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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-10-16

Era troppo tardi la settimapa scorss
per fare pin di uu semr lice cenno del
funerale della signora Lora Galdabini
Quando il nostro giornale andava in
machina il funeraIe non era ancora in
cominciato.
La signora Galdabini, nata Hindle in
st. Louis. Mo. contava quarant'un ami
aveva numeross relazioni tanto nella co
lonia italiana che in quella anne ricana,
ed quindi naturale che da ambe le
colonie sia stata imponente la dimostra.
zior data alroccasiene della sua Iaorte
Inoltre il signor Pasquale Galdabini,
che da motif ami conduce commercio
in questo paese, ha nm numero grande
di amicizie di relazioni.
II corteO funebre parti dalla chiesa
cattolica. di Santa Maria, seguito da
molte carrozze recandosi al cimitero do
We la tomba era stata da mani gentili
adornata di fiori freschi. La com
mozione era generate. Rinnoviamo al
sgnor Pasqale ed al cognati, ls pit SEN
tite condOgiianze.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-10-16

RIzzA GIUsTINIANO e pregato d
passare mel nostro uficio per important
AFFAIR." che 10 riguardano.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-10-16

Mel Sackett Studio 81 pu6 ora ottene-
rs una dozzina di feto safie IA x17 per
soil Quattro dollari
Buon lavoro ed able ritocco.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-10-16

Tom Connors intents vendere la sua
fsrma situata a sole due miglia mezza
di qui.
La sua ferma ST compons di 30 acre di
terreno pulito coltivato, . di 30 acre
dl terreno boschivo.
Buone condizioni clear deed"
Rivolgersi dirsttamsnte al Connors
oppure mel nostro uficio.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
SUSPECTED THIEVES
ARRESTED IN STORE
One Says He Fell Through Window
Trying to Roll a Cigarette.

Salt Lake, Nov. 26-George Har-
rington and Ed Fcrell were the names
given by two men arrested about mid
night Thursday under suspicion OF at
tempted robbery of the Colorado Tool
& Supply company store at Il9 West
South Temple street The window was
broken. and ferell was found inside.
out claimed that he was drunk and
'ell through the window in an attempt
10 roll a cigarette.
Sam Iseam. owner o1 the store. iden.
hhed the men as two who had been
IN the store during the dav pricing
various tools They aroused his sus-
picions at the time
Il was expecting this. said Iseam
n tho police station last night when
hey left the store today more than
oalf-eXpected that they would try to
break In tonight, so | locked IN all
he valuable stuff and lect only cheap
Knives and such things in the window.
hoping that they would see there was
,othing worth while in the window
md would leave my place alone.
Usually | cover the window basr
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
qGEH||EEEAHFRR@
JOHN E. YOUNG IN "Lo.D

John E Young. he Of Johnny Hicks
fame OF THE Time the Place and
the Girl accompanied by a clever
company. made Ogden another visit
I'm two THANKSGIVING performances at
the Auditorium YESTERDAY The only
thing that can be said against the
show Is It's name. "Lo." namc which
some poets gave TO the Indian a long
time ago and very seldom thought OF
by the theater-going public as refer
ring to the Indian. The play is en-
titled 10 a more catchy name.
The plot of the show Is taken from
a physiological story by o. 4. Henry.
entitled 'Hc Also Serves" II tells
of an American expendition. headed
by Young Tamnany leader TO Yu.
catan. for the purpose OF delvlng into
the old Aztec ruins In search OF stone
tablets. etc The first act shows a
pier in Brooklyn With the steamer
ready 10 sail The hrst scene in the
second act is the home OF the United
states consul at Yucatan and the sec
ond scene is the interior OF an an
cient Aztec temple
The piece. since its initial perform
ance. has been touched up" in many
places With real John Young comedy.
until now IL Is destined 10 be one OF
tho seasons successes. The plot Is A
real one and Is sustained through tho
action. The musical numbers are
very catchy and tuneful The scenic
effects are very good and were shown
10 good advantage in spiteof tho small
stage that had been built The entire
production was given and the com
pany worked very hard TO please.
John f Young. as John Connor
o Day is practically the whole show
He Is simply irresistiblv a clever
comedian and splendid entertainer.
His jokes arc new and clever and he
presents them I'm an inimitable man
nor that adds much 10 their weight
and value. His two big song hits OF
the evening were "Tammany on
Parade" and You Can Always Be NV
Sweetheart" Young has an admira-
ton for the Ogden people. among
whom he has many friends. and he
said that he would have PLAYED in
Ogden this year " he had 10 hire
tent 10 do so.
As Euphemla Simpson. the stenog.
repher who accompanied the eYpcdi.
uon, Dorothy Brenner was delightful
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
WHEN BILL HeSTON
CARRIED THE BALL
Made II Possible for Michigan TO
Score on the Minnesota
Team

