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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

First Baptist Church-Located on
Grant avenue. between TweDty-third
and Twenty-fouTth streets. Rev. II.
d. Zimmerman. pastor Services on
Sunday. Oct, "a, 1909. will be as fol-
lows: Sunday school will meet at
10 o'clock Glasses for old and young
Morning worship at 11;15, with SER
mon by pastor Subject. The Three
Sons of Zeruiah A service espe-
cially for mothers What position
does she hold In the home? Docs
she mould the child? All mothers
invited to this service. The b Y. P
U. viii meet at $50 Topic. "Why
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
GET WITHIN
PILES CAN'T BE CURED FROM
THE OUTSIDE.

THE OUTSIDE.
External treatment won't cure piles.
Nor will surgical operations,
The cause is inside-bad circula-
tion.
To cure piles you must free the
circulation OF blood in the lower
bowel.
Dr. Ieonhardts Hem-Roid Is the
only internal tablet remedy for piles
II removes the cause, 81 at Badcon S
Pharmacy, Ogden. Utah Guaranteed
TO cure any case.
Or. Leonhardt Co, Station 3. Buffa-
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

YOUNG gentleman or lady to assist
IN sheet music department, demon
strating music. Apply S'l2 Monoay
morning. Consolidated Music 20,
1895 Washington. l0 ~ IL
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

The First congree eationaI Church.
Noble Strong Elderkin. minister.
Morning worship at II o'clock. Ser
mon, "Thc Fundamental Desire of
Jesus" Sunday school AT 12.15. Jun.
ior society at SO Senior at $40
Evening service at 7:3O o'clock.
Miss Holberk, Mt White and the
choir viii sing. Pulpit editorial. The
Catholic Church and Authority"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
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German Evangelical st. Paul's-At
Swedish Lutheran church on Twenty
third and Jefferson avenue. Sunday
m9ning services at IL o'clock
Everybody is cordially welcomed.
Sabbath school at . o'clock every
Sunday. FrauenveTeip on the first
Wednesday OF the month in the
school room OF the church at 3
o'clock p. m. Choir practice every
Wednesday night at S o'clock. p PHI.
Tester. pastor Residence 2739 Madi.
son avenue Phone 3S0iI.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

the United States" is the topic. All
ladies of the church and congregation
invited
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

Church Of the Good Shepherd
Northeast corner Twenty-fourth and
Grant avenue. HOLY communion 7:30
a m. Sunday school 9:45 a. III. Morn
ing PRAYER and sermon IL a. IN. Even
ing prayer and sermon 7,30 p. m
All are cordially invited to these ser
vices VIM W Fleetwood. rector.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

First Presbyterian church-John
Edward Carver. pastor Morning
worship at IL Theme. THE Failure
of God Sunday school at l2:15.
Young Peoples work at $50 Even
ing preaching at 73o. the theme be-
Ing How and Why Does the Death
Of Christ Save From Sin and the Pen.
atty OF Sin" Mid-week prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 7;30 Morning mu-
sic Wabrnm," Schubert
Offertory. "Silvestraume." Grieg. So
10. Sorrows Lesson" Butterworth.
Miss Russell. Evening muslc-Pre-
lude. "Andante," Schumann Offer
tory, ''Weturn," Chopin. Miss Riddle
Solo, 'T VIII Go Where You Want
Me to Co Grey. Miss Ruby Geddes.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
4tS Twenty-fourth street. Rev. G. w.
McCrccry pastor 10 a, m. Sunday
school. Mr.. p. f. Newton. superIn-
tendent. Glasses for all II n. m
morning worship Sermon by DR.. T.
c. Webster evangelist Mr. E G..
Webster will sing Face to Face q"
$50 p. m. Epworth league Tonic
"a Lost Son and a Yearning Father" 9"
Guy p. Anderson, leader. A large
attendance asked. 7.30 p. m evangel-
istic service Sermon b. T c. Web.
ster, evangelist Quartette by
Messrs. Webster, Ramey. Lyman and
Johnson
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Elm
Church-Corner Twcnty.third street
and jefferson avenue: Rev ]. F. Bar
rington. pastor. Sunday school at 10
q. m. Luther league al 7 p. m. Eng
lish service at D. m. There will be
no preaching In the forenoon.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. 3. II Newton, 1925 Washington
avenue. on Thursday afternoon at
. 80. Spanish Speaking People in
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Ask agents for rates and paricu'
lars.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
In Ten Innings Seniors
Defeat Alumni

