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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-21
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-21
Such a Mean Trick.

Come home with me to dinner to-
night, Gormley."
"Delighted!"
Il want you to hear my youngest
daughter play the piano
by Jove, I'm awfully sorry, old
chap, but l have forgotten a most i'm
portant engagement. Some other
night, dear boy"
Sorry about the engagement, CORN
ley The fact is l have neither a
youngest daughter nor piano"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-21
WILLIAM HENRY UPHAM-1895- 1897.

William Henry Upam born Westminster Mass May 1871 and
Opn educated in the schools when the civil
A.
h elected Republicans
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-21
JAMES O. DAVIDSON-19O6- 9O9.

Davidson
of being the first fill the chief executive chair
America settling at Madison abo
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-21
Hard Lines.

81 could perfect my machine if l
could get anybody to believe in me-"
yet you are undoubtedly a genius"
That's just the trouble. Everybody
thinks it isn't safe to trust a genius
with money"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-21


K,
Wilderness
military
Wisconsin in 1868 shortly award the lumber business
senator from 1887 1891 and from 1897 1901 In 1904 when
R.. NJ La
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-10-21
ROBERT MARION LA FOLLETTE-1e01-190

Wisconsin,
Madison but almost Immediately entered politics He served
1891 1901 1906
candidate
1898 defeated
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

Amzg gAe 5a-zntss last Wi-tsr n
re ozefzI as1 AZ washington vas =
s-iEht girl tie Ea1zEtaE ~ a congress
nan from -hs Entegior On the oc-
ezs1o1 81 ne szSsezhllEg O fths A.
Izutsc sect n Haupt1z Reads tkls
roung pensoz r9s escorted zrCEnd o1e
d The hatrleFaEp= Or a E-nerF ozcer
zhou she hzd net il 1T zski-E-o-- III
ras the nrst Earsklr the Fu11g
woman had ever He-. zzz zat1rzlly
she wss much Impressed tg me E0n-
serful sights which were revealed 70
her.
The gunnery oHcer eEalaiEsf very
g thoroughly 20 her the Uechs-fsz ard
use Of the torpedo in warfare zn5 she
examined the dezdly eaEi-s cf var
presented TO her ga1e critically ard
fezrfuiiy
Thea she tapped * with t1s polzt
q her pzr1soi and let her glove ra-
over itE Furnished side. zs she tszsi
The ozeers rith this naive g-estio1:
-Anf hOw. Legtenant. does the crsE
gst inside 4~-H4rper's Weekly
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

WEIs G-est Br51- nag -1- ~
CHEF 5is-r-5 cr re -l-1s
wcElz The largest Es-ss Esa ra--lss
fts sad Whl.s zrs 1E E =
hose rag 8 ne Ez-E American
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vC-l1s cC--zEcs -z-o and CIT q
1eag5F srsrT EE-1resut rcrr q al
co-.zzsMtA Il me s-rs 6Hst we're
zszsZlis5 l- c-e k13cr. q r---z -sE
ss1t - imposing z--zT G -f9 1-zz1
s.ezUers. sEt. c-1e-s u-5sr cc-s---ar-
ton. and -l5 rtTHr Esz-srE E-1 1zr-
t.,r cgzr-z total of gss veszsz win
= gross te-rzzs e zzz-IT zn
II t1s 1seg were Wz5 --o e-s
Ez-EC-h steamer. * w111 1a r=zr.y
i've niles sg-g Enrs thzE q mile w13s
and zbc-- 3 Ze deep To dad &.
Elrz lzles q co-tC1 Ec-lz require ths
average Yield G eeag go acres Il
could take the wkezr crur c1 3.lEs go
acres. and hzlf 4 bliuoz fss- q l--ss-
would r1z al IL This IS The co--zr-
cial hyphe1 that kaz connected Ez--
burg q America f1r 81 ysars-
W0E.1 ,N1Fk
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