Saturdays meeting between Mich
iean and Minnesota brought back rec
objections of the 1903 battle between
those two elevens which has stood
for 50 long as gridiron classic, un-
equaled for strenuosity and grim
fighting. In that game. Willie" Hes
ton, the best halfback the west ever
owned and now a partner OF Wild
BIZ Donovan. the Tigers famous
pitcher, In the billiard and pool bust
ness In Detroit. performed what was
probably the doughtiest feat I'm the
long and sensational career which he
had on the gridiron by carrying the
ball. almost unasSisted. from Mich
igan's 30-yard line 20 the Gophers
2-ynrd line.
Here there was a short pause II
was the third down and the goal line
to gain.
Il was pretty we'll all in at the time"
Heston recently said. and perhaps
] was bit groGgy. II looked az II
our one chance FOR scoring was right
there and VIC believed that. II we
could score, it would mean victory.
NOrcross snapped off my signal again
for a quick rush off tackle / set my
self as we'll as / could, and gritted my
teeth. But big Joe Maddox stood
up in the line and yelled NO, Mo-"
"Norcros5 repeated the same sig
nal
No, | say yelled Joe again Then
he came back TO Norcross and insisted
that he should be given the call.
Look at Willie.' he Kissed at Nor
cross. He's mighty near through.
Well. Norcross changed the signal
and gave II 10 Maddox. Joe came
tearing back there like a streak OF
light and a stone wall wouldn't have
stopped him. Up he went In one OF
his famous hurdles and Longman and
l gave him a shove He went clear
ever the Gopher line of scrimmage
and kept going on bis ear. on his back
and any old way. When they finally
held him still he WAS about three
yards over the line and the touchdown
was ours
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
THEY HOPE GERMANY
WILL WHIP GREAT BRITAIN

New York Nov 2G.-The hope is OK.
pressed and wildly applaudcd that
Germany may whip Great Britain II
var breaks ont between them. by a
meeting ~ the Clan Ma Gael In Coop
or Union 10 commemorate the Forty
seventh anniversary Of the deaths of
the Manchester martyrs Reference
20 Parnell In the grafton delivered by
Former Judge O'Ncin Ryan evoked
great applause. but when be mention
ed the names of the Irish parliament
tary leaders. John Redmond and r. p.
O'Counor there was storm Of Kisses
The meeting. according 10 Judge
Ryan. did not approve OF the alliance
between Irish members OF parliament
and the Liberal party. constituting IL
as opposed 10 the policies of Par
nell
When a 81 Louis speaker declared.
"it looks "a n war were Inevitable.
and whom II does come want Ger
many 10 win he was interrupted by
long and loud demonstrations OF ap-
proyal.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY.

