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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES

Consult County cIerl, or the Respoo
tive siancrs for Further
information.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
| AT PRIVATE SALE.
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
TO tho estate of Mary A. Mccullough,
! deceased:
One COW; fifty chickens; three bug
gies; and certain household goods and
furniture situated at tho late residence
of said deceased in Harrisvlle. We
! Der County. Utah.
Real Estate.
A part OF the S w. Quarter of Sec
ton six (6), in township six (e) north.
range one % west, S. L. NJ, beginning
at the n. E corner OF said quarter sec
tion and running thence west 270
chains, thence south 5.33 chains.
thence south SO degrees As minutes Z.
3.65 chains. thence north $50 chains,
place of beginning, containing two (2)
acres. Together with so shares of
water right in the Western Irrigation
Company.
Also beginning 81 rods east Of the
n. w. corner Of the n. p. quarter of
section six (6) in township six (6)
north, range one west. S. l.. NJ. and
running thence east 20 rods. thence
south GO rods, thence west % rods.
thence north 63 rods to the place of
beginning, containing II and 67.l60
acres.
Also a part of the n. w. quarter of
section seven 90, in township six (6)
north, range one west, S. l.. NJ. u. s.
Survey. Beginning at a point 9lO.26
feet north, sc degrees 90 minutes E..
and 1872 feet S. degrees OF min.
utes from the n. w. corner OF the said
quarter section. and running thence
south so degrees 53 minutes E 2S7
feet, thence south degrees 10 min
utes w, 692.2 feet, thence north 50
degrees SO minutes w. 251.3 feet
thence north o degrees. 30 minutes E.
692 feet TO 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.
hrmatlon BY the court. Written bids
will be received by tho undersigned ad.
ministrator at the Office Of n. J. Har.
ris. attorney for said estate, rooms
4Os41O First National Bank Bldg. i'm
Ogden City, Utah. the same being the
place for the transaction of business
for tho said estate.
Dated September is. 1909.
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH.
Administrator.
n. j. HARRIS. Attorney for Admin.
iStrator
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS AT GRAVESeNo.

Gravesend. Sept. 20-The Occident-
al selling stake, enc and quarter
miles, the feature of the card today
was practically walkover for the
TO favorlte, first one. Out of nine
carded TO start, only two faced the
barrier. Firestone and Quantlco. Fire
stone won by four lengths.
First race, 5 1-2 furlongs-Fulf1ll. 8
to l, won; Greenvale, 9 to S. second ,
Fair Louise, 3 to 5, third. Time.
1907 As.
Second race, steeplc chase. about
2 1-2 mlles-EsseX. 1 TO 4, won; Oxen
ite, 16 to 5, second. Times. sos. Ad-
jutantor fell. (Three starters.)
Third race, about six furlongs-The
Pippin, TO 1, won; st. Jeannea, 20
to /. second; Rubia Grande. 10 to l.,
third. Time iii.
Fourth race, milo and a quarter
F1restone, 1 TO 6. won; Quantica. Q
to 2, out second Time, 2:07 1-5. Two
starters.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth
Effendi, IL to 1. won; Mary Davis. Q
to 8, second; Mary River. to l, third.
Time, 1:4S 15,
Sixth race, about six furlongs-In-
trinsic, 5 TO 1, won: Galash, 16 to o.
second; German Silver, 4 TO S, third,
Time, Ill 2-5.
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Amusement Hall on Madison Avenue

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 10 his nomination.
Each district is then requested TO
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 a chairman and sec
Tetary who shall certify to the officers
of the convention. the delegates and
the committeeman selected
II Is requested that tellcrs be ap-
pointed in each district and that the
voters present be counted before bal
loting begins.
E. T. HULANISK1,
Chairman Republican Central Com.
mittee,
DAVID JENSEN. Vice Chairman.
JOHN V. BLUTH, Secretary. -
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ILLIAMS.DEMoRA
TEAM IN THE LEAD

Kansas City. Sept. 2O.-At the end
of the first days grind in the siX-day
eight-hours-a-day bicycle race in Con-
ventlon hall here tonight. Williams
and Demora led their eight compan-
ions by margins of from one lap TO
more than twelve miles. The leaders
had covered 1S1 miles and one lap.
Distad, who soon after the start de-
clared that he did not feel well,
dropped out OF the contest early and
Carslake did not start as scheduled.
There were a few minor spills and
these were responsible for the laps
gained by the leaders,
The standings are:
Williams and Demora-1S1 miles,
lap.
Palmcr-1S1 miles.
Hunter and Mitten-1S0 miles. 1
lap,
Morgan and Stein, $50 miles, laps.
Crebs-179 miles, s laps.
Schnell, 176 miles. 3 laps.
Wells-169 miles, laps.
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REPUBLICAN, CALL.
ogden. Utah. Sept. IT. 1908

