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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24

And In accordance with law and
an order of the Board OF Directors
made on the 18th day OF January. 1909,
so many shares of each parcel OF such
sold at the Office of the Secretary at
Lumber 402. Eccles building. Ogden.
Utah, on the Sth day of March. 1909.
at the hour Of o'clock P. NJ to pay
delinquent assessments thereon to-
gether with the cost OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
GEORGE HALVERSON,
Secretary.
No. 4O2 Eccles Building, Ogden.
Utah.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24
PRUNE AND NUT JELLY

Cookprunes long enough to soften
them and remove the seeds, place
them in the liquid with chopped dates
and boil until tender; then place the
fruit in a dish with lemon jelly and
whole English walnuts.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24
TRIP VAN WINkLE"

Hts EVENING
Thomas Jefferson, who will be seen
here this evening. has had
French valet with him all summer who
can speak hardly a word Of English.
1t Is Mr.. Jefferson's intention To pre-
sent RIP Van Wrinkle" in Paris In
the near future, and his en- >ymsnt
of the French servant was for e
purpose of brushing up on the Ian
guage. which. by the way. was the first
language he ever spoke, having been
taken to Paris when but an infant.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24
NOTICE OF SALE.

Single Gold Standard Mining g.
Milling Company, location OF princl.
pal business. Ogden City, Utah.
NOTlCE-There are delinquent I'D
On the following described stock on
account OF assessment levied ON the
18th day OF January. 1909. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders as fol.
lows:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Call for full name. Look
for signature E. w. GROVE. 25c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24

depth of 465 feet. but the shaft was
Continued through the vein. and a
station cut at 473 feet. Here sam
pies valued at S34O60 were taken
from the face OF the crossing. At a
point some distance higher up in the
shaft, three samples were taken and
sent to the assayer. who reported that
they ran from $50 to $3.50 per ton.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24

H. l. Rodgers of Spokane. who re-
Gently took bonds on the Canadian
Girl and American Girl mines at Ymir,
3. c., has acquired the Yukon proper
ty which adjoins the American Girl.
He has made cash payment OF $4,000,
which is 10 per cent of the purchase
price.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24

The management of the Idaho-Belch-
er Mining company. owning IA claims
near Saltese. Mont. announces that
it has broken into the voin. which IS
showing good ore Cross-cutting is In
progress to determine the width. 1t
Is announced that indications are there
is an ore body ahead.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24

Opening of high grade ore in the
workings of the Stonoham, Moore.
Grlflths lease. at depth which makes
the strike an important one. has been
realized, according to the Goldtield
Chronicle, The voin was penetrated
and good values were obtained at
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-24

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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
Arcadia Gossip
TSpecinl Dispnfch to The Call

Los ANGELES, March 25.-The Santa Anita
stewards are working overtime. With two or
three cases already under consideration and new
ones coming up every day for attention, they
have little time for sleeping and eating How
ever. the race going public Is pleased>t to note
and realizes that it means clean racing and
good sport in these declining days of the Call
fornia turf.
The judges grew suspicious over the big odds
laid against Colonel Bob in the sixth race, and
TO thwart any proposed wrong doing ordered T.
Rice to ride the horse instead of Jockey Mus
grave.
Stanley Page the newsboy rider who sus-
tained broken arm few weeks ago while ex-
ereising of the st. James stable horses, will
resume riding next week.
The lack Of good jockeys at this time is a
disappointment TO the race going public. Since
Dugan and Burns have gone, Shilling on the
ground and Treubel and Mccarthy in the hos
pital. the colony Is sadly depleted. Howard,
who has been on the ground all week, was up
today.
The arrivals today from Emeryville included
three horses belonging TO G. b. Jones, six of
Barney Sehreiber's and two of NJ. j. DAILY =.
Another arrival today Rose Queen, which
comes south to fill an engagement in the Oaks
Saturday.
VIII Mcdaniel wired from Emeryville today
that 1t was impossible to get Keogh to ride
Carroll in the Bell stake as the rider is in the
hospital. In all probability Archibald will be
engaged to ride the colt
Jockey T. Rice was thrown from Solus right
after the start Of the first race. but luckily
escaped serious injury. He was able to ride
out his afternoons engagements.
Word was received today from the Coronado
officials that Albion Fl had not won a race at
the Coronado track. The purse won by the
horse Monday was accordingly paid to his owner.
J. McAdams.
The first 100 TO / winner Of the present meet
ing went through today when Abhu captured
the year old race. There were few bettOrs
who had winning tickets on the long shot. Owner
J. A. Bennett, however, did not wager dollar
on the colt.
II. r. Brandt announced today that Jack At
kin would not start any more during the meet
ing. The horse will be rested for the summer
campaign.
Jockey Rettig arrived today and VIII ride for
W. P. Fine until the close Of the meeting.
Wherewithal was ordered scratched from the
sixth race 10 minutes after betting the race
had begun The owner OF the horse had brought
Waldorf into the paddock instead of Where
withal. The judges did not attach any blame
to the owner as he claimed he could not tell
one horse from the other.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