Pursuant 10 Section e7S ~ tho COM
piled Laws of Utah. 1907. and tho au.
thority vested In mo by said section.
I. the UndcrsiEucd. TIL MAS ID.
FARR, Treasurer OF ogden city. We
ber County. Utah. hereby give public
notice that special taN amounting
Ia Ss2.492 45 Dollars has hoen levied
for Paving District No 100 for tho
purpose Of constructing Asphalt Paw
ing In said district by an ordinance
duly passed by tho CITY Conncu ~
Ogden City Utah. and approved by
tho Mayor OF said CITY on November
llth. 1909. said taxes being levied on
all Of the abutting property on tho
following streets comprising said Paw
ing District No 100. all that part
Of Washington Ave from 2Gth Street
20 2Stb Street. all OF 2lth Street from
Grant Ave, 10 Wall Ave. ali of LIN
coin Ave from gath street 20 25th
Street. all OF Wall ave. from 2ard
Street 10 24th street. and all ~ Wall
Avenue from 2Jlh street TO 26th
Street
Tho said tax Is payable in 10 Ia.
stallmcnts
Tho nrst installmcnt becomes de-
linqucnt December goth. 1909
The second installment becomes dc.
linquent November nth. 1910
The third installment becomes do
linQueut November ~, 1911.
Tho fourth installmcut becomes dc
linquent November 18th. 1912
Tho NTH in6tallmont becomes de.
linquent November nth. 1919
The sixth lnstallmcnt becomes de-
linQuent November nth. 1911
Tho seventh installment becomes
delinquent November lith. 1915.
The eighth instnllmcnt becomes de-
linqucnt November nth. 1916
The ninth installmcnt becomes de-
linquent November 18th. 1917.
The tenth lnstallmcnt becomes dc
linqucnt November 11th. 1918
Each OF said installments, except
the first, shall draw interest az The
rate OF Seven per cent per annuu.
from The date OF tho lew as aforc-
said. and II any or either Of said In.
Siallmcnts shall be unpaid when thcy
become delinquent. interest thereon
shall be Ton per cent per annum un-
III such delinquent assessments are
fully paid Said tax shall be enforced
and collected as In any other case OF
special tax and II not paid the prop.
erty on which said levy is made wIll
be advertised and sold according 10
law. This special tax IL PAYABLE az
my Office at the City Hall. ogden CITY.
Utah THOMAS h FkRR
City Treasurer. Ogden CITY. Utah
Dated Ogden, Utah. November 2G.
1909
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
JEFFRIES BATTLES
ARE FOUGHT OVER
Naughton Recalls the Fights With
Sharkey, Fitzsimmons and
Jim Corbett.
(By w. W. Naughton }

San Francisco. Nov. 2i.-"You can't
dope fighters" says an old sporting
adage
But TN ere is no law against try
ing argues the student of things
pugilistic. when the warning is re-
peated. lpe
Sharkeys two fights with Jeffries
were certainly the bltterest exper-
fences of the boilermaker's career
and II. as very many hold. Sharkey
in his heyday was no better than Tom
my Burns, If indeed quite as good,
IL certainly seems as though John
son would have handled Sharkey in
a workman-like manner.
Never thought Of that" said one
who listened; and from the quiet that
prevailed it looked as though-with
Sharkey as the basis of argument
the whole Jeffres-Johnson question
had been settled months in advance.
But hold on.J Clipped in another.
"Sharkey certainly made Jeffries ex-
tend himself TO the last ounce. but
think of what Fitzslmmons did 10
Sharkey and of what Jeffries did to
Fltzsimmons"
That saved the day and brought
them back to the old contention-you
can't dope fighters.
For the sake of prolonging the ar.
Gument. possibly someone asked:
Wasn't Fitz on the down grade when
he went against Jcffries?"
There were half a dozen ready TO
dispute any claim of that character.
They insisted that the Cornishman.
nearly 10 months after being knocked
out by Jeffries at Coney Island, came
back into the lists and larruped Gus
Rubin and Sharkey in record time.
Then the dlsputantS went their var
ious ways. admitting that the whole
blamed thing was very confusing.
As suggestion 10 those who want
TO take up the discussion where It
left off, the writer feels like saving
that the Jeftries who fought Sharkey
on two occasions was not as formid-
able as the Jeffries OF after years. any
more than the Jack Johnson who used
10 box pot-boiler5 with Joe Jeannctte
and Sandy Ferguson is the Johnson
Of the present time.
Jenries was a cub heavyweight when
he boxed with Gus Rubin and Tom
Sharkey for the first time He lacked
finish. and he lacked confidence. II.
had not learned how to take care or
his hands. and be came away from
the ring in those years with his hsts
swollen and painful.
In his FIRST fieh; with Rubin sav
him take a crack on the jaw from
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26

