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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
POE I WILL
T ACE I HEM
William Watson Sails to
Meet His Enemies
in America.

New York. Nov. 22.-William Wat
Son, the English poet. whose recent
lines which arc supposed to reflect
on a wcllknown English woman,
caused a sensation abroad and here.
is coming to America He cables
Il am told that a storm has been
aroused against me in America.
Therefore. | am coming to face it. sail
inc on the Lusitanla on November
25"
On the appearance of Watson's
much discussed poem. Richard Legal
lienne issued a few stanzas, strongly
crlticising Watson. In an interview
Watson replied that he would come
10 America to meet Legalllenne face
to face. implying that there would be
trouble, Legallienne then cabled Mr.
Watson that he would meet him on
any terms he named and suggested
boxing gloves, with Jefiries and Shar-
key as referees and that the bout bo
held before a select gathering of men
and women. Including Mrs. Watson ="
Mrs Watson will accompany the
English poet to this country.
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bBL- ACK HAND
in CHICAGO
Three Men Make a Muir
derOus Attack on
a Merchant.

Chicago. Nov 22-Antonio Bondi.
an Italian merchant, was attacked ear
" Yesterday morning by three men
supposed 10 be members Of the Black
Hand society. Four shots were fred
through the window of Bondi's house.
Bondi. armed with a shotgun. fired
twice al the mon who attacked him,
but it is not known whether anyone
was hurt. Bondl says one of the men
llmped as he ran away.
Bondi had received three letters at
intervals since October II demanding
$500. The last. few days AGO. warn
ed him that If he did not comply he
and his family would be attacked. He
placed a shotgun within easy reach
when he went to bed and when the
men aroused him he was ready for
them. The shots wore heard by po-
licemen in the vicinity, but when they
arrived the street was quiet. No ar
rests have been made.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
WALL STREET DISTURBED BY
STANDARD OIL DECISION

New York. Nov. 22-The disturb
ance In speculative sentiment due to
the decision against the Standard OIL
company in the governments suit
caused a feverish and irregular move
ment in prices on the stock market
opening today.
Vigorous supporting measures
caused great advances in few stocks
but the majority of issues were lower
under free offerings. Losses ran in
American Cotton Oil and Allis-Chal-
mcrs TO IL and Amalgamated Cop
per and American Telephone l 3-S
Amalgamated Copper rallied a point
Immediately after the opening, but tho
general movement continued 10 be
very feverish
Efforts to hold tho market during
the first half hour centcred on Read
ing. which was run up TO point over
Saturdays close.
The general list responded only
moderately and prices crumbled be-
fore IL o'clock. General Electric.
Union Pacific and United States Steel
from 1-2, Amalgamated 5. Utah Cop
per 3 IA. Southern Pacific. Chesapeake
Ohio. ST. Louis Southwestern pre-
ferred and Colorado Fuel ?, and the
list generally / TO 2 points. There
were fractional rallies as the hour cx.
plred,
There were numerous rallies OF a
point and upward induced by the buy
Ing which developed on the break.
Reading was again lifted three points
over Saturdays close and Consoli-
dated Gas 2 IA. Utah Copper rallied
2 81 and Amalgamated Copper 81.
The tone was unsteady again at
noon.
Bonds were weak
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DECISION is
A BAD Thing
80 Says ArchboId Of
the Standard Oil
Company.

New York. Nov. 22.-Conferenceg
OF officials OF. and leading counsel
for the Standard oil company were
held in this city today TO begin the
work of outlining the company's
decision in the governments suit
against the company. rendered on
Saturday. Thirty days are allowed
before the decree takes effect and
within that time the form of the ap-
peal which the corporation announced
II would take to the United Statcs
supreme court will have to be per-
Iected
In speaking OF the decision today.
John Arcbbold, vice president OF the
Standard oil company. took an op-
timistIc view He said.
u believe the decision Will result
II legislation looking towards the re-
peal of the Sherman antitrust act
For under the law II Is not only I'M
possible for any corporation TO trans
act business. but that co-partnerships
may be attacked. ] believe that the
officials at Washington are coming
10 the view that the law i3 too active,
and even Roosevelt himself shares In
that opinion"
Standard OIL stock was again af-
iccied on the curb market today by
TIC federal courts decision, The
stock closed at $50 on Saturday and
the FIRST sale today was at 600.
Elbcrt II. Gary, chairman Of the L,
;. Steel corporation. speaking today
as to what effect the decision In the
Standard OIL case would have on the
United States Steel corporation. said;
! don't think the Standard Oil de-
cision will have any effect whatever
on the United States Steel corpora
ton. havo several good reasons
Tor believing this. but don't care to
cypress them at present"
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NO END I 0
THE FEUD
Chinese on the Coast
Continue to Shoot
Each Other.

