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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-14

great pain. but he soon recovered ana
trotted to first base.
Cobb made only one hit-a single TO
left In the sixth.
After getting three balls and two
strikes, Davy Jones hit the ball into
the center field stand for home run.
Bush walked but Cobb flied TO Leach.
Crawford singled sending Bush to
third as II was a hit and run play.
Crawford stole second but Delehanty
sn.uck out and moriarlty popped TO
Anstein,
PIttsburg tied the score In their
half OF the first. Byrne hit b. Bush
and Leach laid safe bunt along the
first base line Clarke sacrificed WaG-
ner drew a pass and the bases were
filed Miller struck out. but Aostein
worked Summers for a pass and Byrne
was forced across the plate. wilson
ended the Inning BY striking out.
The winners added another TO their
total In the second Gibson beat out
a hit TO Bush and Adams sacrihced,
Summers TO Dolohanty.
Delehanty made a wonderful one
handed scoop Of Byrenes fast bound
cr and throw him ont TO T. Jones, Glib
son going to third. a Wild pitch al
lowed Gibson TO score.
Pittsburg added another in the third.
Clarke started by drawing a base on
balls and went TO third on Wagner's
ncatly placed hit to left. Miller's out,
Bush to Tom Jones, scored Clarke.
The score:
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The constant aching Of bad back.
The wearinesS, the tired feeling,
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-14
BASEBALL
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vernon, S: Portland. 1,

Portland, Oct, l3-Harkness was hit
hard in tho third inning and retired
from the game. Vernon. however. had
the game won as Portland was Who'll
ly unable TO hit Schacier effectively.
Score: r. II. f.
Vernon ................... 6
Portland .
Schaofer and Brown; Harkncss.
Guyn and Fisher.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-14
GREAT LONG DISTANCE
RUNNER DIES PAUPER
Once Worth Ssso.ooo, Charles Rowell
Passes Away Pcnniless,

Cambridge, Eng. Oct. 14.-Chas,
Rowell In hs hest days the finest
long distance runner In tho world. iS
dead after long illness. He had
fallen on evil days and died practi-
cally destitnte.
Charlie" Rowell." who was Sc
years OF age, started when Z. P.
Weston was popularizing long dis
tance running. On a visit to America
he accomplished some extraordinary
records and made 100000 prize
money In the late '70s and nearly
sos
RoNaell's specially was the siX-day
go-as-y ou-please contest, and the ia
nous Madison Square gardens in New
YorS were. between 1879 and 1883,
the scene of some of his greatest tri-
unpihs, Notable among these was
his defeat of Corkey IN the six-day
race and another big feature was the
covering OF over 90 miles In IL hours.
On one occasion the partisans of some
of hi9 opponents managed to drug
his food, causing him 10 lose the
race in which he was engaged.
To the present day Rowcll's rec
ords from IS 10 $50 miles and $50
to 231 miles and from 240 10 $50
miles are still standing. At ono time
he was worth over S350,000. but after
retiring from running he devoted him
self to the turf and speedily lost the
whole Of his fortune
Al ono time Rowell was very fne
scullcr and later In life nc owned a
few race horses. one of which was
called Jake Kilrain after the Amer
lean boxer Of that name,
Rowcll was greatly interested in
pugilism and trained Charles Mitch
ell for his celebrated contest with
bare f1rsts with John J.. Sullivan, near
Chantilly on March 10. 1883
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JOHNSON WILL
DEFEAT KETCHEL
Smaller Man Has No Show In the
Battle of Saturday.