yards from Ogden's goal Goodspocd
was god for fve and Wheeling broke
away fOr the first touchdown % the
game Romney kicked goal The
EEmo had been going for twenty-five
minutes.
The ball vas kicked from the mid
Gle OF the held. Oldham returned %
Coo dspecd. who came back twenty
yards. then on an ousidc kick Ogden
received tho ball,
Stone vas sent around the end Tor
len and through the line for i've more.
thea oldham kicked hns eoA from
placement; the ban soaring through
ihidy-,hrcc yards Of space and square
Is between the posts.
The ball was aenin kicked from tho
uEddlc II the flcld. Wheeling doing the
kicking Moron received and ran
back twenty. Evans annexed ton moro.
Oldham tumbled and Salt Lake re-
covered.
Quick as a fash Sal, Lake had lined
up on a forward pass. Fitzpatrick 70
Warihman. Warthman raced over the
line Tor the second touchdown, Rom
ney again kicked goal. Score. IL
10 B.
The rest OF the half was a repeti-
ton II kicks and bucks. with the ball
In Ogden's territory and in Salt Lakes
possession when time was called. The
half ended with the score standing
Salt Lake IL. Ogden. 3.
Second H1R.
loo second half was contested moro
tcrcely than the first half The Salt
Lake boys wero always tho aggrcssors
and worked hard for another touch.
down. but the ogden team held on
with bulldog tenacity and rcpulscd
them. The ball was soe-sawed from
team TO team by kicks; short runs
were the moro numerous. Several
times In this half Ogden braccd and
II looked as II they might score. but
nothing was done until during the
last minute OF play. when GALLAGHER
succeeded in slipping his opponents
and sncaked across the limo for Salt
Lakes third and last touchdown. Rom
noy missed the goal and a few seconds
later the game ended with Salt Lake
in possession Of the ball on Ogden's
thirty-fiye yard line.
Score: Salt Lake. Il: Ogden. 3.
The fe9F0g lined un a foII,use.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY.

Pursuant 10 Section 27S of tho Com
piled Laws of Utah 1907. and Ghc au-
thority vested i'm mo by said section. l.
the undersigned. THOMAS n. FARR.
Treasurer OF ogden City. Weber
County, Utah. hereby give public no
tice that "A special tax. amounting 10
$4,000 Dollars has been levied for
sidewalk District No lO5. Tor the pur-
pose of constructing Concrete Side
walks and Concrete Curb and Critters
I'm said district by an ordinance dwy
passed by the City Council of Ogden
City. Utah. and approved by the
Mayor OF said City on November l1th,
1909. said taxes being levied on all
OF the abutting property on the follow
ing Streets comprising said Sidewalk
District No. 105 All that part OF
Barlow avenue from 2Gth street to
27th street
The said tax Is payable in Five in
stallmcnts:
The first installmcnt becomes dc
linquent December goth. 1909
The second installment becomes de-
hnquent November, 1lth. 1910.
The third in5tallment becomes dc
linQuent Nocember l1th. 1911
The fourth installment becomes de-
linQuent November 1lth. 1912
The fifth installment becomes de
hnquent November llth, 1918
Each OF said iastallments. except
the flTst, shall draw interest at tho
rate OF Seven per cent per annum.
;nom the date Of the levy aforesaid
and II any or either OF said Install
Gents shall be unpaid when they be
come delinquent, interest thereon shall
be Ten per cont per aunum. until
such delinquent assessments are full
ly paid. Said tax shall be enforced
as in any other case OF special tax
and II not paid the property on which
said levy Is made will be advertised
and sold according 10 law. This
special tax is payable at my office at
the City Hall. ogden City. Utah.
THOMAS b FARR.
City Treasurer. Ogden City Utah
Dated ogden. Utah, November &c,
1909
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26