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 10
A fast game of baseball, which took 10
innings to reach a conclusion, was
played on the varsity diamond this
morning between the nine OF the senior
class and the alumni of the university.
The seniors won the contest in the first
l.half of the extra inning, making the
score to ).
The play was characterized by snap
Ply work on the part of the seniors and
especially the "old timers The sur
prises of the day came from several OF
the graduates, who PLAYED as they did
when they Wore the varsity suits of
their alma mater.
In tue lineup of the alumni We're such
we'll known graduates as PROFESSOR
Newson, head of the mining depart
ment, who played at shortstop in vet
eran style; Jack Mcdowell, the assist
ant registrar, who held down a posi-
ton in one of the gardens with credit,
accepting several hard chances; Coach
Presley. who caught, and Dudley Sales,
who twirled
For the seniors Park Tallant twirled,
while other well known varsity men
occupied the cushions, with G1rard
Richardson behind the bat
The seniors started from the outset
to clinch the game and in the sixth
frame had a lead of three runs me
'old timers" Were just reIocailng the
bumps in the diamond, however, and
getting their arms and eyes into the
game again, and in the their turn at
bat in this spasm brought IN Two runs
the eighth. The seniors were unable
to squeeze in another tally until the
tenth spasm, but managed to hold down
the old timers.
The game was witnessed by an en-
thusiastic group of fans from former
|
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
SONS OF VIKINGS
PLAN CELEBRATION
Prepare Program in Honor OF
Ninety=ffth Anniversary OF
Country's independence

Norwegians of San Francisco VIII
celebrate the ninety fifth anniversary
of the independence of their country
tomorrow evening in Golden Gate COM
mandery hall, Suffer street, near stem
er. The affair will be national in char
acter. There will be national music
and songs and an Grafton in the tongue
of the Norsemen OF particular in
terest viii be the national play III
Saters, which viii be produced by
children between 10 and IA years OF
age. The evening will be concluded
with BAH at which national Norwe-
gian dances will be enjoyed to the
music of the old country.
The following is the cast of the
play:
Sigrid, Edith Eilertsen; Ragnhlid.
Margaret Eilertsen; Asmund Conrad
Bertell; Nordal. Nicolay Craven; Hen
by, Carl Olsen; Busk, Jorgen Craven !;
Skelchaideren, Left Olsen; Per, Axel
Craven; Halver, John Olsen
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
COACH SYSTEM Is
DOOMED AT
STANFORD
Cut in Boating Expenses Is First
Move for Adjustment of
Professionals

STANFORD DIVERSITY, May %
step which is of perhaps more i'm
portance in intercollegiate affairs on
this coast than any taken in recent
years, with perhaps the exception of
the adoption of the Rugby game for old
American football, has been taken by
the executive committee of Stanford
university. The action is in reference
to intercollegiate boating, but its sig
nificance is of far reaching effect and
VIII be felt in the baseball and football
circles chiefly
The executives have decided to cur
tai the expenses of the rowing men to
81 900 a year which will do away with
the professional services of Coach Dan
murphy and in suggesting this move
Lhey nave annouced that 1t is but the
first step toward the ultimate abolish
ment of professional coaches in all
other branches of athletics.
Coupled with this surprising an
nonncement, the student executive COM
mlttee makes known that negotiations
have been carried on with the represen-
tatives of the University of California
and that at the Berkeley institution
they have practically agreed to the
move This movement has been sug
geSted before, but that the students
would take the initiative was not an
uclpated here and comes as "a COM
plete surprise to the undergraduates
who had not heard of the plan.
The motion to abolish boating made
recently by DR.. Frank Angel and sec
onded by DR.. r. L. Wilbur. the campus
physician. led to the action being
brought 10 head The expenses of
the boating men this year were heavy;
$4,000 was expended without any
financial return. This DIR. Angel OBJ
iected to, and also the complaint of
faculty members substantiated by DR.
Wilbur. that the training was too Sc
we're for the health of the men was
considered In taking its action the
local executive committee has decided
to continue boating and by the appro-
priation of 81 900 will defray all of the
main expenses attendant to the train
ing season. but win not advance enough
coin to maintain a professional coach,
While the action of the local executive
committee is couched more in the man
ner of a suggestion TO the succeeding
executives of next year, it is under
stood that the passage of the motion
Will be mere formality by this body
as many of the present executives will
hold Office next term.
Just when action relative to the
change in football and baseball Will go
into effect is unknown, but 1t is certain
ii will not be during the next football
or baseball season, as Coach Presley
will hold his position for this length
of time. Whether at the end of his
term a change will be made is not
known. In the manner of training the
track team it is not expected that any
departure will be made. Dad Moulton
will therefore be assured his position
among the cardinal athletes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16