Ogden. Utah, Sept II, 1903.
A convention Of the Republican Par
ty of Ogden City is hereby called to
meet at the County Court House at
11;00 o'clock a. m. Thursday, Octo-
Der 7th, 1909, for the purpose OF plac
ing In nomination candidate for
Mayor. Recorder, Treasurer. Munich
pal Judge. Attorney and Auditor.
Said Convention will be composed
of 131 delegates apportioned among
the various voting districts Of this City
in the 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
10 II
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REFUSES TO TRY THAW
AGAIN FOR INSANITY

Pittsburg. Sept. 20.-Judges Cohen.
Swearingen and Carnahan handed
down a decision today refusing to ap-
point commission to determine
whether Harry K. Thaw is insane The
petition was filed in behalf OF Attor-
ney James B. Graham of New York,
who alleges he has a claim against
Thaw OF S2,95l.
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would surely have to be placed iD the
class. OF "bIg fellows"
BASEBALL
DETROIT LOSES
ITS THIRD GAME.

Philadelphia, Sept. 20.-PhIIsdelphia
defeated Detroit today in the final
game of the series. making three vic
tories for the home team TO one for
Detroit. The score was 4 TO 3.
The game was intensely exciting.
Barry OF Philadelphia was spiked on
tho leg by Cobb of Detroit, while slid
ing In to second base Barry had four
stitches taken In the wound and was
then taken to his home. The clubs
physician declared 1t is probable that
Barry will be out OF the game for the
remainder of tho season 1t was ad
mitted by the home clubs officials and
players that the spiking of Barry was
an accident and no demonstration was
made against Cobb, who left the field
early In the ninth inning. Cobb denied
that he intended to injurc Barry.
The Philadelphia players punched
safe drives and took advantage of bat
terry misplays by Detroit The visit
ing players also made the majority of
their hits count.
Philadelphia scored two runs In the
first inning on four balls TO Barry. Col
Inns double and Bakers single.
" LearSf VINO rccelFeu louT palls al the
start of the third inning. went from
first base to third when Barry threw
Summers out. the crowd Kissing Wig
orously at OLoughlin's decision at
third. O'Leary scored on McIntyre's
long ly to Heitmuller.
Philadelphia scored an other pair of
runs in the fourth inning.
Detroit went out In order In the last
three innings, Crawford starting tho
ninth with single, but was doubled
up when Stanage sent grounder to
Collins. Score: R. H. E.
Philadelphia ......... o
Detroit .-...sss...sss..
Plank and Thomas. Summers and
Stanagc.
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Pugilism
Baseball
Racing
MEN OF ALL SIZES
IN THE BALL GAME
Some of the Best Players Are Lit
tie Men, But Giants Also
Excel.

So conspicuous has become the game
OF baseball to the American people
that there Is hardly a detail of the ma
! tional pastime which Is not written
up or discussed, ]. Raymond Price
conceived the idea of giving short
account of the sizes of ball players
and has the following TO say on the
subject:
A former physical director of Yale
university hit the nail on the head
when he said: THE baseball player
comes in all sizes and all kinds of hu-
man packages / don't attempt to
classify him, beyond certifying to his
soundness OF wind and limb Think
of the crack players you have known
here at Yale. Compare Dutch Car
ter, six feet three or four and as wide
as a fence post. with Billy Murphy,
tho mctoric shortstop. who aftcrward
played with big league nine. Muir
ply was what the boys called as bie
as pint of peanuts and beside Car
ter he looked like little lad in prl-
mary school. No. the baseball man
Is between five and six feet tall and
between 140 and 200 pounds, big. slim
and stocky, fat and thin all kinds and
conditions. Barring him, VIC are able
to tell with profit TO the man and TO
the athletics of the university, wheth-
or a student will be most successful
as football player. a track man,
crew man or gymnast."
And this man was correct. While
small man may be at a disadvantage
in the other sports, football or row
ing. for instance, his size may be his
best asset In the national game
Look at the men playing In the big
leagues today.
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JEFFRIes IN PARIS.