ARCADIA TURFMEN
ARE RULED OFF
FOR LIFE
p. j. Williams, j. M. Stokes and
John PeIfer Suspended for
Pulling of Rey Hindo0

LOS ANGELES March 25.-The Santa
Anita stewards, after a long session at
the close of today's races, tonight sus-
pended three of the most prominent
owners racing at the track p. j. Will
liams, trainer of the Pasadena stables;
j. M. Stokes and John Pelter are the
three men who are practically ruled off
the track for life.
The charges against the men are that
they were implicated In the alleged
pulling of the horse Rey Hindoo on
March Is, when the horse ran what was
considered a disgracefu1 race.
1t was claimed at the hearing that
Jockey Shriner. who rode Rey Hindoo,
was given $3.50 to pull the horse. The
that after the race the other owners
might claim the horse without bidding
for it in the selling. After the race
the horse was claimed by Pelter.
Stokes, it appeared, was given $1,000
try The officials got wind of the
transfer of the money TO Shriner and
prevented his leaving the city.
The charge against Williams was
that he, as trainer of Rey Hindoo, was
cognizant of the fraud from the first
control of the horse for his brother
owner of the Pasadena stables.
The affair has created sensation
at Santa Anita, and the stewards say
that the investigation is not completed
and that others may be implicated and
men whose cases were dealt with to-
night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
Motorcycle Records Are
Broken in Florida

DAYTONA. Fla, March 25.-The third
days tournament of the Daytona beach
races was confined almost exclusively
to motorcycle and bicycle races, there
being only two automobile races, the
Daytona handicap. which was run twice.
distance of four miles each.
The principal feature was the break
ing of the worlds motorcycle record by
Walter Goerl1e of Brooklyn, n. Y, who
covered 60 miles in So minutes "a 2-5
seconds. Goerke also established a
new worlds record for the kilometer.
covering the distance in 81 90 seconds.
Robert Stubbs of Birmingham, Ala,
also lowered the worlds one mile mo-
torcycle record made yesterday by
Goerke in remarkably fast time, 43 %
seconds, against Goerke's time of 40 15
seconds.
The eighth annual Daytoua beach
tournament will be held on this racing g
course the last week in January, 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

BERKELEY, March 25.-The swimming teams
of Oakland and Berkeley high schools will hold
their second annual meet tomorrow afternoon at
3.15 at the Piedmont baths. The two teams
are evenly matched. and 1t probably will be the
relay which decides the score, as kitto. the
Oakland swimmer has two first places cIinched
and Jackson Stein aud Herbert Hardy are sure
of 10 points for Berkeley. The entries
100 yard dash--B Dunn and NJ. Leashe 20. n.
S.1. r. Patterson and Il. Weiley tB. H. 81.
44o yard dash--W Hatch and e. Kitto 20. n.
ST.. a. Hardy and J. Starr (B. 81. 81.
220 yard dasl--S Cahill 20. H. 81. Pat
terson and L Hunt (B 81. s.
$50 yard dash--W. Hatch and E. Kitto
70. H. ST.. a. Hardy and J. Starr (B. II. 81
Relay-A. Grey, Mace Hartwel B. Dunn. s.
Joley H. Samuels. s. Cahill OF Oakland high
school; e. Wiley. l.. Hunt ]. Bromley. e. Nolt-
ing. D. Drake, of Berkeley high school.
OAKLAND. March 25.--At athletic meet
ing in Oakland high school this afternoon the
school letter granted to the members Of the
basket ball team, who have represented Oakland
In all contests throughout the present spring
term.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
Roller Skating Race Ends
In Small Riot