Class ',0'-Limit, bitches over lDs--tlrst'
Mrs r. Roys Princess Dorothea
Glass Glass 3qSTopen. bitches not exceeding lbs.
FIRST. toward hentnelds iriNle. -
Class $o9-oPen bitches. over iOs.-bfrst'
MIS- h. Roy Princess Dorothea.
Glass 309A-Winners, bitches-First Howard
hentfield Irixie; reserve, Mrs h Roy queen
Charlotte.
Special l24-Best Pomeranian-Mrs. Irving Z.
Ackerman's Champion Thunderstorm Washer.
Special 10 Howard Kentfeld's Trixie.
English Toy Spaniels Class S10-Limit dogs
First Miss /. Fhnibert's Idlewiid Kid.
Glass 3l1-Open. dogS-FirSt Miss l.. Phili-
bert's Idlewild Kid
bert's Idiewild Kid
Japanese Spaniels: Glass 313-Junior. dogs
First Mrs. \. j. Sargents Kleiner Teufel; sec
ond Anne Halls San
Glass 3l4-Novice, dogs-First. Mrs. Johanna
Schalikes Fugysma.
Glass 3l5-Limit dogs First Mrs. II. A.
Sargent Kleiner Teufel
Glass 316-open. dogs-First. Mrs " J. Sar-
gents Kleiner Teufel
Glass 3l7-Wnners. dogs-First Mrs. Johanna
sehaiikes Fugyama: reserve Mrs. \. A. Sar-
gents I<Ieiner Teufel
Pek;nese SnanielS. Class as onion dogs and
Tow Poodles; Glass go novice dogs and
bitches-First Mrs W Hartnlp's Iaddie Buck
Class 32l-open dogs and bitches under eight
poindS-FirSt Miss Vera Iindprep'e Fluffy Rnf-
fes
Class 322-Open. dogs and bitches ~eicht
pounds or over-First Mrs A Danerheim 5
Beauty
class 323-Wnners dogs and bitches-First
Mrs. A. Danerheim's Beauty; reserve, w Hart
nup's Dandy Boy.
Special 126-Best toy poodle-AIrs. A. Daner-
helms Beauty.
Special l27-Best of opposite sew. Hart
Chihuahuss: Class 325-Novice. First.
Mrs Eva Nav Lees Midget Jr.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
AMATEUR BASEBALL

+ The Wholesale league is now in full work
ing order with six fast teams on its makeup
Games viii be played every Saturday afternoon.
The season will open next Saturday afternoon.
when the following schedule will be played.
Murphy Grants VS. Goodyear Rubber Co: Levi
Strauss vs.. Neustader Bros; Moore Watsons VS..
l. Dinkelspiels.
Marshall parlor Of the Native Sons league will
make its first appearance this afternoon against
Athens parlor on. the Berkeley grounds
San Francisco parlor Will Journey TO Peta-
lima 10 play the Elks of that city. The boys
viii be accompanied by big crowd of rooters
this morning 70 meet the natives of that town.
Their last game ended in to 4 tie. The
boys viii take the I;45 boat from Tiburon
ferry.
from fast country teams. Address Joe Bolari
9a3 Fourteenth street, city.
The Duboce team viii invade Tracy this
morning TO cross bats with the team, of that
place fast game is looked for
to Pinole this morning They have Is straight
victories TO their credit and hope to return
with another one this evening
Tho White House nine will make the trip
TO Byron this morning in the hope Of breaking
has had The dry goods boys are there with
fast team, and they should make the up
country nine tfdfti STUNT
Cogswell Polytechnic school. champions of
the San Francisco subleague of the Academic
athletic league. easily defeated the Napa high
school baseball nine. champions of the North
subleague. in the semifnal game for the
academic championship yesterday morning at the
Coast league grounds by score of TO o..
Hollis who twirled for the local team. had
his opponents at his mercy at all stages of
the game and was easily the star of the
game The attendance was small. Walter
Smith former captain of the University of
California nine oftciated as umpire to the
satisfaction of both teams.
The following the score
co....,, r \ +
Acknowledgment Hollis and Godfrey; Napa.
Dohery and Luetge.
OAKLAND May Heterogeneous for a base
the county court house attaches well under
way and the contest Will he held at Freeman 5
park Saturday. May y. The city hall team
challenged and the def was promptly accepted.
Chief Deputy County Clerk A. +. tombstone has
charge of the organization of the players from
the lower Broadway citadel.
The knights of Columbus nine Will cross bats
this afternoon with the Young Mems Institute
team in the regular associated Catholic league
game the St lgnatius grounds. The Knights
lead the league with FIVE stra light victories. The
Knights and sicily and Martinelii for the insti-
tute.
Pacific and Castro parlors of the Native Sons
league carded to clash at Recreation park
10 o'clock this morning Neither has at vet
suffered defeat. hot game Is looked for.
Pacific aud Muheim aud Sundberg viii oppose
. them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
WIFE SAID TO
HAVE PLOTTED
BRUTAL MURDER
Tacoma Man Killed With the
Alleged COnnivance OF
His Spouse
Murderer COnfesses and Says
the Woman Planned and
Aided in the Crime

