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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
FsW OVERCOME BY
HEAT AT ENCAMPMENT

Salt Lake. Aug 20.-The report of
Or, w. F. Beer superintending physi-
clan of the encampment Red Cross
corps. shows that though there were a
large number OF cases treated during
the week thero were only seventeen
of this number VINO were veterans,
and there was not a single death Con
sidering the advanced age Of the vet
Grams. their hard trip across the CON
tlnent and over The mountains. and the
extreme heat during a portion OF the
encampment week, the showing is re-
garded as remarkably good.
During tho week there were 220
cases treated by the Red Cross corps.
or these $50 were of children compos-
Ing the living flag. who tainted during
the parade, seventeen were old vet
ersns-twelye OF this number were
overcome by exhaustion during the
march-and the remainder were spec-
ist0rs and others who tainted during
he parade. or who were taken III dur
ing the week There was not a single
death and by Saturday every ono who
was stricken had fully recovered.
The showing in Salt Lake CITY com
pares very favoTably With that OF other
cities in which the encampments have
recently been held During the parade
OF the old soldiers In Minneapolis In
1906 there were 100 veterans overcome
from tho heat and exhaustion. and OF
these there were three deaths. Dur
ing the week there we're other deaths
OF veterans attending the encamp-
mont Al Saratoga Springs IN 1907
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TEN LITTLE CIGARETs.

Ten little clgarets. in wrapper fine;
The small boy samples them, then
there are nine.
Nine little cisarets, quickly one by
Get their work in on the youth. then
there are none.
Four bearded doctors sitting round
the bed.
Each with different shake TO his
learned head
Three big diseases waiting 10 destroy.
All bearing Latin names as long as
the boy.
Two undertakers, gratitude in eve.
Bow low 10 the doctors as they pass
en- by.
One little funeral 10 the graveyard
bore
One little smoker less-one angel
morc?-Selected
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Vancouver 8; Seattle 1

Seattle, Aug 20.-Vancouver Won
an eighteen inning game from Seattle
today by a score of TO l. Vancou-
yer tied in the ninth. In the eighteenth
with one man out, Bennett fumbled
Flanagan's grounder and then threw
wild 10 first From second the runner
scored on Quigley's line drive TO
center. A decision by Umpire Corney
gave Vancouver another run In this
inning AID resulted in Pitcher Thomp-
son being ruled out OF the game, An
derson finished without allowing a
run or hit Score: r. II e.
Seattle .... .l 3
Vancouver .,......3 12 o
Batteries--Thonpson, Anderson and
Shea; Flanagan and Sugden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
RECORDS BROKEN
IN AUTO RACES

Indianapolis. Aug. 2O-Strang and
Sengel shared the honors of the sec
ond day of the automobile racing
meet on the new Indianapolis speed
way today. The former Won the fast
est one hundred mile race ever held
in this country The latter estab-
lished a new teu-mile record. Not a
single accident marred the days rae
ing
The feature was the easy victory
of Strang, who drove a Buick in the
100-mile race. Strang led all the way
and won by about ten miles in The ex-
ceptional time of :32 IS $40. Al first
1t was thought this was a new 100
mile record for this country. but the
officials announced that they had de
cided to allow the mark of | 80 Is $40
made by Chevrolet in the first 100
miles of the ESQ mile race yesterday
stand. despite the fact that Chevrolet
did not finish the race. Strang, how
ever. beat Chevrolets records for
nearly all the distances between 90
and 100 miles. Strans'S time was
more than II minutes better than the
100 mile track record made by Bur
man at Columbus, Ohio. on July .,
Of this year Burman's record was
made on 3 one-mile trac
Dewitt In a Buick finished second
10 Strang in the long race in 1:I1
% $40. and Stillman in a Harmon was
third in l:42 81 6-10. Harroun in a
Marmon, was the only other of tho
seven starters 10 finish. The Buick
(ChevroleD. MarlonC MonsonD and
(Stuntz) dropped out early in the
race
Car Works Perfectly.
Strang never stopped once during
the 100 miles. his car working Ike
a carefully adjusted piece of delicate
mechanism. His pace was uniform
throughout He increased his lead all
the way and never once was he forced
to take the rivals dust
The American automobile associa
ton will not withdraw It's sanction
from the meet as its officers are sat
isCied that the speedway owners have
done all in their power to make the
course safe.
Every inch Of II Was oiled and tar
rcd and the bad spots repaired az much
as possible
Before Strang started on his won.
derml race the honors had gone to
Sengel. who established a new ten
mile record in his machine. This was
the second time In the meet that this
record had been broken.
Chevrolet reduced Oldfield's mark
OF 912 3-5 yesterday when he won
ten mile race in S:5s 4-l0 and Sen.
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LAST RITES OVER THE
BODY OF WA. FlSAES