Sacramento. Cal, Nov 22.-Tbc
fcud between the Yee family and the
On Gicks. which broke out in San
Francisco early in the month, resulted
today in the shooting of Sin Lee, a
Chinese laundryman. said TO have
been a member OF the Yees.
Lee was shot from behind as he
emerged from the cellar in the local
Chinese quarter 1t Is believed the
man will die.
The police are looking for Cow Hi.
n member OF the On YickS. whom
the victim declares did the shooting
A heavy police guard has been
placed over Chinatown as further
trouble Is feared.
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TWO HUNDRED MINERS UNACCOUNTED
FOR AND They MAY Be FOUND ALIVE

visited this country. in 1924. great
parade was held in his honor IN Lex
ington. Ky. Mrs. GauGh. then only .
years old, WAS recognized by Henry
Clay, who was friend of her grand
father. and lifted her into the carriage
where she sat with the distinguished
Frenchman. She recalled plainly that
the general took her on his knee and
kissed her.
Miss MCGOWAN married Percival
Gaugh. an architect in 1882. and they
came 10 Kansas City in 1859. She Is
survived by one daughter and four
sons.
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HEIR TO A MILLION
CONTINUES ON THE BEAT.

New York. Nov. 22.-Although Pa
lrolman William Burke has been notl-
fed that By the death OF an uncle In
Ireland, he is heir to 81 900 900. he
Will be in no hurry 10 lay aside his
uniform TO take up a life of leisure
Burke. who has been a policeman 81
years. will continue to serve the city
until his 25 years are up. when he
VIII be entitled 10 a pension, which
he says he will enjoy more in receiv-
ing than in getting a big check from
his uncle'S estate.
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ALMA BELLS STORY
OF Her OWN LIFE

Auburn, Cal. Nov. 22.-Alma Bell
took the witness stand today in her
trial for the murder of Joseph ArmeS.
her lover. last June. confident that in
the story of wrongs that she would
reveal she would succeed in arousins
in the breasts OF the jurymen the pity
that knows no law and so go free.
The girl was prepared to tell the
story Of her entire life and spent all
Of Sunday reviewing facts with her
attorneys and going over letters in
the preparation for her great fight for
freedom With her story, the chief
points OF the defense will he in. and
1t is expected that the case VIII so
othe jury by Wednesday,
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MUCH MONEY BEING BET
ON THE BIG FIGHT.

New York. Nov. 22-"Bnly'
Roache, famous as a manager and
trainer of boxers and lighters. mas re
turned here after a trip through the
middle west with a $4,000 commission
from James Butler of ST. Louis and
Kansas City to bet on Jeffries at ANY
thing that looks like even money"
Sporting men say that never before
has there been so much money bet on
a large fight, which Is yet seven
months away.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Cattle- Receipts
estimated at 10000 Market l0c to
zoe lower; becves SO S5a9 90; Tex
as steers So 70a4 so; western steers
81 00a7 .25. stoclers and feeders So
l0a5 .25; COWS and heifers 81. 00a5 60; ;
calves Sc 00aS so
Hogs Receipts estimated at 10000.
Market 10c lower; lbght 81 soar %;
mixed 81 60aS 10; heavy 500 att
10; rough 81. 60a7.75, good to choice
heavgo 81, 75aS 10; pigs So l5a7 60:
bulk of sales 81 .S5aS 05.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 40.-
900; market 10c at 25c lower: native
So. 75a4 90 western 50 goal 80; year
linGs SIS 25a6 so; lambs. native 81. 10
az. 80; western $4 75a7 .25.
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made to store II in the stronGbox In
the captains room on board the ship.
where it Will be guarded on the voy-
age by the explorers secretary. Wal
ter Lonsdale. On arrival at Copeu-
hagen. il will be turned over only to
authorized representatives OF the uni
yer5Ity.
The report. which Will contain about
50 600 words, IS due TO reach Copen-
hagen on December eth and DR.. Cook
expects a verdict from the university
about the first of the year.
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FEWER STUDIES IN THE
SCHOOLS OF CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Mrs. Ella Flagg-
Young. superintendent of schools, has
in mind plans for a radical change
in the course of study in Chicago high
schools. Fewer studies and more
time on each one Is her aim.
Yesterday she announced her in
teniicn of applying the idea 10 the
schools under her supervision.
I'VE are too extensive and not in.
tcnSive enough" said Mrs. Young
"Om programs of study are far too
pTctentious.'
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SHE WAS KISSED BY
THE FAMOUS GEN. LAFAYETTE