Seattle, Oct. 14.-'If Stanley Ketch-
el makes a good showing against
Jack Johnson they will have TO put
handouts on the big black man. said
Tim McGrath, the we'll known sport
ing man OF San Francisco. this morn
Ing.
Tim is In Seattle promoting the big
0uggenheim Marathon race which Is
billed for the 18th, but for all that he
Is taking a keen interest IN the scrap
between Ketchel and Johnson.
There arc no good white fighters
coming up now" said Tim. Ihe
lads begin TO travel the swift pace too
young, and they haven't got the stam-
Ina to stand the goff There arc no
rugged Tom Shnrkeys in the game
today.
Then again the boys come up too
quickly. They don't serve a long
enough apprenticeship. A big husky
lad swamping out beer joint TODAY
Is Just as apt as not TO be hailed rs
champion of the world year from
now because he hos landed an un-
tanned wallop on the jaw of a man
who had no right to the title.
Jack Johnson can handle Ketchel
like he would a baby II he wants 10,
and he can hit him when and where
he plcases. II the big black stalls
along and lets Ketchel make good
showing, he will be doing II under or
ders, and not because Ketchel classes
with him in any department OF the
game.
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, is
tust as tough a boy as Ketchel cX
cept that he cannot punch. and, say,
IL was a shame TO see how helpless
he was before Johnson. II Johnson S
hide was white we would all be sing
Ing his praises as the cleverest cham
pion VIC have ever had since Jim
Corbett, and believe me, there is no
man now In sight, white or black. who
has any license to lay a glove on
him.
"Ketchel is simply a tough, game
kid, with a hard wallop. He wades
right in, slashing away, hit or miss.
and he will be easy picking for Jack
Johnson, the greatest defensive fight
or In the business.
I'm tho old days We used TO have
70 put hobbies on Joe Cans, Joe Wal
colt and George Dixon, clever black
boys, In order for thcm to got
matches. It's the same thing now.
Johnson outclasses all of the present
day heavywcights, and IL jim JEFF
fries ever screws up his courage TO
the sticking point and gets in the
ring with Johnson, he will fall. too
"Jcffrtes, for a man Of his size. is
the most timid fellow in the busi-
ness, He trained for three months
20 get ready for Jack Monroe, whom
he could have blown over with one
puff II Jeffree was one OF those
rushing. dashing fellows like old John
J.. Sullivan and Tom Sharkey. he
would have murdered some of his
opponents, for he outclnssed every
ono OF them in size, weight and
strength, But even the big fellow
will have TO be In good shape IL he
wants to make any kind OF showing
against Johnson.
But 10 send Ketchel against that
big black fellow. If the fight Is on the
level. is simply butcbery He hasn't
got even a dead mans chance"
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San francisco, z; Oakland, 8.

San Francisco. Oct, 13.-San Fran
cisco accomplished Oaklands defeat,
to 3 today by hammerlng Nelson for
five hits and five runs in the second
inning. Score: r. H E
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-14
POST SEASON GAMES.
Boston, 2; New York, o.

Boston, Oct 13.-Thc Boston Ameri-
cans shut out the New York Nationals
in the fourth game Of the post sea.
son series here today. 2 TO 0, Collins,
a youngster, out.Ditched the veteran
Mathewson. holding the visitors TO
four scattered hits. Speaker was
again the star His hits resulted in
both runs In the ninth. ne also saved
two hits by capturing long flies after
hard running. Score: R.HE
Boston ...,1 0 0 0 0 0 0 l x-2 S o
New York 20 0 0 0 o @ D 90 4 1
Colline and Donahue; Mathcwson
and Myor. Three-base hit-Stahl.
Bases on balls-Colline. .: Mathew
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-14

.,n friendship and sentiment and bias
laid aside, make Ketchcl's case against
the negro look like hopeless one.
On the Johnson side. let us look into
tlte fight he had with Tommy Burns
in Australia Burns was never able TO
hit. the negro with the slightest effect,
tho motion pictures showing that
Tommy was as helpless as babe in
the hands OF the giant black,
And yet you woAild have to say, on
fo7n lines alone. that Burns that day
wotlld have had a royal chance OF win
ming had Stanley Ketohel been his op-
por ont instead of Johnson.
n, is hard to figure that Ketcbel is
going to make himself a double cham
piol Saturday afternoon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-14

Odhldnu .,-.-rsss
Henley and Berry; Nelson and
Thomas.
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'Battod lot Stanage N seventh,
S'Batted for Willett in ninth.
BY innings:
Detroit ,....,...1 o o O201 0-4
Pittsburg ......1 0 0 4 Ks
Summary; Two,base hits-T. Jones.
Crawford, Wilson Home runs-D.
Jones, Clarke, Crawford, Hits-Off
Summers. 10. with none out In eighth
off Wlllett, none. Sacrifice hits
Clarke. Adams Stolen bases, Craw-
fard. Clark, 2, Gibson. T Jones. Left
on basc-Pittsburg. 5; Detroit, 5. Base
Of balls-Adams, /, Summers, 8 Hit
Adams. 8; Summers, 4; Willett, /,
Wild pitch-Summers Time. l 90
Umpires - Johnstone. O'Loughlin,
Klein and Evans.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-14
(BY Ed. Smith-l