LAYTON. Aug. 19.-Funeral services
for the late William Fisher wore hold
Wednesday in the Layton meetipS
house and were conducted BY Bishop
u. 3. Harris. The speakers were Rey.
Hickman OF Kaysville. and Alex. Dsw'
son. David Layton and Lawrence Hey
wood Of Layton.
Deceased was member ot the Es-
tablished Church of Scotland. but was
very liberal minded All spoke OF his
stcrling honesty. lnternient took
place IN the Kaysville cemetery.
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WANTEO-A FATHER:. a LITTLE
eOYS PLEA.
MISS FRlEDA DRESSED,

WANT EO-A FATHER: a LITTLE
eOYS PLEA.
Julia II. Johnston, Peoria, III.
y shy little boy stood peering
Through The door OF a bright saloon.
He looked as ii food and clothing
Would be thought a most welcome
boon
And one OF the men. in passing,
As ii tossing a dog a bone,
Asked. What do YOU Want this even.
ing?'
In a rude and unkindly tone.
4 am wanting"-the boys lips trem-
bed-
81 am wanting my father. sir"
And he gazcd at the little tables
Where the careless on-lookers were.
II was there that he saw his father.
But the man only shook his head.
And the boy, with his thin cheek burn
ing,
Ran away with a look of dread.
On, the ldlnerS-the fathers wanted
How the heart-break. and bitter
need.
With the lonSings. deep and piteous.
For the wandering children plead.
May the children's call arouse them.
May the fathers arise and go
With the young souls waiting for
them,
For the little ones need them So
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FORK MAN
BURIED ON WEDNESDAY

American Fork, Aug l9.-W. 3.
Richan of the Fourth ward died at his
home Monday night at $50 o'clock
after an Illness of only u few weeks,
He had not been In the best of health
for the last year, but It was thought
that his illness was not serious until
about ten days ago when he was
taken much worse and continued to
decline until his death.
MIR. Riohan was 80 yeas Of age. He
leaves a wife and a family Of eight
small children. The funeral was held
this afternoon at o'clock.
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PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Respeo
tive Slgncrs for Further
Inform alton.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of James F Hunter, deccas-
ed.
Creditors will present their claims
with vouchers to the undersigned at
the law Office Of Richards. Davis &
BOYD. Rooms No 305-309 in the EcclcS
Bldg, at the Southwest corner OF th5
intersection OF Washington Ayenue
and TwentyfOUrth Street in Ogden
City. Weber County. Stale OF Utah, on
or before the seventh day of Decem-
ber. 1909.
GEORGE F. HUNTER,
JOHN c. HUNTER,
Administrators
Richards. Davis & Boyd, Attorneys
for Administrators.
Date OF first publication August 7th,
1903.
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Acl .1,,lvliiy

If you hove sudden ohill-n you have
oolic, cramp or dinrThoa- don't wait min
ute. Tahc c ,easPooEful Of Perry Davis
Painlullor IN half glass Of hot water or milk.
You'll 10 on the road to quick recovery.
Have this tred roTnedy on hand for imme-
6iate use. 1oing prepared s half the bat
tie New C.ze bottles $50, also Ii SOC. size.
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there were eighN-eight veterans
stricken during the parade, and during
the week there were three deaths OF
veterans with ideal weather at To
lcdo there were forty-two veterans
overcome during the parade.
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gel slashed this TO S:23 2-lO in the
ten-mtle free for all today.
Aitken, In a National. who finished
second IN that event had the honor OF
breaking Chovrolets old mark. as his
time was S:32 6-l0.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
SEE WHAT "JEFF" SAYS. eoYsl

Probably the strongest physical
makeup In the world belongs to the
famous boxer. James j. Jehrles James
has something to say to boys. II is
worth reading and needing. boys. This
Is II.
I'D give a boy or anybody else the
same advice that his mother would
give him. But the trouble is that boys
think they know more than their
mothers and fathers. and when they
find that they don't, it Is too late. q.
Every little boy that smokes a cigaret
may be perfectly sure that he is do
ing his best TO make himself no ac-
count Cigarct smoke ruins a
boys lungs. The same cigaTet smoke
poison hurts boys brains. so that
he cant use his brains well, either
Do YOU suppose Id have this chest
on me if | had had box Of cigarets
in nv pocket when ] was a boy
What ! tell YOU about cigaretS is also
true about all the other foolish things
that boys and young men do. a
hoy is born with certain amount OF
strength, He has got TO keep that and
add 10 1t by living in the way he ought
10 live. The best thing that he can
do is 10 mind his mother
81 have to work like a slave said
good woman, weary with her wOl-
ries. but the answer came from more
way.wise comradc; %, but, my dear.
YOU can work like queen. Frances
Willard
Civilization can never be sue
cess un.il the saloon has become a
memory Of what men once endured"
Golfers Weekly.
The Wabash Railroad has now ta-
booed the use of clgarets by it's en-
ploys.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE

Tho human brain and the nervous
system just like the trunk lines and
wires of street car system-becomc
burned out. DR.. Van Geiscu.
Official Brain PatholoelSt.
New York City.
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TRADE IN FIRST sAseMeN.

