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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
NOTES OF THE GAME

Hosp mad everything with him in
the batting line yesterday and hit
Brown ali over the field, The fast
little pitcher made a record getting
four hits out of four times at bat.
Beall got his usual double yesterday
in the fourth and came right back
with another in the eighth The bat
ting record of the Windy city wonder
now stands: Thirteen hits, six of them
: doubles, in five games. Enough said.
Yesterday was kids day and the
boys were happy when the doubles
were lined out. They kept up a con-
tinual round OF cheers and played no
favorites, urging on Senator and Angel
alike with great gusto.
Three doubles by Angel hitters, but
only two measly scores Twelve hits
with two runs looks strange, but it's
sad truth.
Several times an Angel reached third
to die away into nothing. 1t was
hard luck game for the locals all the
way. Good fielding abounded.
The largest crowd that ever turned
out at Chutes on a Saturday was pres
ent yesterday, and for this statement
Henry Berry vouches. 1t was an en-
thusiastic crowd as well, and the Pasa-
dena ball movement seems to have
been rather a boost for the local game
than otherwise.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
RAsEgALL PLAYER KILLED

BOISE, Idaho, May S.-Milton Bush,
81 years old, assistant cashier of the
Boise State bank, died today from an
injury sustained in a practice game of
baseball last evening. Bush, who was
a member of the Bankers baseball
team, was struck on the head by ball
and an hour later was removed from
the field in IN unconscious condition.
1t was discovered that a blood vessel of
the brain was ruptured, resulting in
nara lYSiS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
To Speak At Y. M. c. A.

A meeting of great interest to the
young men of the city will be held in
Triangle hall, Young Mems Christian
association, Sunday afternoon at 3:2O,
at which time DR. r. D. Hunt of U. S.
C. will speak on the subject, 1.-The Will
and the Way"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
ANGELS PURSUED
BY LOSING LUCK
SACRAMENTO LEADS AT EVERY
STAGE OF GAME
CHAMPIONS DEFEATED AFTER
HEAVY STICK WORK
Locals Outbat Senators, Getting Three
Doubles, but Hoodoo Cllngs Fast
and Northerners Nose Out
at the Wire
Sacramento 8, Los Angeles 2

If ever a team had harden luck than
Frank Dillon's champions of. the season
past have experienced in several games
this year their troubles have never
been set down in print. Yesterdays
game with Sacramento at Chutes park
was the hardest one to lose the local
fans have seen this season. Five times
during the afternoon the score loom9d
close to a tie and twice 1t seemed as II
the Angels could not be prevented from
scoring two runs and assuming the
lead. After outhitting the Senator'S the
Angels stranded a half dozen men on
-khird, had three caught at the plate,
and finally managed to squeeze in two
tallies though it took all the rabbits
feet possessed by the entire Angel brl-
gade swinging their combined potency
into line at once to bring over the two
scores.
Beall got two doubles and Hosp
cracked out another one, but this made
little difference. The FateS had set it
down that the game played under the
soft southern skies on this eighth day
of our Lord, nineteen hundred and nine,
should go to the lads from the Capital
city, and no amount of lucky hitting
or good fielding could win.
Brown Sticks 1t Out
In the face of heavy rapid fire Of
hits from the skirmish line of the
champion, Pitcher Fred Brown stuck to
his guns and with splendid support
from his teammates pulled out of many
a bod hole into a victory. He rallied
at critical points, brought UP his re-
serves, and when the last play was
made he had routed the enemy-mean-
ing our warriors-in impressive style
After two fairly quiet innings Sacra-
to t.rD1y md or
three hits Zamlock and Graham
singled neatly, placing Zamlock on
third. On Browns sacrifice Zamlock
scored, and a moment later Shinn
.swatted the ball hard for a two-base
hit, sending Graham to third Doyle
bunted to Hosp, and Graham slid under
Ross, who was prepared to catch him
at the plate Although Beall doubled
in the next appearance of the Angels
and got to third, the hopes of the locals
for score were disappointed when the
Chicagoan was caught at the plate,
Brown scored for Sacramento in the
fourth on his single and Flanagan
double and Ross repeated the old trick
of a fake throw to second, catching
Flanagan, who was between third and
home, between the bags, when he
shifted the ball to Hosp. This con-
cluded the scoring for Sacramento.
With three runs ahead of them, the
Angels gingered up, and in the seventh
and eighth two Seraphs crossed the
pan. Jud Smith scored on his single
and a repeater by Hosp, and in the
eighth Beall came home on his own
double, the second of the game, and
Smith hot singled over first.
Los Angeles endeavored to bring over
the winning run in the. last inning.
Ross went out on a pop in front of the
place, Hosp singled again, Daley took
the Raymer-Gandil route and Goodwin
closed the chapter by flying out to
House. The tabulated score:
Los ANGELES
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE

STOCKTON, May S.-A double by
Miller in the opening inning gave
Stockton such a lead that San Fran
cisco never overcame it. The game was
cinched in the eighth. Score.
Stockton s, hits s, errors 2.
San Francisco 3, hits 8, errors A.
Batteries-Hoag and Hackett; Coo
Der and Burke.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO DEFEATS.
PORTLAND IN CLOSE GAME

PORTLAND, May S.-Fournier's wild
throw in the third inning today and
close decisions are mainly responsible
for San Francisco's victory over Port
land Fournier, however, redeemed
himself toward the end of the game
Score.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
MILES is TENNIS CHAMPION

LONDON, May S.-Eustace H. Miles,
former amateur British tennis cham
pion, recaptured that title at Queens
club tonight, defeating N. S. Lytton
in straight sets.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
OAKLAND FINALLY WINS
FROM HOGAN'S VERNONITES
w. Hogan Makes Longest Home Run
on San Francisco Grounds with
Hard Drive over Fence

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-Oakland
proved an easy victor today in a one
sided contest, winning their first game
in the present series with Vernon by
a score of z to 1. The feature of the
game was a home run by Hogan in the
seventh, whose drive over the center
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
COLLEGE BASEBALL

AT New Haven-Yale 2. Andover 1.
At Worcester-HolX Cross l, Har-
ward 6.
At Madison-Chicago 3, Wisconsin j..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
SACRAMENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Shinn, Beall y, Flanagan,
Hosp. Sacrifice hts-Brown. Shinn, Flanagan.
Bases on balls-Of Brown, 2. Struck out-By
Brown, s. by Hosp, 3. Double play-Smith to
Howard to Smith Time of gams-1:55. I'M
piIe-McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-W. Hogan Two-hase hits
Brasbear. Cameron. KinkeL Van Haltren.
Sacrifice hits-C. Lewis. McCay. Bases on
balls-On Breckenridge 8, Nelson 3. Struck
out-By Breckenridge Q Nelson ;. Passed
ball-Kinkel Wild pitches-Breckenrid
Nelson. Time of game-1:4O. Umpire
Mccarthy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
NAVY BOAT CREW WINS

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May S.-Navy var
sity defeated Columbia in the two-mile
boat race today. Navys time, 9;56 3-5;
Columbia, 10;O1A.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
PRINCETON FRESHMEN WIN

NEW HAVEN, Conn. May S.-The
Princeton freshmen defeated the Yale
freshmen in the track meet, 571s to
4612.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
PORTLAND
Totals ..........sS , .
Batted for Garrett in ninth.
SCORE RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett .. Bases on balls
or willis g. Garrett >. Two-base hit
Johnson Three -baes hit-N Williams
Double play-Wills to Mohler to Tennant'
Sacrifice hits-Willis. Johnson Stolen
bases-Ryan, Zeider, n. Williams, Johnson
passed balls-Fournier . Time of game
100 Urmpire-Toman,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
HARVARD DEFEATS DARTMOUTH

