
do you prefer a business or a pro-
ressiOnal man2'
The minister said he wasn't sure Of
his figures on this question, but e,y-
pressed the belicf that about one third
wanted professional men: one third pre-
frrred business men and one third
Just wanted men who made a respect
able living"
Must he he wealthy was tho sixtt
and there was not an affirmative reply
in the lot.
The Washington times., 1909-04-25

CHICAGO, April 25.-AIer with proper
credentials who desire 20 meet sensible
girls might fnd it profitable to be pres
ent at the Halsted Street institutional
Church tonight.
of course. It is not arranged TO give
the men formal introductions 10 the
girls on a wholesale scale. but the lt-
tie fellow with the bow and arrow will
probably look after that, as well as the
other preliminaries to a happy exist
ence. The Rev. ID. ID. Vaughan, pastor
Of the congregation. after telling Of the
good qualifications Of the girls, VIII
hold a mems meeting" and what hap
pens there remains TO be seen. The
preacher won't tell in advance.
The Rev. Mr.. Vaughan is 2 strenuous
young preacher who successfully cor
ducts a $4,000 a year proposition includ-
ing a regular place OF worship and
modern settlement house, on a sub
scription list. He has swerved from
the beaten path Of pastoral duties by
gathering material from the opinions
Of many young women on what consti-
tutes the ideal husband.
Want Man a Boss
Most OF the 100 single girls. ss well
as twenty-five married girls" who
nave answered the minister's questions,
say they want the man to be boss.
None Of them desires a dude" ana
only six specify handsome as beht-
ting the ideal.
Five women answered curly that they
The Washington times., 1909-04-25
LECTURER DENIES
ROWING IS HARMFUL
Death Of Stroke Griswold, of Yale,
Last Fall Due to Typhoid,
Saws DR.. Blake.

BOSTON, Mass. April 25.-"The
death last fan Of Stroke GriswOId Of
the Yale crew was in no way due TO
after effects of the race at New Lon
don a year ago, In which he collapsed
shortly before reaching the two-mile
mark" said DR.. J. Bapst Blake in a
lecture at the Harvard Medical School
today on +Athletic Sports and Their
Results" but was caused solely by
typhoid"
This is the first official announce
ment Of the cause OF his death which
at the time was said TO have resulted
from overstrain during the race.
."Rowing as a sport has been an
proved by Prof Eliot Of Harvard. who
himself is. perhaps, an example OF the
advantageous results OF rowing" he
continued Both rowing and foot
ball have developed a reputation for
producing harmful after effects. but
the contrary is true"