Kansas CITY. Nov. 22.-Mrs. Julia
Oma Gauah. cousin of Abraham Lin.
coins wife. and who when a girl of
nine years, was kissed by the fam
Gus General Lafayette. died at her
daughters home here yesterday. aged
81 years.
Mrs. Cough was a Miss MCGOWAN
and wes born In Frankfort, Ky. ia
1915. She was cousin and playmate
OF Mary Todd. afterwarjd the wife of
Abraham Lincoln, When Lafayette
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
JUDGE j. c. McNAlLY
RETURNS FROM CHINA

San Francisco, Nov. 22-Judge j.
C. McNally formerly a superior court
Judge of Utah. but who has been
United States consul at Marking,
China, fer the past TWO years, arrived
yesterday on the liner Chiyo Maru.
He expressed optimistic views OF the
commercial future OF China and said
that the country would be network
OF railway lines within a few years.
1T Is OF the utmost Importance that
the United States participate Ia the
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pany Prices in many of the moro
active issues fell from l to ) points
under the flood of selling orders. Not
withstandIng the support OF banking
interests manifest. the market open
Ing prices fell steadily. Amalgamat-
ed Copper sold OF three points from
Saturdays close, while heavy vol
ume of selling orders In United States
Steel common sent that stock of 2ls
Union Pacific went off IA points,
while Utah Copper sold down to 81 Il
q decline of three points from Satur-
days close.
After a decline of forty points IN
Standard OIL. that stock was quoted
at 6i0 bid and $50 asked.
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DR.. COOKS REPORT is
TO BE GUARDED

New York. Nov. 22.-The volumin-
Gus report prepared by DR.. Frederick
4. Cook for the University OF Copen-
hagen. which will set forth in detail
the explorers claim TO having reach
ed the north pole will be shipped m-
der a strong guard on the Scandinav-
ian-American Liner United States on
Thanksgiving day From the precau-
tions taken. II Is apparent that Dr.
Cook fears something may happen to
his report. Arrangements have been
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22

Now York. Nov. 22.-Leaders among
wage-earners and employers through
ont the country were i'm attendance
today AT the meeting of the National
Civic Federation. The call for the
conference announced that among
the problems to be discussed were:
Compensation for victims of Indus
trial accidents; employers voluntary
sick and death funds. and retirement
funds or old-age pensions.
The governor of nearly every state
appointed representative to attend
today's gathering
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ATTELL TO MEET MORAN

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 22.-Abc At
tell. festherweight utleholder. Will
meet Jimmy Moran OF Brooklyn, be
fore the Phoenix Athletic club here
tonight 10 20 eight rounds. the legal
limit. The mon are to weigh in at
l22 pounds at p. M. They have been
training here for ten days and are well
conditioned.
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financing of those roads," he said
China offers the greatest market in
the world for railroad material and
1t is by taking part in the loans that
American material Will bo given an
equal footing with foreign products :"
Nanking is TO hold a worlds fair
next May. the first exposition OF the
kind ever attempted in China. Tuan
Fang, former viceroy at Marking. Is
the promoter of the project and is
described as the most progressive
man in China"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
RAILROAD IN DANGER OF
GOING INTO RECEIVERS HANDS