Detroit. Aug. 20 First Baseman
Claude Rossman wss iodaN traded BY
the Detroit American league club ior
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

First BaSeman Tom Jones OF the ST
Louis American league team.
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SPOR is
Continued from Page Two)
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Aberdeen 8; Protland
Tacoma O. snokann &.

Tacoma. Aug. 2o.-Seore: II H. e.
Tacoma .................. % ,
Spokane ............,., 30 . >
Batteries-Bakcr. Butler and Dash
wood; Jensen and Spencer
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vernon S; Sacramento z.

Batteries-Hitt. Schafer and Brown /;
Ehman. FitZSolald and La Longc.
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attcrlcs-Thorsen and Orendorff:
Conneson, Reidy. Wigs and Bynes
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Here's a sentence 10 remember,
Be II April or December.
BE II any kind Of weather:
Rum and Rain march together -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

Los Angeles 3; Oakland 2.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

Civilization can never be a sue
cess un.il the saloon has become
memory Of what men once endured.
Golfers Weekly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

The Wabash Railroad has now ta-
booed the use of clgarets by its en-
ploys.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-21

eEoTet Tho co.oporotor Is q n'oQo1Ino thot wc
- publish i,sco month. !. Is BRIGHT In
toroHtlno and full OF voiusbio Information.
oyou want your nome put on 'no mall
Inc lietI
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
ONE TO ILLINOIS,
OTHER WISCONSIN
Earthly Remains Of w. n. Athay And
L. j. Boorman to Repose Among
Loved Ones

The body of Water II Athay. one
Of the unfortunate men whose life
came to such sudden and tragic
end in a room OF the Williams room
ing house Saturday night. was last
night shipped to Paxton, Ill, where It
will repose beside that of his wife.
whose death preceded that Of her hus-
band several years
One daughter who Is grown. re-
mains 20 mourn the departure of an
unfortunate, though TO all appear
ances a kind and conslderate parent,
According % a statement made by
A j. Athay, a brother Of the deceased,
who arrived here from Lawrence,
Kansas. yesterday evening. w n.
Athay was not without means. He
had just closed a deal for a farm
near Narsissa. east Of Vinita. paying
ST 500 for same. This farm he was
preparing to move 20 In the spring.
after making some improvements he
had under contemplation lie was a
painter and paper hanger by trade,
and recently wrote his brother that
he had secured several good contracts
at Claremore where he expected to
begin work as soon as the weather
was suitable. Mr Athay does not be
lleye taat his brother deliberately
took his own life. but rather that he
unwittngly took an overdose of dead
II drug. which he used as a sedatiye.
And this opinion Is shared in by many
including the attending physicians
and county otncials who had the sift-
ing of the case i'm charge
4 telegram was received from the
mother of H. J Boorman. the other
man. whose dead body was found IN
the room at the same time Athay was
found. directing that the remains be
prepared for shipment and sent TO
GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin The message
was received by Sheriff Ridenhour
and turned over to Taylor& Parker.
undertakes. who carried out les in-
structions, shipping the body this af-
ternOon
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ADMITS HE KILLED
EXPRESS CLERK
orville Poland confesses TO Shooting
Friend With Whom He
Slept
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
Hutchinson, Kans., Feb. 20. Oryille
Poland. aged nineteen years, arrest
cd yesterday charged with the murder
of Jesse Haymaker. the express clerk
found IN the Office at the depot here
yesterday morning confessed today
that he Is guilty.
Roland said he went 20 the express
Office Tuesday night and told Hay
maker, who was an intimate friend,
he desired to sleep In the Office for
the night as his mother was not at
home llaymaker gladly gave his
consent
Il may have been crazy that ! did
II declared Foland we both Of us
went to sleep Later | awoke and
Jesse was dead ana had a pistol in
my hand Then | went to the uptown
office and robbed the cash drawer !
got seven dollars and a quarter but
don't know What ala with it"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
SCHOOL MONEY LOANS
GROW IN POPULARITY