10Y EO. oTDlt0SD
Chicago, Oct $50 II will be
difference of at least 40 pounds In the
weights when Jack Johnson steps into
the Colma arena Saturday afternoon
for the purpose Of defending his title
from Stanley Ketchel. the sprlghtly
Young Michigander who has the temer.
ity to bet $4,000 upon the side at even
money that he Will be returned the
winner
Forty pounds, Think OF that. John.
son at 20, all bone and solid meat of
great power-and Ketchel at 10, Is
1t any wonder that the betting is one.
sided?
That's too much weight 10 give
away, even for fighter who is gen.
orally classed as one of the greatest
we have had in long time
That's more than any fighter has
given another In championship bat
tie In so many years that the recol-
lection OF it almost fades away. bar.
ring OF course the memorable battles
OF Bob Fitzslmmons and Jim Jeffries.
The difference was as great on both
occasions and you remember what hap.
Dened 10 the lighter man, don't YOU?
E1tzsimmons hurt himself in his first
fight with JEFF. his spine being hurt
In a sudden knockdown that the big
fellow gave him along about the fifth
round. His back hurt him so that he
didn't cit down In his corner from the
seventh round on
Bob always figured that he would
do better In another meeting with
Jetries and got his wish, but not his
Francisco Bob wasn't hurt accident
any IN that engagement. but he didn't
last as long as he did the first time
OF lrJlnS. He broke every bone in
both hands punching Jcff's face. but
the end was just the same. With
his war tools gone Fitzsimmons sue.
cumbcd quickly.
Oh course 1t may be reasoned by
some that Johnson today is not the
man that Jenries was In those days
lhere may De something in that, but
at the same time Johnson IS about
as big as Jeif was. more clever and a
decidedly more accurate hitter than
Jeft ever could boast OF being.
II johnson is not today as good as
leu was six years ago. one may ask
II Netchel Is anywhere near as good
as Fltz was I'm thosc DAYS.
onc Offsets the other and makes tho
men. ON that basis. about the same as
Jenries and FitzSimmons were the
hrst time they met F1tz never had a
chance IN that engagement for ,Joff
would have Won. accident or no accI.
dent
But Is ketchcl another Fitzsfm-
mons? Did he show good form In per.
mittipg Billy Papko TO almost wbin
nm July 3? Docs not Kctchcrs de.
ieat AZ me hands OF Papke last fall
the Fftzsimmons class? Docs The last
ketchelPapkc fight OF 90 rounds in
which ketchel hit Papke often onouch
10 win a dozen battles. indicate that
ketchel is really there with such a ter.
rlble waliop?
careful answers 10 these questions.
oased upon the plain facts and with
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RESULTS AT JAMAICA.

Jamaica Race Track, y. Y. Oct 13.
Results;
First race. 81 XlurloDgs; Sou, 16 10
S, won; Huds Sister, TO .. sec
ond; ST. Dunsten, 70 L, third TINE,
Ills.
Second race. miIel Taboo. IL to 10,
won; Summers Night. G TO 1, second ,
Grania. TO !. third Time, l:50
Third race, mile and a sixteenth: /:
Kings Daughter TO s, won; Pine
and Needles. 20 to l. second; Zienap,
10 /. third. Time, l:l9.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth:
Beau Coup, 10 to l. won, Nimbus.
I 10 5, second; ATasee. to l, third.
Time. 1:4S.
Fifth race, iiyo and half furlongs;
Anayri, TO ., won; Rustem, to l..
Continued on Page Seven)
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Los Angeles, 8; Sacramento, q

Los Angeles, Oct 13.-Los Angeles
took the first game Of the series from
Sacramento today chiefly because of
opportune hitting In the early innings,
Ten hits made of Fitzgeralds deliv-
cry all came in the first sixth innings.
Score; r. H. E.
Los Angeles ,..........S 10 3
Sacramento ,..,......i S 6
kocstncr and Smith; Fitzgerald and
Graham.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-03-04
SUBSCRIPTION. 81 90 PER YEAR.

Almafor transmission through the mails as sec
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-03-04
Time To Think OF Election.

City election is onlv a few weeks in
the distance and il is none too early
to begin to pick the most available
men for CITY officers. 1t is necessary
that steady heads shall guide our city
affairs during the coming wear and no
mistake should be made in the selec-
ton of the men who will be delegated
with that delicate and trying task.
Ii is not altogether pastime to serve
upon village or city council. One
seldom receives any thanks for what
thew do but they receive lot of
rebuffs and geers from those they are
endeavorlng to serve to the best of
their ability. But some must rule and
some must serve. 80 il Is up to our
citizenship to stand for the best men.
and for the best things in orr civic
life. and all unite in a strong pull and
a long pull for our fair city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-03-04
ASK US 70 PRINT /.
How TO Prepare a Mixture to Cure
rheumatism.
SAYS THIS Is VERY GOOD.
This Town Has its Share Of Dread Disease.
Which Is Said to Yield TO Simple
Home Recipe.