Chromium IL rsZz-kzb.E z@B
spCzgy form has been rrn51ced - b.
net e. JassouisZ o. hating czG cz-s-
MUM containing Is pe- cezL Ct t.oro.
i- az electric furnace Eith q large
mass e copper The izggt Shows tas
Ehite. spo1gy metal IN The -s q
he copper When the latter IS Is
solved OK the dried rss5s1e IS h-zl-
liant. spcugT mass Of neariy rE-e
Chromium in The form O. fztsTizce1 e.
zmez-s O. cTystalitss Ero-re5 IKE
s-gE6akss O. mcss IeaFez TIE szzl
auozut q boron present uay D. 6rlr-
sn 0E ty kratiuE TIE spc1Ey ehr1-
uiuu IS attacked uCrs easily tEz-
the rrdlrzrT metal does no. crfzIzs
il air. tl- in szUe bur1s lIks tfu1a-.
gloss very brightly iz oxysen zrs q
airzEEsd - hytrDckloric a-5 zzl-Ez--
&c acsd. b-t uot by nirrie zci5
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02
T-E oRDER or TAFT WsRTYRs-
-s-s-'G Des--s- c1sf 60 p os
crzz- fz.1 t1e Fl-s- c-srtsr-


TAa OrSe- os Tass Martyrs e ne
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eat A-Fu-e Who eTsr E1=srss any
ind -liE. sgn1z-g Or zerzzls- q ths
skin 1n KTErzz-@ Howard Tzt-E 2r-
c91-s IS e1Eh1s 70 zs-sa-s1r Mzs
sy,Teste-. EYzst1-g-or-s dstc-zir %
Ncs ektes VIII o-Ezzizs he frs cap
ter aEG zrcsFa The presidency. e r.
sto1f1 bs o@ern1- WEe- Judge Tzft
was here Mai Sylvester visited VIII
him f0r an hazr or SO ne C-Esr EzT.
ard sold him h5w l- hzErezed L w2E
Oh tbs -irnt of hss -c-EE8tfC1 ~ the
Chicago rr1Vezzsgu TIE University
ci15 ~ tse ritg had le-erliue1 Spa
caleksar5o1 a. The eFez- Mss SEl
veeses was placed i- charge % the ar
rzngements al grIgs Tzfls X sireel
aous EVeTyshllg EoTef alc-E g.
app1e-rls lr1-E uziii tLe re1rls g1-
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stizk .oyoslT and tr5agzt 60 coEl
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1- q the zakr Sylvester uas al
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

LH-eE a zz-ll- s.Hz
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E-s Ha=s - 81 --z-E ana ---r.sas
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LEla r1nsr zE1- ne Ess1V Vas =
20 ths r-ET. E1 -1s EE1 and -1s 81
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t1seaz p Tsz-s - EFzag n - saes
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1lrzz---I-ilsE tzs g-l-g EE- -ruess1s1
r EsTZa-lsEeEl 11agr1 Wl-h ths
w-lz-E ll-Za-- He vas game A.
rEAz- E1lG. Tgl-E GETzla-.
MIRA 1s .-sE-1s1 lis -GzlT
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

Il IS 10 secret that Mrs Tar 81
dispense almost constant Hospitality
during hee regime As first lady of the
land. Tor she has srch hosts O. per
solzi fFisz6s Il o6cial LIE and cut O.
il. ard IN the army and nzTy circles.
hat il WfI necessarily keep her bass-
70 see and entertain then i has a.
ready been hizted that she VIII -
store 70 their places OF the White
House sccial calendar the pop1iar aft
ernoon receptis1s % w1ze1- wkich
vas the custom q the mistress C TIE
White House for many zdui1strz-io1s
nntn they we're disccntizrad b. Ms
Roossvelt Mrs Taft VII follow the
precedent established by Mrs. Rooss
Telt Of making music one o. the fea-
ures q the seasons entertaining n
he White House
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02
Ensss nEaL aor eoo0 gNousa
Fssssss ssg 7sls-fss Fare Trst Sat
E~ss 7-is~ q itsly.