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May S.-Har-
ward defeated Dartmouth in the track
meet, 30 to %.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
BREWERS CITY RECORD EXPOSED
Brewer Had $5AOOO Floating Debt June 30th and More Follow
Before January btow Can the Tax Payers Stand Increase
of Taxes?-Grea Meeting at Weber Academy Last Night.
Tremendous Applause When Speakers Point Out Meth
DDS OF the Extravagant City Government

city. But" said Mr. Glasmann. tho
increase of the city's population and
the growth of Ogden City raised the
assessed valuation of the property
and brought more money into the tax
fund which OF itself should take care
of the growth of the city, Mayor
Brewer received SCI 1000 more from
taxes alone than the city did when
was mayor. That $4,000 should pay
the increased expenditure b. reason
Of the growth OF Ogden But what
is the result? We find that on Juno
Both Mayor Brewers own city audi
tors statement shows that the gem
eral expense fund OF Ogden City was
overdTawn S154,000 with only $4,000
in the treasury. showing a net debt
on June J0th of over $123,000, which
is more than all the taxes of the city
for this year and six months running
expenses of tho city government are
Yet 10 be paid,
III simply means that the Brewer
city government must increase your
taxes You paid double taxes last
wear and, in the words Of President
Roosevelt. who said. That sometimes
AiE pNpDl' luolo' ul'''h hiNlhS a iD'ii
ocrat as an executive officer and they
pay the bill: that such luXuries come
high but sometimes the people insist
on having them
Concluding, MT Glasmann said. MY
friends. if ] AM the best man for the
Office In Your opinion. give me YOUR
votes. otherwise give them TO my op-
poncnt I have had all the honors and
elories Of the Office of mayor and. I'M
less | can serve the people and do
them favor. / have no desire TO hold
the Office, But II YOU don't want to
vote for me vote for the rest OF the
good men and women on my ticket.
If ] am elected. I promise TO use my
verv best endeayors TO wipe out the
present debt and stop the increase Of
your taxes
Referring TO the dirty attacks by
Sam Browning, made last Wednesday
night from the same platform, he said
that gentleman had offered Ia skin
Sam at last nights meeting, but that
he gGlasmann1 replied:
mo, | believe In the words OF Abb
raham Lincoln, who said that every
man in politics must skin his own
skunk tremendous applause and
a deep bass voice said, You got his
hide.D
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
WILL MEET
ALL CONERS
Jeffries Is to Tour the
Country Before
Big Fight.

Now York Noy. 2-The lure OF the
footliGhts and It's attendant remun-
Grafton has induced James ]. JEFF
fries TO change his mind about retir.
ing to the California mountains for
eight or nine months of hard training
for his fight with Jack Johnson. and
his manager, Sam Berger, announces
that he will tour the country TO meet
all comers. Since the signing OF ar
ticles In this city last week. Jeffrles
has received offers of many thousands
OF dollars for siX-round bouts in Phil
adelphia ald Pittsburg. He has also
received offers from various theatri-
cal managers. some OF whom have
mentioned definite salaries, which
would tempt a grand opera star.
But 1t is said Jeffries will organize
his own theatrical troupe. The prin-
cipal part of the performance will be
an athletic show. in which Jeffries
viii offer. each night. TO fight any
two men who wish 20 meet him. sing
ly Berger states that this show Will
probably he started after Joffries has
accepted the Philadelphia and Pitts
burg offers which will follow tho
opening of bids In this city to deter
mine where the big fight Will be held.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02

The Republican rally at the Weber
Stake Academy last evening was big
success. The large auditorium was
crowded with voters. The Orson Grif-
fin Glee club met its usual flattering
reception. Judge John d. Murphy
called the meeting to order and, In a
few brief words. urged the Republi
cans to stand by their colors and vote
the ticket straight. He then intro
duced the Hon. n ]. Harris as chair
man Of the meeting, Mr.. Harris
made an eloquent appeal to the voters
TO support the Republican ticket He
sketched in beautiful words the doc
trines and principles of the grand old
party.
City Attorney James DeVine spoke
next and pledged himself TO the strict
enforcement of the law as promised in
the Republican platform, He said he
would not make himself detective po-
lice officer, mayor. judge and jailor all
combined, because the law did not
make it the duty of tho city attorney
TO usurp all these functions. Mr.. De-
Vine received very flattering applause
as he took his seat.
Judge Bagley was the next speaker
and made the hit of the evening. The
Judge was in a very happy and hum
orous mood. He said that he ran on
the ticket with Mr.. Glasmann eight
years ago and that they told all sorts
OF stories about Bill" but when the
votes were counted BIZ was elected.
He said he was on the ticket the sec
ond time with Mr.. GlaSmann and they
told moro stories than ever. but when
the votes were counted Bill" was
again elected by three times his first
majority, And now, he says, after
trying two Democratic mayors for
four years the people demanded that
Mr.. Glasmann should run again and
the stories they tell on "Bill' have
multiplied to n still greater extent,
But" said Judge Bagley. when the
votes are counted tomorrow night, 1t
will be seen that Bill Is again elect
cd
He said you can not fool the people
by telling lies about good man with
out the people soon discovering that
the ISLANDERS are unfounded.
The Judge made many witty and
humorous remarks which were great
ly appreciated by the large audience.
Mr.. Glasmann was the last speaker.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
BIG MONEY
Being Be 7
Nearly a Million Dollars
Has Been Wagered in
New York.