BUTTE, Mont, March 25.-The six day
roller skating race ended last night in a
small riot in which two arrests were
made by the police. Through a mis-
understanding the racers failed to note
the signal of the end of the race and
sped on. While endeavoring to make a
sharp turn, SchotZ Of Salt Lake swerved
too acutely and barely saved himself
from a fall by grabbing Bradford of
Butte. Bradford shook Schotz from
him. sending him sprawling on the
floor At this. Schotz' partner. Hardy
Jumped into the mixup and sent Brad
ford tumbling over the floor. The
crowd noting that the racers were still
going despite the signal to stop. appar-
entity thought some one was being
wrong ged, and as mob surged on the
course the fight began. The race ended
with the Salt Lake and Butte teams
on even footing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
LONG SHOTS WIN
FOUR RACES AT
ARCADIA
Abihu at 100 to 4 AnnexeS the
Baby Event in Hard Drive
With PIacide
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. March 25.-The long
shot wave ragged with intensified en-
ergy at Santa Anita today, but despite
this three favorites managed TO get
home in front owing to the busy
session Judge Hamilton held between
races with Jockeys and owners.
Abihu, quoted at 100 to /, annexed the
baby race in a hard drive with Pla-
eide. another long shot, while Mike
Molett. the heavily backed favorite,
was third. In the preceding race Pei
leas. held at 25 to 1. romped all the
way.
Montclair kept up the clatter by
winning the third at and 10 to /,
and then Glorio came along and broke
the monotony by being the first fa-
vorite to win in two days.
Meddling Hannah captured the fifth
race at II to 1. and Harrigan and Fun
damental. both favorites. took the
closing events.
1t was a disastrous day for the talent
and a big day for the books.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

stable during the coming season Keene decided
to go 10 Europe rather than TO the Argentine re-
public, where he had an opportunity to train a
stable Of horses for J. Z. Hsggin.
william ST. Vincent viii return to Arcadia to-
day after q flying trip north.
Jockey Walsh was fined s25 and Jockey Burns
was suspended for three days on account Of dis
obedience at the post in the third race.
Features for next week at Emeryville are
scheduled as follows:
Tuesdsy-Cameron handicap, six furlongs,
5000 3 year olds and upward.
Neduesday-W illfams0n handicap and an
eighth miles $500, year olds and upward.
Thursday- -Buford handicap. fnrl0ngs,
500 3 year olds and upward.
Saturday--Gebhard handicap. I've furiongs.
50 500 added year oids; Harper handicap,
500 one mile and 20 yards. 3 year oIdS and up
ward: Duncan handicap. 5000. FIVE and q half
furlongs, ) year olds and upward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
Arcadia Selections

First race-DeEmas, Chief Kee,
Green Dragon.
second race-Azo, Jane LAUREL
Viyant.
Third race-BisIxra, SNOWFALL,
Free Knight the bear.
Fourth race--Pedro, John Louis,
Norbitt.
Fifth race-Nattie Bumppo, st.
kilda, Miss 0ficious.
sixth race---Gatien Lass. Buck
thorne. Daisy Thorpe.
seventh race--C. w. Burt, VAL
lev Stream. G0ssiper III.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
INDUCE NINE TO REMAIN

BERKELEY, March 25.-Manager
Walter T. Smith OF the varsity baseball
team has Induced the St Vincent nine
of southern California to remain here
until next Monday and Tuesday. when
two games of the series with the blue
and gold will be played, Plans for the
annual relay carnival held under the
auspices of the big "Cv society of the
university are complete. The meet will
be held on the campus. oval April 3,
and large number of entries have
been received
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
sERyIAN on LONG HIKE

NEW YORK, March 25-Stephen Stan.
Seryian who started six months ago
from Los Angeles on a walking trip
around the world, reached New York
yesterday. and called on Mayor McClel-
Ian to obtain the mayors Endorsement
In a little green memorandum book
which he carries. Before another six
months have. passed he expects to reach
Servia and pay visit to King Peter
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