the big German and 20 rcur-yiaE
around the ring Ia a paniciCy fash Ion.
He Vas more surprised than damaged
In his second g0 with Rubin be de-
lihcrntoll left 40 opeulnr for q body
smash Invited the assault. iu fact
and ETiuned GcriBlvcly AZ Billy Mad
don after taking it. Il was tho differ
cnoe between Je1rics. the novice. and
Jenries the experienced. confident
or.
In his second dEht with sharkcy be
showed better prnchinE ability than
in the first Those uho saw The AFFAIR
viii recall how he made a target %
Toms left side after tho I4th round
and the havoc he wrought was paip-
able 10 anyone who visited the sailor
next DAY
Poor Tom was swathcd Ike an
Egyptian mummy. but he tried 10
make llsht of bis injuries
Couple Of ribs broken. hear said
a caller. sympaihcticaIly
Nav replied Tom. only trac-
turcd
But that's an aside. The point am
making 10 that Jeftrics in every fight
shOwcd Improvement His very best
Ntl ~ III ny WY Nl iNluhluEt Nhs tue
night he met Jim Corbctt In san
Francisco Not that Corbctt VAS any
thing like the Corbctt Of old. but Cor
bctt In a great measure retained his
boxing skill he knew how 10 mark
openings. judge distance. hit snappily
and get away. and this fellow Joffrics
met Corbctt AZ his own game and
outlo1ed and outfooted him.
To put the thing in a nutshell. JET.
fries was a greater fighter when he
went into retirement than he was az
any previous period in his career.
We all think We know what a chop
ping block Jack johnson. In his pres
pnt form would make Of Tom Sharkoy
in the sailors best days. As com
panion picture We ought 10 try and
conjure Up what the Jenries who out
spared and outFunchcd Jim Corbctt
would have done TO Shnrkcy when
Sharkcy WAS In his prime.
Maybe Jeff's two fights with Rubin
will afford a peg 10 hang an argu-
ment on. In the first meeting Jcf-
fries probably thought himself lucky
10 share a 20-round draw. In the sec
ond fight he toyed with Rubin. laugh
cd at him. and put him away in fve
rounds.
And two years later the Same JEFF
fries. stu improving, gave clever Jim
Corbett a lesson In boxing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26

and made hit in her numerous
songs and her duets with Young
Annette Hall as Cherry Kcc was very
good. She has a sweet voice. which
she can use One OF the hits OF the
evening was her rendition OF Little
Things" in which she was ably sec
onded by Robert Wilson. ullette
Lang as the Aztec princess was very
good Her Statute Song" was beRuti-
ful. James a. Fleming as the agile
marine In the first act and General
TaXicago in the second act was very
good. In the latter Reynolds displayed
an excellent conception OF the part
and did not oyerdo II. The chorus
was well drilled and exquisitely
gowned. +. T. s.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
PEDESTRIAN HELD UP
BY TWO Ht0HWAYMEN