New York, Nov Before the
rolls opened today, 1t was conserva-
lively estimated that between $780,
o0O and 100000 nave been waGed
m the result OF the municipal cleo
lion At the Hoffman house, where
betting was In progress all night,
prlncipally among politicians, book
makers and sporting men. it was said
tina, the total amount wagercd would
almost equal the bets recorded during
The year OF a presidential campaign.
Gaynor ruled strong fayorite NJ
10 the opening of the polls, the pre-
yaIling odds being . IL to l.
The odds on Barnard. the Repub-
lican nominee, were to 13, and on
Hearst, the Civic Alliance candidate.
one 10 six.
Many bets were recorded to 5
hat Barnard would beat Hearst.
Some OF the bets recorded are as
follows,
$4,000 at to 1 that Gaynor would
be elected.
81 100 to $1,000 that Barnard beats
Hearst
$1,000 TO $4,000 that Barnard wins.
5000 TO $1,000 that the candidates
Continued on Page Four.)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02

trace Thomas and tho woman to Kan
Sas City The flourish made by Tho
mas on Kansas City hotel register
led TO his arrest
Thomas came 10 the Southern Ho-
tel here October 10. accompanied by
the woman. He became friendly with
James Osborne, clerk, and a few
DAYS later Osborne cashed Thomas
check for 500. Before it came back
protested the couple had left Os-
borne traced the couple to East st,
Louis. Ills. and from there TO Kan
sas City by making inquiries about
the poodle At the latter city he could
find no trace OF the dog, but a pecul-
lar flourish with which Thomas end
ed his registration on the hotel reg
listers. gave the final clew at the
Gladstone hotel, Thomas and Mrs.
Chatfield were taken to police head
quarters and photographed In Kansas
City Then the woman was released
and her companion brought back to
ST. Louis Thomas asserts he did not
know his balance at the Bay City
bank, on which the check was drawn.
was exhausted,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
REPORT is SUPPOSED TO
BE FAVORABLE TO PEARY


Washington. Nov. 2.-Concluding
in every detail an examination of
Commander Robert e Pearys proofs
of his discovery of the North Pole,
the subcommittee OF scientists ap-
pointed to pass upon the explorers
records. will submit its report tomor-
row morning to the board OF managers
OF the National Geographical society.
The committee has to pass only ON
the point whether Peary reached the
pole on the date claimed and the
qulckness with which it reached Il
decision caused many in scientific
circles To believe the explorers claim
had been upheld. The members OF
the committee would not discuss their
findings
Commander Peary left the city
early today for Portland. Me.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
EVADA Has
RATE CASE
Better Rates From o.
den to Reno Are
Demanded.

San Francisco. Nov. 2-HearinGs
were begun this morning before Spc-
cial Examiner Lyon. acting for the
Interstate commerce commission in
the Reno case. The case is one IN
which the local merchants are seek-
ing TO protect their distributive terri
tory. The complaint was filed by the
traffic bureau OF the Merchants Ex-
change. 1t attacks the rates of the
Southern Pacific from this city and
Sacramento to points between west
ern Nevada and ogden, Utah. as I'M
reasonably high. The commission IL
asked TO order a general reduction
OF tho tariffs.
Figures arc set forth in the COM
plant to support the charge that tho
per ton mile rate over this section ls
greater than in any other part OF
western America.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
cd by fire and the ballots wer