Topeka. Kas.. Nov 22.-Governor
w Il. Stubbs today served notice on
the officers of the Missouri Pacific rail
way system that he would instruct
the attorney general To bring action
to place the central branch, which
runs through northern Kansas, into
the hands of a receiver unless the road
was repaired at once. The object of
the receiyership would be for the pur-
pose of making the necessary repairs.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalcamated Copper. ~ IL.
American Smelling. l0l "a
American Smelling. pfd.. ll2 3-S.
American Sugar Refining. 1875.
Anaconda Mining Co, 81 Ia.
Atchison Railway, lis rs.
Atlantic Coast Line. l35.
Baltimore and Ohio. l15 rs
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, II 5-S.
Canadian Pacific, l76 SIS,
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Nov. 22-Cattle-
Receipts $4,000; market 10c lower.
Native steers 81 90aS SO; native COWS
and heifers 50 25a6 90; stockers and
feeders S. 00a5 90; bulls 80. 75a4 10;
calves SO 75a7 80; western steers So
S0a5 60; western cows 81. .75ai 80
Hogs-Receipts 1900, market ten
cents lower. Bulk Of sales 81. 60aS 90;
heavy 81 90aS, 06; packers and butch
ers 81 75aS 90; light 81. 40a7 80; pigs
Sc 25a7 25
Sheep Receipts 10000; market 10c
lower MuttonmS 81 25a5 30; lambs
Sc .00a7 40; range wethers and year
lings 81 OJa6 so; range ewes So 25a
%
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NAVY Is MAKING READY TO SEND A
VVARSHIP TO NICARACUAN WATERS

Chesapeake and Ohio. ST.
Chicago and Northwestern. 1872 IL
Chicago. Mil and st Paul, l54 IS.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 80 7-S.
Colorado and Southern. SC
Delaware and Hudson, 1S5 IL.
Denver and Rio Grande, ~ 3-S
Denver and Rio Grande. pfd., 81
Erie Railway, SO 81.
New York Central. l31 81.
Norfolk and Western, o. 5-S.
Northern Pacific. 143 IL
Pullman Palace Car, 1872.
Reading Railway, 169.
Rock Island Co, 50.
Rock Island Co. II 1-2.
Southern Pacific. 1877 rs.
Southern Railway, 81.
Union Pacific, 201.
United States Steel, SS 3-4.
United States Steel, pfd.. 125.
Wabash Railway, 10 rs.
Wabash Railway. pfd.. 30 IS.
Western Union. II 5-S.
Standard OIL Company, 6i5.
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FIRST WARSHIP TO ARRIVE.

Washington. Nov 22.-The first
9raguan waters was the gunboat
Vicksburg- Her presence at Corinlo
on the Pacific side of Nicaragua, was
announced at the navy department,
yesterday. The little gunboat Is I'm
command OF Commander Alexander
s. Salstead She is equipped with
ak four-inch guns and eight guns OF
a smaller caliber,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-22
TYRus COBB FINED s1oo.

Cleveland. Nov. 22.-Tyrus Cobb
outilelder on the Detroit baseball
team. today was fined $1O0 and costs
for assauIting George Stanfeld \
nlghtwatchman in hotel, on the oc.
caslon of the Detroit teams last visit
10 Cleveland.
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MURDERED AND ROBBED
ON MAIN STREET

Ross, Cal. Nov. 22.-Robert Black.
an employe of a local water and DOW
or company, WAS shot twice through
the heart by robber OH the main
street here at an carly hour this
morning. After rifllng his Victims
pockets, the murderer escaned
Blacks relatives live in Scotland.
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York. Nov. 23-Susar. raw
steady; fair refining So 90: centrifr
gal 90 test 81 A.; molasses sugar SS,
67 refined steady; crushed So %
powdered 500; granulated 50 .25
COFFEE-Steady; NJ. Rio S SIS,
L. Nominal; No Santos s S.4a7.s
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STOCKS FALL.