Paris. Sept 2O.-James ]. Jcffries
has arrived here from Carlsbad, where
he has been taking tho cure to reduce
his weight for his scheduled fight with
Jack Johnson.
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Total In City,. .131
The Primaries will meet on Friday
evening, october 1st. 1909, at 500
o'clock p. m.
The districts comprising the First
Ward Will meet in the City Hall.
Those OF the Second Ward at the
Amusement Hall on Grant Ave. near
end 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
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An Open Date

Cincinnati. Sept, 20-The Cincin-
nati.Boston game scheduled to be
played here today was played in yes
terday's doubleheader, leaving this an
open date.
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Wichita. 6: Pueblo 4.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE,
Game Postponed.

Tacoma, Sept. Tacoma. Portland
game postponed. Team failed TO ar.
rive.
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Topeka, g.; Denver, 8.
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chIcaoo. 8: New York. 2.

Chicago. Sept. 2O.-Chicago won the
last game of the series from New
York, 3 to 2. today. This tied the
seasons series between the two clubs,
each getting eleven victories. Score
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PhiIadeIphIa 2; ST. Louis, o

Brown, PfeiSter and Moran; Mar
luaTd, Klawitter and Meyer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburo- 12: erooklyn. 8.

Pittsburg, Sept. 20.-Pittsburg cas-
lily defeated Brooklyn today. IL to 8.
Knetzer was hit freely and received
poor support Score: r. II. E.
Plttsburg IL 10 :
Brooklyn -.....s..-... b b
Maddox and Gibson, Simon; Knetzer
and Bergen.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City, 8; Des MoInes, 2.
Sioux City, Sent. 2O.-Score:
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st, Louis. Sept 2O-Higglns did not
allow a hit until the seventh inning.
when a scratch single by Grant. fol-
lowed by McGee's home run, gave Phil
adelphia two runs and the game BY
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New York, 9; Cleveland, 4.

New York. Sept. 20-The New
Yorks maintained hits with Clevelnnds
victory from the visitors today Score:
R H. e.
Cleveland ............. 5
New York ............ IL
Doanc. Joss and Clarke. Orth, Man
ming and Kleinow. Sweeney.
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St. Louis, 8; Washington, 2.

Sutor Smith and Payne; Pape, Hall
md Donahue.
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Boston. 6; CHICAGO. S.

Boston, Sept. 20.-The locals OBJ
tanned an even break in the series by
winning from Chicago today. to 5.
Score r. H. T..
Chicago ............... . 10 2
posfnD e
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Consult County cIerle or the Reepoo
tive Siancrs for Further
information.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
From a New Recruit.
HIGGINS, TEXAS am j

HIGGINS, TEXAS.-I am just IN re-
ceipt of the Blade and in looking over the
official call for a National Convention, it
made me feel like was not doing my duty,
so I am a little late, but hope you will
add nv name to the list of charter men,
bers. I am not able to attend the Conven-
ton but hope those present will provide
some kind of an emblem, so we may know
each other. I lived in Fort Smith, Arkan-
sas for nineteen years before l made the
acquaintance of James O'Neal, OF that
place, and through him l became a sub
scriber to the Blue Grass Blade.
I believe if we could adopt some kind OF
an emblem we could cooperate in the va
rious localities and be able to distribute
literature to better advantage. / am will
ing to abide by the division of the men,
bers of the Convention at st. Louis, No
vember IA, 1909 Will help to keep the
movement alive and do all in my power to
spread the gospel of truth, and hope to
live to see an organization in every state
and territory of the United States.
NEB JOHNSON.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Must Be Made Popular.

LUBBOCK, TEXAS.-It is said that
"there is nothing in name" nevertheless
names convey first impressions and often
an expression of purpose, especially the
names of organizations.
I do not like the name Agnostic society
as suggested in the able address OF Brother
Culbertson, because we do know and assert
some things.
The great Ingersoll was Agnostic only as
TO the unknownable. / like such name
as American Liberal Society, assuming that
we are to be liberal in all things whether
religious. political, or social. l like the
name. too, and motto or creed OF the In
dependent Religious Society at Chicago
since the name tends to suppress suspicion
and their motto; as / remember it: "ln
things certain, unity; in all things, Liberty
can be subscribed to by all classes from
the liberal Christian to Atheists.
Some widely object to the word religious
but I take it to mean that we are an or
eanization with special reference to re-
ligion. and I believe such name would
help us, being but step in advance OF
Unitarianism and surely step at ume
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Has Become Interested.