It's krg g Eta,g has vs-T frugal
t1Ets a-1 q sge ocragsoa whsu ct
t--szrE lis Irre gf zizEliefty led 20 IN
zzzx 1rzseas Tts king vas galts
s-zre. z1s zner rzLslng about for
u1-e .--s wgAgEt obtaining any
ssrrr. ks was a. last Iacky enCush 70
1t1cs q 1-s rzaEoz
4 peasant a,gy EE0 I'D -een The
zzezal szT lzse ckHsu 0Gsred 70
ss.1a -x carcass f1g King Victor. al
tt-zrz Be kz1 ~ .1sa q the identity
- ~ s-crtr-zn- -Ferg vel. said
as za.szsT. < VIII Walt here Bat
vkzx VIII YYz give me. signurE asked
-zs ~ What DO yol want sid
t.s kzE smiling oh. a franc azt
tzls Fcz- l--ckaou.r replied TIE lz1
me ka-TaIn Eas struck and The 19E
usrz z d,sFn the m0untalu side. az1
sor- rst--us1 slih the bo1y q the
ezzzcEk
re klzE gave him franc. and tAer
-rrcsessd 10 divide his iz1ch into f~o
e.-.zt ,s-ric-z- t1t the peasant wae1
- EzE akas King Victor had 20 ea-
s.-rsz away e11lsuptuoGsiy, for ths
l-rEA esrzists1 oi q small loaf Of black
.-szz zrz 4 large raW onion. No.
tzznka. rozs C that for me, ex-
-zlzsd sEs lz1 I thought you wers
. xsrEIsmza. ezt see you are only a
rccr tal1T Ike myself
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02
FoR cyzTAINEo 5AE5ER s-sos.
n--z- os-rss t-e cc--1- 7rz-- e
- Pst @g

Gaer 5Ex it sz The e1ssrT-
az u1-z Lz- -EEg1 A-sF5czz
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see1 ecztszt all tAeas Tsars % -
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glass trc-r rAz- azigwE q -1-s .1-s-
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interest Eoz zlsk- AJAX TITS sErcs
Ere vas tolerated ~ t1s c-z-1-s-
c-1v 1eezls= x tZs-rEs q good. E-rg-g
ngA1 for TIE 6slcz1s cre-z-1z q
E.zTlEg- t1t M So. f1- sTs- T. zE.
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trizns nay gzzs ErC- E-A1Ts.y Ill
cred faces f. Ey tzr1er zhr7 my
PASS Gc51E sTsr e-FzrzllFs..F
small area azt week a1--az 30
tn-aa-szI Earasrs zH5 n1e r-s ss -1s-
ATTEMPTED eF=z The EzEzz- Screen
iEE ske-Was1 rs E-s-CEsrs E11 L1s
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New T1rk Press
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

A Clrcil1st paper. having s-oEs-
q people as suu-srirE a. Ez-sri-z
Place. ore q its rszitszz ASKS irozE
callE- Would i Be couect 10 say
thzt q nan is 'faEiug Il Ss= To-E G.
'sp-izErg IL the EocztzirsT u
l1cEilg lzrguzgs does 1ot IN ty Iozfc
As f1r SIMMER as q Fsr5. Is 1c. rszlzh
good s1c1gh zzEEo-ity. O. Tie uo---
tzi1s hs says. he foEls stzu s---
uer upo1 tks1. ard al tss beasts q
the earth shah wintsr Epo1 then
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

Eass esrms - ne 11E H E1-
rssssss a. s.H1E-zr l'Ir-1atE Be-
ssss1- sr 11rs ugsa l1e grl-- l.E q
uaa MAJ E.g t. Ans EEl t-a- -t
= e x-iurHs Ee-E lE.sf.rEl-l- zn- s,1--
1sar 1zr.ll1-s tlr che Zl1 ns-1E 1
ais grave ana sns gchsT c1 ss-l-
efa~rss WIN mE-1
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

-Gracio1s- childreu. step nat
noise cried uazua
BIT ~e,rs playing var. replied TIE
eldest
What T0a uus1- pay Ear q
Sunday.
But Rama. this = . rsiiE1zz
var
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02
NoTIcE

A neE telephone directory is being
prepared We desire that all listings
aDpear correct including street name
and house number, according to new
system Of numbering Just completed.
for any corrections please give
sar1e u writing or caia By telephone.
PIONEER TELEPHONE co.
Sidney Smith. Manager.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02
Il. -, J. - -

Tte cost Of living in British cities q
vsry usris sTsr kzlf the corresponding
c1sr IN American cites. ard wages are
5re5crt11arsig IoWer-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