TACOMA wash, May 1.-THE vic
4fm OF a conspiracy entered into be-
tween his wife and Charles +. New
comb. Laundry wagon driver, Martin
Kvalshaug. 81 years OLD. was shot down
about midnight, gust after alighting
from an Eleventh street car at South
Twelfth street and Puget Sound avenue.
That the murder was the result of
carefully arranged plot was made clear
1his afternoon by the confession Of
both Newcomb and Mrs. Kvalshaug.
CoNFEsSES THE CRIME
In his confession TO Captain of De-
tecuves Fitzgerald Newcomb said that
DE had stationed himself at point
where he knew that Mr. and Mrs.
kvafshaug would pass on their way
home from a dance He held a large
sized rock in one hand. and when the
couple were opposite him. reached out
from his place Of concealment and
struck down his victim
While Kvalshaug was writing on
The ground Newcomb commanded the
woman to 80 away. and he then fired
three shots into the PROSTATE mans
body.
Mrs Kvalshaug then picked up the
revolver and fred two more shots into
her husbands body.
LANES THE WOMAN
Newcomb blames Mrs Kvalshaus for
the murder. stating that the plot origi-
mated i'm her brain He said that the
murdered mans wife even led her
husband to the side Of the road where
the sSsailant was hidden. in order TO
make ii easier to attack him.
After undergoing more than two
hours continuous questioning at the
hands Of detectives Mrs. kvalshaug
confessed that she knew of the plan
10 kill her husband II was after
this confession had been obtained that
Ncwcomb admitted his guilt
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
Quicker Time East Via the Southern
Pacific

Commencing May 16. the Overland
Limited, via the Southern Union
Pacific, to Omaha. Chicago and points
east will leave San Francisco Market
street ferry depot at 1900 m. instead OF
1000 a. M, making close connections al
Chicago with the Pennsylvania Special
and Twentieth Century Limited trains
for New York BY this improved serv-
ice the trip San Francisco to New York
working days. Daily standard sleeper
to Denver will be added to the equip
ment of this train
Train No. /, overland Limited, will
arrive San Francisco 1928 p. m. instead
of S:2S p, m.
Train No. 3, China and Japan Fast
Mail. will arrive San Francisco at 2:4S
p. m. instead of 1888 p. m
Train No. s, Western Express, will ar
rive San Francisco S.2S p. M. instead of
7.2S p. m.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

scholastic meet of the Rhode Island
state college today by Joseph Ballard
of the Technical high school of Prov
idence who covered the distance in 9
minutes 40 4-5 seconds. This excels
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

by IL SIS seconds the record made bS
Melvin W Shepherd at Philadelphia
in 1905 The meet was won by Tech
meal high school OF Providence with
SO points.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
TWO VILE RECORD BE.TEy

KINGSTON. r. L., May 15.-The
worlds interscholastic record for the
two mile run was beaten in the inter-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

EXPLOSION KILLS THREE PainesvilIe o.
May 15--Three men are dead. one more doubt
less VIII die, and two others were hurt the
result OF an explosion of f1ue in the boiler on
the steamer James II. Hoyt three miles OF Fair
port harbor today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-14
Bristol TNels" Must Wait Until
Contest IS Decided.
SETTLE QUESTION NEXT MONTH
Judge Kelley Refuses to Issues IL
eerses Pending Result Of Fight Over
Legality Of Election, But Promises
20 Dispose Of Matter Quickly.