To relieve the worst forms of Rheu-
matism, taking teaspoonful of the fol-
lowing mixture after each meal and at
bedtime
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
ounces.
These harmless ingredients can be
obtained from our home druggists. and
are easily mixed by shaking them well
in bottle. Relief is generally felt
from the first few doses.
This prescription forces the clogged-
up, inactive kidneys to filter and strain
from the blood the poisonous waste
matter and uric acid, which causes
Rheumatism.
AS Rheumatism is not only the most
painful and torturous disease, but dan
gerous to life, this simple recipe VII
no doubt be greatly valued by many
sufferers here at home. who should at
once prepare the mixture to get this
relief.
1t is said that a person who would
take this prescription regularly, dose
or two daily. or even a few times
week, would never have serious Kid
ney or Urinary disorders or Rheums-
tism.
Cut this out and preserve it. Good
Rheumatism prescriptions which really
relieve are scarce, indeed, and when
you need it, you want it badly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-03-04

The Record takes special pleasure in
presenting this week the splendid
ticket named by the republicans of
Michigan at the state convention held
in Grand Rapids the 18th inst.
Headed by the Hon. Chas. A. Blair.
worthy son of Michigsn's war
governor, the candidates are men OF
sterling worth and ability-men who
deserve the united support of the re-
publicans of Michigan.
The following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted by the convention.
1--WE are in hearty sympathy with
the demands for higher ideals in
political and business life. and demand
the strictest integrity on the part of
public officials and business men.
"We believe that the future well
fare of the nation demands the con-
servation of our natural resources;
we are heartily in favor of preserving
our forests. and favor changes in the
tax laws that will encourage individ-
uals 10 re-forest waste lands and main
tain the present forested area.
1--WE favor the greatest economy in
state expenditures consistent with the
proper conduct of our state institu-
tions.
I'VE congratulate the state OF
Michigan upon its great university
It's agricultural college and other in
situations of learning. and ask that
the highest standard of the past be
maintained.
I'VE renew allegiance to the
principle of protection. which has
been the cornerstone of republicanism
since the birth of the party.
1--WE repudiate the theory that dele
gate representatives of honest people
are less honest than the people they
represent. and we demand the con
tinuation of the convention for con-
ference upon state and nationa
policies, and for the formation OF
platforms. outlining party principles
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-03-04
Talks HOnb Re
cord Readers.
File Your Protests.

Friends of local option in Gratiot
county and throughout the state will
do we'll to keep their eyes on the leg
islature for the next few weeks. The
liquor interests of the state have a
bill before the law makers for con-
sideration, known az the Ormsbee
bill, which will defeat the victories
for county local option that have been
won in the past and that seem now to
be assured for the future. The MEM
bers of the legislature are being he
seiged by petitions and letters in OPP
position to the the measure and Ora
tiot county people ought to let their
representative and senator under
stand their sentiment regarding the
pending legislation. More than
twenty counties In the state adopted
local option last spring by large
majorities. and while the law may not
have accomplished all that some of its
friends might have hoped for. yet the
new conditions are decided Improve
ment over the open saloon and ought
not to be put aside without fair and
impartial trial. If the law is weak in
some points, and what law is not. the
measure can be amended and strength
ened and made more effective in deal
ing with this evil 1t has been limited
bv some of the close friends of Cover
nor Warner that he will vote the bill
if it should be passed by the legisla-
ture. but the better way is to defeat
the measure before the house and
senate. Governor Warner is tenn
perance man and always has been, and
his attitude regarding this bill, If he
has been correctly quoted. ought t.
bring the blush of shame to some OF
the anti-saloon crowd who endeavore6
to encompass his defeat in the closing
DAYS of the campaign, by circulatins
false and malicious stories regarding
his attitude toward the liquor ques
ton. The battle for temperance ha'
been sharp and decisive and the
friends of the movement ought not t.
run up the white flag now. Stand b,
your guns and demand of the mem
bers of the legislature that the pres
ent law remain upon the statue books
with such improvements as presen
day conditions demand.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-03-04

With about $50 faithful out of an
apportionment of 1872 delegates pre-
sent the Democratic state convention
assembled Thurdsay TO name a state
ticket. adopt some resolutions and
listen TO some expositioDs of
the gospel OF hope. How hath the
minority party fallen from the once
proud estate il held in Michigan
The lack of interest manifested in the
state convention Thursday illustrated
significantly the apathy that exists
among Michigan democrats. an apathy
that is unhealthful for the majority
party as we'll as for Democracy itself.
since it breeds lack of interest in the
selection of public officials. sure to
result in deterioration in tie quality
of men elevated to positions of public
trust Better far would it be for the
republican party of Michigan If 1t
was forced to face such opposition as
would require it to put forth its best
men and its strongest efforts to win.
There would be less of peanut politics,
less of petty-fogging. less of faction
alism and higher standard generally
in party affairs. Thursdays conven-
ton. however. demonstrated once more
that Democracy in Michigan. though
not moribund. is at least so atrophied
that 1t can be relied upon Tor nothing
more than merely viewing with
alarm, "the progress of the majority
party. Lansing Republican.