A S.z1srtshfrs CEagiandl watering
cl4rs has been Advertised IN the news
SaCera- IDEAL place q picaics. strict
" tsnDera1ce- S1na2F excepted
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-02

ws sin a SO auE aa
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
debris for three hours. but was res

debris for three hours. but was res
cued unhurt.
The explosion occurred as result
of cloudburSt and thunderstorm
which broke over this camp today, Tho
heavy rain created torrent or water
which rushed down the north side of
the canyon, carrying with 1t huge
bouderS and timbers. When It struck
the smeltcr, part of the building was
caved In and the water flowing into
the pots of motion metal and into the
furnace hreboX caused an awful exDlo.
sion. The explosion blew the roof of
the building off and created general
havoc. The damage Is estimated at
about $4,000.
Operations at the smelter were not
delayed long. however. as reverbera-
tories Nos. and were not damaged
A large force of men was at once put
to work In rescuing the entombed
storekeoper and clearing away the
debris preparatory to rebuilding the
damaged section of the plant,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
BUTCHER is FOUND DEAD.

Layton. Aug 1S.-.:he community
was shocked last eyonlng to hear of
the sudden death of William Fisher.
n wholesale butcher of this place. His
l4-year-old son. Homer. found him
dead in the slaughter house at $50
o'clock. He was apparently In the
act OF killing a calf when he fell dead
He had probably been dead for an
hour. Apoplcxy is assigned as the
cause OF his death.
Deceased was 73 years old last June
He was born In Scotland and spent
twenty-one years OF his life as an en-
sincer on the ocean. He came to
Utah twenty-five years ago and en-.
gagged for a time as engineer for the
Layton flour mills. In 1891 he mar
rled Mrs. Annie Lavender The wild
ow and two children, Homer and
Annie. II and 16 years old. respect
lively. survive him.
Mr.. Fisher was a splendid citizen
and well respected in the community.
Funeral arrangements are not yet
made.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19

and hear her sing. They play the
game and the old man gets three
queens to the next best mans Two
deuce9 and he receives the money He
calls on the girl and asks her to sing
him a song OF the south and she sings
The Suwanee River" In such way as
TO bring tears 10 the old mans eyes.
He asks her questions about her folks
and her lover and finds that she stlll
yearns for her old sweetheart. Joe Wig
gins, with whom she had separated
when she went on the operate stage
The cid man asks her 10 sing silver
Threads Among the Gold" and while
she Is doing so ne slips a false beard
and m1stache cff his face and stands
before her as her lover. Joe Virgins.
Then there are hugs and kisses aud
n genuine reunion and the curtain falls
on the happy pair
Miss Swlnnerton has charming
voice and ilae stage presence and
she commanded two curtain calls The
audience warmed up 10 the little play
let and received Miss Swinnerton most
favorably.
The cast of tho play Is:
Pima Dcnna
....... Miss FloreHce Swlnnerton
Joe Virgins of Poverty Hill .,..
s.,s... e.. .....,.... Earl Pingree
The Maid ..e.-... Miss Natalie Fryer
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
TO POULTRYMEN


Owing 10 the fact thnt the weather
will be quite warm during The 'rcelI Of
the -Four state F'I- he cC;Iies for 4
pen or poultry has been reduced. from
one male and six females to che male
and three females. and instead Of the
young birds competing against the
old birds, two separate exhibitions viii
he made, each for young and old birds.
All birds under one year are to COM
pete against each other ana all one
year and over to compete against
each other
In all other classes of the poultry
department. other than chickens, the
entry viii consist of ono pair. the
young birds Will only compete against
the young. and the old against the
old IN all departments. Poultry peo-
pie viii please bear this in mind.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
GIRL Is ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT BY HER BROTHER

Salt Lake. Aug 19.-While seated at
the breakfast table playing with %
caliber revolver which he had brought
into the house unknown to his father.
little Carl Gothberg. II years OF age.
shot his sister Frances, e years of
age. In the left eye Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock at 14l East Seventh
South street.
The injured child was Immediately
taken to the Holy Cross hospital,
where DR.. w. D.. Donoheur removed
the left eye after locating the bullet
by aid of the X-raY. The child was
then taken TO her home, and at the
last reports was resting easy. Her
brothe- was grief stricken as result
of the accident.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
MISS SWINRERT0M
AT THE ORPHEUM