Salt Lake. Nov 26.-E. W. Wood
who lives at $50 North West Temple
street, while on his way home about
midnight. Thanksgiving. was held no
by two men near First West and First
South streets and robbed Of about Sc.
a watch. his keys and other minor
personal effects
After the robbery. Wood went home
and then came down town again in
company with Dick Jones. with whom
he boards. On the way he and Jones
discovered two men who Wood
thought were tho holdups. and follow
ed them iii the four came across Pa
trolman Bush. who. ON Woods com
plant. arrested the suspects
Search in the police station reveal
ed nothing that Wood claimed as his
own. and the men were held for in
yestigauon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ogden. Utah. Nov %, 1909
Sealed proposals for building sewers
In Sewer District No l01. being Child
Avenue from 29th Street souih 6i7 ig
lin. n or 10 the South line OF Childs
Addition. under plans and spcci1cs
TONS prepared by the CITY Eugineel
and approved by the CITY Council vii
be received AZ tho oflcc Of The Ci'j
Recorder in Tho City Hall. At ogden
City aforesaid, until O'Clock p. m.,
on the Goth day Of December 1909.
and in the City Council Chamber on
the evening OF said date until the time
that the Council shall call for said
bids, at which time all bids received
will be publicly opened and read
aloud
The right IS reserved 10 reject anY
or all bids and 10 waive any defeo'a
By order of tho City Council,
4 F. PARKER.
CITY Engineer.
First publication Nov %. 1909
Last publication Dec is. 1893
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with a paper at night. but tonight
did not do so and left every ything in
plain sight 10 discourage any such at
tempt But they made IL just the
same. l shall swear ont a warrant
charging them with attempted burg
larry in the morning. My store is be-
inG robbed too often to suit me"
This same store was entered
through a broken window last spring
and some fine knives. were stolen.
The men arrested Thursday night did
not appear 10 be drunk and were
dressed in overalls, which leads the
police to think they may be the same
persons who committed the robbery
last spring. Special Omcer c. B. Tur-
ner made the arrest
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26

Second Race. hve and n half fur
longs Galeue Gale. 10 90 I, won;
Raleigh p D.. ~ 10 ;. second. Alder
Gulch. 10 j. third Time loe IS.
Third race. futGrity course. Oreiio.
20 TO T. won. Gosslppcr H. 5 10 !.
second. Belle Kinney. TO 1. third.
Time IL %
Fourth race. mile and an eighth.
Thanksgiving handicap Silver Knight
i2 10 1. won: John Louis. 9 10 5. sec
ond. Follic l., 10 >. third Timo
l;55 -.
Fifth race. one mile and twenty
yards. selling -Volofki : TO :. won:
Mechant. TO 10. second; Charley
Paine. : 20 ?. third Time las.
Sixth race. i've and half furiongs.
purse-Hampass. 6 10 .. won; Lena
Leth, 20 l. second. Novgorod. 80 10
/. third Time los
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
PUNCH.

Prepare a rich. sweet cranberry
Jelly. In straining, care should De
taken 10 remove all seeds. To a quart
OF Jelly and the juice OF one lemon
and a tablespoonful OF gelatin which
has been soaked IN hot water and
strained; add enough cold water 10
make two quarts. then turn into a
freezer and freeze. Dainty and appe
tizing
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
The Opportunity
For Buyers OF
High Grade Pianos
The Consolidated Closing Out Entire Stock Of Pianos
Player-Panos Organs, Etc. Store at 1886 Washington
Avenue MustB Be Vacated by November 80 at
Which Time Ogden Music Co. Takes
Over the Business.
Over the Business

SALE WILL COME TO A CLOSE on EVENING OF NOVEMBER
30 UNLESS STOCK Is CLEARED OUT BEFORE THAT
DATE THE STOCK Is LIMITED; THE PIANOS THE BEST;
THE PRICES NEVER APPROACHED HERETOFORE. YOU
MUST ACT QUICKLY IL YOU WOULD SECURE THE
GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED YOU. STORE OPEN
-l EVENINGS 1886 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26

Probably the most northerly wireless
telegraph plant II the world will bo
tho one shortly 10 be established by
an American coal company al SPITE
bergen.
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