BRISTOL. Va. Aug. lS.-Judge
Kelley. Of the Corporation Court TO-
DAY announced from the bench thai
he would noi issue wEiskey licenses
to anyone until after the local option
contest Is dispo9cd e.
lie stated. however. that he would
dispose Of the contest the first thinS
az the September term. and that ~
the event the vets receive a favor
sf.le decision h viii grant licenses I'M
mcd aicly.
re overrulcd the motion If the
-dFys- for a rchczring upcn the ques-
ton IT the fnality of the treasurer S
certified list Of legal VOTERS
lie also ovcrruicd the objections Of
the vets 10 continue the taking Of
dcrcsiiions upon The ground that they
deemed The trcssurcr's let 10 be finsl
upou all points.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-14
TUCKER TfLEGRAPhS MS
CONGRATULATIONS TO MANN
Defeated Candidate Pledges Support
In Campaign = Successful
Opponent

HOT SPRINGS, VA. Aug. 13.--
Harry ST. George Ticker AMI William
Hodges Mann missei each other here
yesterday by n mer- mater Ct IN
hour or two. Judg, Mann. who has
been conspicuous figure of the
Bar Association meeting. lef, o.st +
dinner to go to Petersburg. Mr..
Tucker arrived at 1O:4O o'clock. about
two hours after the judges departure.
Presumably the two rival aspirants
for the governorship passed each other
on the road between here and Cow
ington.
Yesterday Mr.. Tucker broke the ST
lence of a week, formally conceding
his defeat and Offering congratula-
tons and a pledge of support to his
successful opponent Mr.. Tucker sent
of the following telegram:
Judge William II. Mann,
petersburg, Va;
The belated election returns now
in hand leaves no ground to doubt
your nomination in the primary. | beg
to tender you my congratulations and
pledge you and the ticket my hearty
support.
II. ST. GEORGE TUCKER"
The Homestead hotel is crowded
just now, and by an odd coincidence
the one room that the management
had TO offer MIR. Tucker was that
just vacated by the judge. He slept
last night in the bed his competitor
had used the previous night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-14
BURGLARS ARE ACTIVE
ACROSS HAMPTON ROADS.
Young Man in Norfolk Beaten and
Robbed--Raleieh Avenue Resi-
, dence Entered.

NORFOLK, VA. Aug. 13.-Beaten
into insensibility, robbed and left on
the floor of his own home to care Tor
himself as best as he could in the
darkness, was the experience of Frank
Kellineer, Of 155 Duke street. We'd
nesday night. Mr. Kellinger is siill
under the care of physician and IS
suffering frcm a blow on the right
side of the head and a sprained hand.
He lost about s., all the money ne
had in his pockets at the time.
Mr.. Kellinger had just returned
from Virginia Beach with young
lady and escorted her to her home.
He entered his house and turned out
the light in the hall. when he was
struck a terrible blow on the head. lie
knew nothing until yesterday morning
about ) O'Clock, when he regalned
consciousness, and. after resting him
self on a sofa for half an honor, man
aged to get to the office Of DIR. {. 4.
Verdier, who render the necessary
medical attention. DR.. Verdier said
TODAY that if the blow on Mr.. KEEL
fingers head had been half an inch
lower il would have killed him.
While the older members OF the
family were at Ocean View and -FOUR
of the children asleep upstairs. burg
lars entered the residence Of Mrs.
Zander. 232. Raleigh avenue, last
night. and made away with a gold
watch and other articles. Entrance
to the house was gained through
rear window and, it is supposed Dy
thieves who knew that the family was
away from home. That it was a bold
piece of work was shown by the TACT
that W. b. DENLY, who resides next
door to Mrs. lander, did not close his
house until after II o'clock and when
Mrs. lander returned home at 1880
O'Clock she found that her home had
been robbed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-14
Governor Appoints GeaeraI Pew 10
Defend Boston.
HOSTILE FORCE LANDS TO-DAY

(By Associated Pr.ss.l

MIDDLESBORO. MASS, Aug. 1S-
Tomorrow Boston viii bcsicged BY an
army enemy Landing somewhere
on the southern coast Of Massacnu-
sets the hostile force Will make ey-
cry effort TO capture the metro
polls Of New England.
Brizsdicr General William A Pew.
IT,. was designated by Governor ORA
pr 10 command the entire force Of
troops. and he has no fear that i,os-
ten will be CAPTURED Major Gcncr-
al Tsskcr ". bliss vii command the
invading forces.
Both generals viii follow closely
the regular rules Of warfare Inc
automobile D. to piay an important
part IN The manOcuvcrs.