cd by fire and the ballots were
burned.
At Sebastian's branch precinct tho
Democrats arc reported to have seiz-
cd the ballots this morning and hid
den them.
According to their present beliefs.
Jackson and Brcathitt county men
stigmati2e the firing Of the Dealln
home as incendiary or accidental
The most reliable report from the
place, which Ia % miles away. Is that
Mrs Dealin was feeding the Lexing,
ton soldiers under Captain Sims when
the fire occurred. Fresh ballots were
furnished from Jackson.
These burned ballots were those
which an armed crowd OF men threat
ened TO take from Jackson bank last
week. and which were family given to
Mary Dealin by Judge Adams for
salekeeping.
or the theft OF the Scbastian's
branch ballots no details are now OBJ
tainable.
What Will happen at Crocketts-
Vile" is the question on the lips OF
everyone in Jackson today. In that
lculolt poTllOn Oh DTcdlHllL county, ~
men OF the Lexington company OF
state militia have been placed by Cir
cult Judge Adams to sec that the
voting is not inteTferred with. Crock.
ettsvllle is the feudal seat of former
Sheriff Ed Callahan and Berry Tur-
ner, alleged head Of the Smith and
DeaLon factions. and an enemy OF
Callahan, has promised to be on hand
10 see that his rivals don't attempt
TO take the precincts for the Demo-
cratic nominee for Circuit judge, ID. b.
Redwine.
The Galatians and their friends are
angry because Circuit Judge Adams
candidate for reelection today. re-
fused 10 give the command of the
troops 10 Sheriff Crawford. Redwino
partisan. The telephone wires be.
tween Jackson and Crockettsvillc
were cut this morning. Captain Sims
and his detail of mllitiamen are sup.
Continued on Page Four.)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
WIRELESS
MESSAGE
From Houston Post to
the Chicago Record
Herald

Port Arthur, Texas, Nov. 2-Wlrc-
less communication direct overland
between the Gulf of Mexico and the
Great Lakes Of the north was cStab-
lishcd last night when message. un-
der the most successful conditions,
was flashed from the Port Arthur sta
ton at 9;55 p M. carrying the COM
plments of the Houston Post TO the
Record-Herald in Chicago. The wealth
er conditions were ideal.
The Posts message was as fol
lows:
From Houston, Texas, via Port Ar
thur, Texas, Nov. 1st, sent at 9;55 D.
-Record-IIcrald, Chicago;
This is the first wireless message
from Texas direct to Chicago. Com
pliments from the Houston Post"
Twenty minutes later from the Rec
ord-Herald came the following;
From Chicago. 10 the Houston Post,
Houston, Texas. via Port Arthur.
"Aerogram received Congratula.
tions on new methods OF communica-
ton, which de6es slcet, storm and
washoutS, (SigDcd)
RECORD HERALD
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
TEXAS HAS
IT'S RICH 7 s
And Will Not Allow an
Invasion of Those
Rights.

Austin, Texas, Nov. 2.-State Rail
road Commissioner o. B. Colquette
has thrown down the gauntlet TO the
Interstate Commerce commission II
was on a petition of Shreveport. La.
jobberS have made TO the commission
10 force the Texas railroad commits.
sion TO give them A mileage rate into
east Texas. San Augustine. Texas.
merchants wrote TO Mr. Colquettc
about if and in reply he says in part:
You say that the Shreveport job
hers have made application To the
Interstate Commerce commission 10
force the Texas railroad commission
10 give them a mileage rate into cast
Texas.
"Tf they have this object in view
they viii fall because the Interstate
Commerce commission cannot make
the Texas railroad commission do
anything We propose to protect the
people Of east Texas TO the very best
of our ability against the situation
which Shreveport is working for"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-02
Chill OREN
IN DAN(1ER R
Battle Fought and Shots
Fired Outside a
School.

Kansas City. Nov 2.-One hundred
and thirty small pupils AT the Oak
land school in Kansas City. Kan.
crouched terrorstricken on the floor
of the school building yesterday while
q battle ragged outside between sew
cral workmen who were building an
addition 10 the school and crowd OF
negroes and white men from a neigh
boring stone quarry. Twenty-Five
shots were fred
Three men were hurt and the win
dows were broken before the attack
ing part was routed. The principal
then dismissed the school for the day.
Tho trouble grew out of a quarrel
following the refusal OF the carpen-
tors 10 drink with tho quarrvmen.
Five arrests have been made and
more arc expected to follow