SANTA ANITA. March 25.-one hundred and
second day; weather cloudy; track good.
FIRST RACE-one mile, selling
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
ls,5-Pelleas (Howafd) los 2 - p
i'reonatgs Time@:a z M'Gssp 4 % lea ss 4s$
1:o1 rs. ia Is. 1:27. i:4o. At post 3 min. 9r,
utes OF at 1:5S. Guard Rail, Guse, Robert
Gray. Yankee Tourist Buekthorn, Harry Rogers
Daisy Thorpe, Watiere finished named. Solus
fell Value to winner 1925 Winner, ch &. by
st. Gatien- -Bellane Trained by A. Blute
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs. selling:
1o0-1-Ablhu (Ashendon) ...102 II 1h
41-Placide tMcGeel ...1e4 5 81 FL
9i0-Mike Molett q !Preston1 100 A. al
post minutes. on at 2:17. infection. La Pc
tite, Count steffns, Barney Mason. finished as
by Cesarion Hebrew Maid Trained by A. r
Goldsborough.
THIRD RACE-seven furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St. str. Fin.
2o-1-Hannibal Bey tAIcGeel 106 81 FL
20-1-Financier Afusgravel. los 6 3 81
25 IS At post pos minutes a OF tc at 344 = En- En-,
tire Nous, st. Elmwood, Calves. Lady Kitty,
Plckaway. finished as named Value to winner
sS20 Winner b. 6 by ST. simonian LLAMA
Clar. Trained by Talley.
FOURTH RACE-six and half furlongs,
Chino handicap:
ODDS. Horse and. Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
l-l-UtoE1o tI1eHISt LIZ . L / n
,S-1gPesB S-g9etBaq Seal .TilsSg9 dSsds. g
Time-:06 3-5, is 20 Is, Al Is, :53 Is,
LOG 4-5, 1:19. AT post minutes OF at 3:12.
Fair Annie and Pills finished named. Value
to winner $3.50. Winner br. h. by Galveston
Cleadora. Trained by W. p. Fine.
FIFTH RACE-six and a half furlongs, sell
ing.
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin
61-Med. Hannah (Sweet) .106 2 II
Sl-BeIle Of Brass tHoward)1o5 / 2h
Time-:o 2-5. is. 20. Al 10, :5s 80,
S;S7. Procla. Rieta. Tea Set, Glenart. finished
as named. Value to winner $325. Winner, ch
{. by Bedeck Hannah Moore. Trained by F.
Farrar.
SIXTH RAcE-Flve and half furlongs.
purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
s5-Harrigan (Howardl .-.105 / 8 IL
4-1-Rialto tMeGeel .......112 2 2
S5-Waterbury (Wilson) LIP 1 Al 81
Time-:06 % 1T Is. :2S As. 40 As, so 1-5,
LOS 1-5. At post minutes. on at 4:1o Col.
Bob and Enfield finished named. Value to
winner 1925 Winner. eh. c. by Plaudit Dor
othy Hampton. Trained by II. Brandt.
SEVENTH RACE-Six furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
7-5-Fundamental tMusgrave)112 Il II
41-Bill Eaton Powers lilo l 2 h
6-l-otilo (Rieel ......:.1 100 3 b
At post minutes OF at 4:37. Sandpiper.
stendal. Billy Bodemer, Uncle Walter. Grotto.
Anderson. Chaffneh. Serycenee. Egotist, finished
as named. Value TO winner 1925 Winner, b.
G. by Sorcerer Princess Name. Trained by X.
A. Smith,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
.FFERs PURSE no BIG FELLOWS

TACOMA, March 25.-coloneI Andy
Mulligan. q well known sporting man.
has come to the front with an offer
of a SIS 900 purse for Jim Jeffries and
Jack Johnson. Mulngan stipulates that
the contest must take place in or near
Tacoma on or before October Is next.
and that it must be for 20 rounds. He
has placed a forfeit of $4,000 with a
local sporting writer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
SIGNS SITS AND ERBY

HELENA. Mont, March 25.-Manager
Jack Huston of the Helena baseball
club signed SITS and Irby OF the Tacoma
club to play with Helena in the Inter-
mountain league this season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

WALL KILLS FOUR MEN-Chieago, March
25--your men were killed and ave seriously In
jured at the stockyards today when a brick wall
left standing after q fire a month ago crashed
down ON them without warning Among the
dead Is r. A. Schmidt. secretary OF the R. A.
Schmidt company. contractors
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