Miss Florence Swinnerton OF Los
Angeles tried out her playlet at the
Orpheum last night and made de-
cided hit with the audience.
Miss Swinnerton was born on tho
Isle of Man and has been In this coun'
try but a few years She has lived
In Los Angeles for some time and has
gained quite Il reputation along the
coast as a concert singer. Last season
she made arrangements with Manager
Winch 10 have a tryout at Salt Lake
but owing to the nearness Of the close
Of the season her act was not given
a chance This year she came early
and with the aid of Earl Plngree and
Miss Natalie Fryer she staged her act
Mr.. Winch had given her private
tryout at Salt Lake prior to his trans
fer 10 Ogden. She knew that If She
was tried out In Los Angeles she would
make good because of her having SO
many friends there. and she wanted to
triumph in a foreign field
The little playlet is in one act and
is called I'm the Stars Dressing
Room" Ii is written by Frederick Al
len. who also wrote THE Phantom
Sweetheart" In which he made a hit
and Travelled all over the west
Miss Swinnerton takes the part OF
the opera star and the scene shows
her as she comes off the stage into
the dressing room Her maid brings
in her mall and she starts TO open It,
The first letter is from an old man
living AT Poverty Hill. He asks to
hear hor sing but can hardly afford TO
spend the money to reach her, Some
OF the rest of the men in the village
nre anxious to hear her also and they
are In the same FIX as this old man.
They decide they will play game Of
poker and the winner Will take the pot
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
FOUR TRAINS TAKEN
OFF BAMBERGER ROAD

The Bambergcr line people yester-
day announced a shortening of the
train service on their road In order
that the work or elec,nfyln6 the line
may proceed with greater facility.
With that end In view four trains
have been taken off Two of these
are trains running from Salt Lake 10
Lagoon only. and two are through
trains between Ogden and Salt Lake,
Hereafter the trains Nos. 10 and 16.
leaving Salt Lake at 7.20 p. m, and
Lagoon at $40 p. m, Will be aban-
doned The last train from ogden for
Salt Lake will leave that city at s, 80
p. m. The trains that formerly left
Ogden and Salt Lake later In the
evening have been taken off,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
CARPENTER FALLS FORTY FEET.

Cleasfield. Aug. 1s.-Ernest Dean
of Kaysville while engaged in paint
ing the westinghouse here yesterday,
slipped and fell about forty feet to the
ground from the DOM OF the building
He landed on his heaG and was rend-
cred unconscious.
Other workmen of the building went
to his assistance and called DR., VIII
liam Whitlock TO attend him. He was
taken TO the Layton hospital and VIII
probably be there for several weeks.
His face Is scratcheC and he received
severe bruises on his head. No bones
are broken. Tonight he is resting
as easily as could he expected.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
EXPLOSION FOLLOWS
HEAVY ClOUOBURST

Bingham. Aug. 1S.-As a result of
the explosion of reyerberntory No L
at the Yampa smelter at o'clock this
afternoon w C. Mahoney, storekeeper
of the plant was buried under a mass
Of rock and dirt for almost six hours.
When he heard the crash coming, Ma
honey had presence of mind enough To
crawl under table in his room and
this action undoubtedly saved him
from being crushed TO death When
rescued he was suffering severely from
cramps and the effects of the shock
and long Imprisonment, though no Sc.
rious results In his case are anticl-
pated He is at the Bingham hospital
Several Greeks who were in the re-
verbcratory room we're violently
thrown In all directions when tho eX-
ploslon occurred. but none of them
was seriously injured. Chris Bokus.
one Of the men, was buried in the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-19
SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
JACK JOHNSON SUES
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

Salt Lake City. Aug 1S.-With Mrs.
H. e. Bartlett as his antagonist. the
third district court as the ring and
Attorney S X. Christensen as his sec
ond. Jack Johnson. the heavyweight
pugilist. today becan a contest with
an unlimited number OF rounds for a
purse of $4,000. winner TO take all
Mrs. Bartlett is the proprietor OF
the Orpheum hotel. TO which Johnson
was denied admittance
In the complaint. he alleges that he
engaged the room by his agent. paid
$50, occupied it for few hours, went
out TO attend to some business and
on his return was shut out. separated
from his Wife, humiliated embar
rassed and damaged In his feelings
and reputation. solely because he was
of the negro race.