New York. Nov. 22.--After fairly
qdiet opening OF the stock market 20.
nEy. there was general o2tou-et ot
hqu.dntion due 10 further consideFa-
ton OF the decision in The federal
Court against the Standard Oil conf
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Omaha Livestock,

Omaha, Neb Nov 22-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500; market steady to 10c
lower Native steers S4 50aS 90; cows
and helfers So 25a5 90; western
steers S. 50aG 25; cows and heifers
SO S5a4 40; Gamers 81 25a3 25 stock
ers and feeders So 00a5 OO calves S3..
soar 90: bulls, stays, etc. So. 75ai so.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market sc at
10c lower Heavy 81 90a7 95; mixed
81 S5a7 90; light 81 soar 90: pigs So
50a7 so
Sheep-Recclpts 900; market SLOW
to ten cents lower. Yearlings s. 25a
6 25: welhers 81 25a5 %; ewes 81 90
al rs; lambs So 75a7 so
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Word RECEIVED FROM
THE ROOSEVELT PARTY

Nairobi. British East Africa,
Nov 22-Reports received to-
day from the American hunting
expedition are that all the mem
bers of the party are we'll and
viii return to Londianai, No
vember 80.
During the hunting on the
Guas lnghisu plateau. Colonel
Roosevelt and Kermit. in COM
pany with the Chlcagoan, Carl
L. Akeley. killed four elephants
for the American Museum of
Natural History In New York.
Mr.. Roosevelt has decided 10
give one OF the elephants kill
ed earlier TO the museum of the
University of California.
~ - -
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CHICAGO Close,

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Close: Wheat
Dec, 81 1.o9 IA; May $1.06 Is; July
81 IS.
Corn-Dec, co, May 81 Is; July 60
3-4a7-S,
Oats-Dec 3S IS; May IL 3-d; July
% 1-2.
Rye-Cash 70; Dec 79; May &c 1-2.
Barley-Cesh 51a66.
Timothy-NOv. 1915.
Clover-Nothing doing.
Pork-Jan. S2OS0a2O 50 IL; May
S19 81 1-2a20 90
Lard-Nov. s19 III IL; Dec, S12.,
80 II; January sl1.92 1-2.
Metal Market.
New York, Nov 22-Lead quiet,
81 37ai. ~. Copper. easy; standard
spot S15 25a13. GO; Dec. $13. 25a1S 60.
Silver, 90 3-4.
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SAILED IN A
HURRICANE
Astor's Yacht May Have
Been Wrecked Near
Porto Rico.

San Domingo, Nov. 22.-Cotona
John ]. AstorS yacht Normahal san
ed from here November Il. duriK>
the hurricane, The captain Of an Ell
ropean steamer. arriving here today.
reports that he saw the wreck of
steamer lying between the Islands OF
Calatina and Saona, These Islands lie
In the path of vessels proceeding cast
from here for Porto Rico
A revenue cutter has been ordered
10 sail Immediately for the scene Of
the wreck,
Tampa, Fla, Nov. 22.-The govern.
ment wireless station at o'clock this
morning completed an hours sending
to San Juan, P. r.. direct.
The operator at Key West asked tho
operator at San Juan if the Nourmah.
al, Colonel Astor's yacht. was there.
The San Juan operator said he did
not know, but thought it was. He
said he would investigate, but com.
munication was interrupted before ha
could give the result of his investiga.
tion.
Key West, Fla, Nov. EFT is prao
tically certain that no further wire
less communication Will be establish.
ed by the station here with San Juan
during the day and 1t will be Tuesday
morning, possibly between midnight
and Tuesday daybreaS when the wire
less service is at Its best. that any
positive news can be received con.
corning the NOurmahal The operat
or here has been on duty constantly
for the last "a hours and has sent
calls TO every station within his zone.
Every other service is made second.
airy 10 that of gaining information rel
ative to thc NouTmahal.
It was shortly after o'clock this
mornin gthat the naval wireless oper-
ators attempted to communicate win
San Juan There was a feeble y
sponse from San Juan station and lat.
er there was such improvement that
Key West was able 10 send a consid-
erable number of messages addressed
TO Colonel Astor and his friends.
The wlreloss communication continued
until shortly before six O'Clock when
atmospheric conditions destroyed the
wireless waves.
II is anticipated that the investiga-
tion of the submerged vessel of To-
north coast of Cuba will be maSc
some time today or early tomorrow
morning. This vessel is on the shoals
just off Elbow Key and should be
found easily.
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
The WORLD. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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WEA THEIR FORECAST

UTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR IN SOUTH POK-
TION, RAIN IN NORTH PORTION TONIGHT
AND TUESDAY
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