March 25.-Joseph Arnold. wealthy and retired
ranch owner of Pierre, s. D.. was found dead in
bathroom at the Avalon hotel this afternoon.
Coroner Hartwen stated death was the result OF
heart failure. Arnold was about IS years Of
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

KlmhaII Patterson reached EmeryviIle from Ar
ra6fs yesterday with J. McNanus' stable Of i've
qarses including Rocky o. 'Brieu, Sepulyeda Ne
EaIIion Adriuche and Rosslare NcMsnas Will
come north TO-DAY. Rocky OBrien win be a
starter in the BeI stake tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

The walters union passed a vote of
thanks to State Senator Anthony and
Assemblyman ONeil for their efforts to
secure legislation for the union Four
candidates were initiated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

= ". He6ner. who IS managing Jockey But
Ifr has offer from Harry Payne Whitney for
.f.r-f cali on the hoF's services for the stable
nnieh wiH be raced IN the Whitney eolors the
Nc-v York tracks tie coming summer. Butler
s-Hr 70 -o los Angeles 10 ride Mary Davis 10 the
-csls tomorrow 81 response 70 telegram from
u. .nar Andy Blakelel.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

Jockey scoriiie may sign q contract with Max
fssrseh ~ the expiration OF his contract with the
Keen stable the present month Negotiations
ere now IN progress to that end. and IL the deal
qoss through ScOTflie viii 60 cast with Hirsch
for the PiuIico meeting, which viii closely fol
lorr the ending OF the California season
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

The stablemens union was informed
by the business agent that seven
stables in this city had been unionized
since the former session. The dis
trict council of teamsters was given
vote of thanks for assistance rendered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

The electrical workers unions of
outside men have signed the wage
agreement of the Pacific States tele-
phone and telegraph company. 1t is
the same as IL was last year, except
that the cable splicers will be paid %
cents more a day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA. March 25.-One hundred and
second day; weather cloudy; track good.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

CALIFORNIA eommandery No. l. X. t.
Stated assembly THIS tFRIDAY) ~fc1I~
EVENING at 1880 o'clock. Albert Pike 60
memorial temple, 1889 Geary St Order
OF the Temple. All fraters cordially invited.
By order
WILLIAM r. JOST, Recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

The cooks helpers union has ap-
pointed a committee to select a new
meeting place. F. l. Meyer, business
agent, resigned and Financial Seere-
tary E. II. Perry was appointed TO fill
the vacancy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryyilIe

Cali handicap forecast indicated in black faced type.
9o9-one huhdred nineteenth day Weather cloudy.
judge. Richard Dwyer, starter.
:: purse; maiden 2 year old colts and geldngs; value
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26

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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-26
nte. at the popular elections.

1'N's ~ thN f'Phlhi Ni'''iObos
AS n matter of fact, the government
has almost as strong Il hold upon many
other thousands of worklngmen voters
as II has upon those who nre directly
In It's employ. some say 100000 at
least. a portion Of them work In the
locomotive shops. the rolling mills. the
car shops and other establishments
which furnish the rolling stock. the
rails and the supplies to the govern
mcnt and municipal railroads.
"As there are practically no possible
customers for rails or cars. for loco
motives. either steam or electric. or, I'm
fact. for any sort of railway supplies.
except the national and municipal gov.
ernments. the managers of the estab-
llshmcnts furnishing such things must
stand we'll with the authorities or be
wiped out. and the same IL true. though
In Il less degree, of the makers of dy-
names and motors and many other
things.
THE best way for these manufac-
turcrs. who. next TO the government Il.
self. are the most extensive employers
Of labor In Austria. To stand we'll with
the government Is TO see to Il that
their workmen vote right. and this
they certainly do.
''1he thousands of men they can con-
troll. added to the 100000 In the various
forms of direct government employ
ment. make 10 total Of million
voters. or ous-thlrd of the whole
Their solidarity practically insures in.
definite control of the government by
the party with which they vote. There
can certainly he little chance In Aus
tria for change in governmental con.
dftionr so long rs there Is no change
with regard 10 the country's utilities
There are observers who. hearing In
mind the many warning elements I'm
Austria. do not hesitate To say that the
stability OF the Hapsburg throne itself
depends largely upon the cohesive
power OF public ownership"