GAIT, CALL have lately received,
probably at the suggestion of some friend,
a few sample copies of the Blue Grass
Blade-a very useful and attractive paper,
new to me.
I was much interested in DR.. j. F. Wet
zel's article Morals, Health and the
State Part g. in October 10, issue. As
/ had once written something like it, be-
ing induced thereto by Langdon Smith s
poem of some dozen or fifteen years ago,
/ have reference to its graphic and poetic
description of Evolution.
/ would thank you for its two previous
parts, and any more which may be pub
lished. That part of it is very fine, as was
the old poem. Enclose stamps for the num-
bers and hope to send for few books soon,
especially the two advertised on your last
page.-C. M. LOVETT.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07

may use as my dues, or in any way you
may see fit, for the good of the cause.
If you have another Blade subscriber,
or know of another Freethinker, in this
Warren county, or Bowling Green, Ken
lucky, please give me name and address.
We need to know each other. We not only
need a national organization, but we need
State organizations, district and county
organizations. Let them come. The time
is here We must have them. The national
organization will never reach the masses
people out. Give them an opportunity to
show where they stand. Let the world see
that we are a power.-JESSE RUSSELL.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Splendid Offer of Financial Help. Our
Friends Must Seize the Present OPP
portunity. On to st. Louis
Makes a Splendid Offer.

CHICAGO, ILL.-As L have not seen a
copy of your paper for long time l will
inclose four cents, for back number.
l have copy of the Truthseeker before
me and notice your purpose of a national
organization. l hope to learn more of this
later, as / have a few thousand to put in
with anyone or any society, equal amount,
for the purpose Of erecting building that
will afford perpetual income to promote
the cause, by long time lease, or cooperative
perhaps. Please advise. There is a society
of Freethinkers called l.. M. o. Do you
know their address? Yours truly,
VIM. FOSKET
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Heartily in Favor.

ELLSWORTH, MICH.-I wish to say
that am heartily in favor of the Organiza-
ton for Freethinkers on the lines you have
outlined.
And though l can not attend / wish to
become a member. / think that it should
adhere strictly to Freethought, and Free
dom of speech and press, but not get switch
ed off on any sidetrack Fraternally yours
FREDERIC l.. CHURCH.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Contributes To Expense Fund.
NEB JOHNSON.

BOWLING GREEN, KY am glad
that the time has come when the Free
thinkers of America see the necessity and
realize the Importance Of getting closer to-
gether, concentrating their efforts, forming
an organization, and letting their power
be felt in the world. It is a move in the
right direction Sorry that I cannot at
tend the st Louis convention. Enclosed
please find one dollar ($1.0O), which you
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Gives Sincere Approval.

MERKEL, TEXAS.-I wish to express
my sincere and hearty approval of the
National Organization of Freethought de-
signed to be established at st. Louis in
November.
I sincerely believe that the greatest bless
ing that could be bestowed on the human
race would be to slough off that old scab
of superstition. While it is not possible
for me to be in ST. Louis at the time spec
fled for the meeting, I shall be glad to
become a member. With best wishes for
your success, I am most sincerely
GEO. A. WATFORD.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Cant Do Without It.

MILLER CITY, OHIO.-I will now re-
new for the Blade with new subscriber.
I send in one year with my own, so find
check for the amount. could not do with
out the Blue Grass Blade UIong live the
Bade). Organize for Freethought, I will
be with you as long as life lasts, fighting
to free the mind of all ecclesiastical super
stition.-LEWIS f. Double, M. ID.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Another New Subscriber.

BUCKEYE CITY, O-Enclosed find one
dollar and half ($1.50), for which send
me Blue Grass Blade for one year COM
mencing with October 10th issue Can
YOU send me the issue with account of
Buckeye Secular Union Meeting, at Colum-
bus, some time ago. I requested Editor of
Columbus Dispatch to give it in his paper,
but failed to see it.-W. E. NELSON.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Unanimous for Organization
BLUE GRASS BLADE

is enough. Let us keep close to the crowd
and try to make this movement popular.
Sincerely, for success,
RAY L. SHOWATHER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-22

reach the river bank was swept over
the brink of hundred-foot fall.
He, his brother and another young
man were pig-hunting in the woods.
One animal had been killed, and Eos
tiers brother remained with the car
eass, while Foster and the other young
man crossed the stream to look for
more game. On their return the stream
had swollen considerably. Neverthe-
less they attempted to cross it. One
of them managed to get safely across,
but Foster slipped on stone and was
swept away by the rushing waters His
companion ran to the brother to secure
his assistance. but when they returned
to the scene nothing could be seen of
Foster. Below the place where Foster
slipped is a ten-foot waterfall, and this
Foster slid over without being injured.
However, there is a hundred foot fall
few hundred feet lower still. and it
is believed that he lost his life in be-
ing carried over this. The police were
notified on Friday of the sad occur
renee, and sent men to search for the
body, but they were not successful.