Guthrie. Okla, Feb 23-The fol
lowing loans were made during the
week ending February 20th by the
state school land commissioner.
/ Kinney, Altus. $1,000. G. L. Col
Inns. Moody, $500 +. g. Babcock, War.
wick, $1,000, A Lowery, Muskogee,
$4,000 Beulah q Hart. Woodward
$500 A. c. Beattie, Arnett. $500.
Thomas ID Bard Sr.. Chelsea 1880:
A. J. Pollock. Taloga, $3.50; H. f.
Massman, Alva. 5000 Roy Combs Elk
City, $500; Wm DeLoach, Non $500;
Mary N Brions. Non, 5000 l.. y.
Sparks. Shirley s400; NJ J Casady,
Cheyenne $500. Lille NJ hatcher. BE.
bee, 5000
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
NEW ELECTION LAW
APPLIES TO VINITA
Revised Measure Cuts City Marsha
And Street Commissioner From
Elective Officers

Guthrie Okla, Feb % The senate
passed on third reading the Taylor
bin providing for complete city elec,
tion law with the emergency section
attached
The bill cuts out the city marshal
or chief Of police and the street COM
missioner from the list Of elective
officers and companion bill, also
BY Taylog was passed by the senate
today making those officers appointed
by the mayor and confirmed by the
council
The Price bin from the house. rails.
ing the salaries on assistant bank com-
missioners t0 81 500 per year and
creating eight such assistants was
passed finally IN The senate but the
emergency lost
The house passed a bin by smith
0t Grant fixing the duties OF the state
examiner and inspector and authoriz-
ing him TO inspect the accounts of all
county officers also giving him an
assistant. one stenographer and eight
field deputies.
The house also advanced 90 third
reading the bin by Bryan and Tillot-
son, prescribing method by which
lost court and public records might
be restored
Smith OF Custer introduced a joint
resolution reeiting that the alleged
salt trust of Kansas has a monopoly
OF the salt business In oklahoma and
providing that the state 90 into the
salt business.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
LOSES LIFE BY
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
lige Granger Shot at Rabbit Under
Building And Received Bullet
In Own Brain.
ny AssocIated press

BY Associated Press
News reached this city late yester-
day evening that Lige Granger, re-
siding on the Tom Archer farm, five
miles northwest Of here had accident.
ly shot and killed himself Complete
details are lacking, but from those at
hand 1t appears that young Granger
while lying face downward on the
ground, fred q charge from Mnches.
ter at a rabbit under a building that
the bullet struck a stone. rebounded
and striking him in the head kiiieI
him instantly
Young Granger who Was a cripple,
having lost n leg some years ago, was
we'll and fayorably known in Yinita
Notwithstanding his hampered condi-
tion, he managed to perform all kinds
OF farm wark and was On exceedingly
active young man and noular among
bis neighbors. Up 10 the hour Of golng
TO press IL had not been learned what
arrangements had been made for the
burial OF the body
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
ENGINE STARTS BIG FIRE
IN OIL TANKS NEAR TULSA

Tulsa, OKLA, Feb 25. Fire. which
started from an engine on a lease be-
long to the Little Rock Oil com
pany some two miles northeast of
the city. yesterday morning, destroy
ed ! 800 barrel tank. Il $50 barrel
tank and a rig The spread Of the
flames We're checked only by the ener
getic efforts of the lease employees.
Great volumes of smoke floating mp.
wards and obscuring a part of the
heavens excited the attention of the
business district Many persons went
out from the city TO get near view
of he Ere
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
8 STATES VISITED
BY WIND STORM
Twelve Persons Known 70 Have Per
ished In Storm That Extended
Over Three States.
Ry Asaoclated Press


Memphis. Tenn, Feb 24-That the
storm Of wind and rain which prevails
ed IN parts of Arkansas, Mississippi
and Tennessee was most severe Il
confirmed By adVices received early
today IN the counties Of Ionoke.
Woodruff. Prairie and Ponsett. IN AT
kansas. the force of the storm. which
apparently originated in the first nam
ed county, was strongly felt. The
town Of Fisher IN poinsett county. was
practically destroyed. but two build
ings being left intact. Six persons
We're killed and n number Of others
seriously injured
Near Augusta the dead number six
while several others are more or less
seriously injured. Telegraph and tele-
phone wires are prostrated and the
full extent Of the damage is not yet
known
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LEGISLATORS ARE AFTER
IqE CATTLE TICK NOW

Guthrie, Okla, Feb 25. The quar-.
antine department of the state De.
partment of agriculture has finished
an preparations 10 begin a series of
assaults on tho cattle tick March
ors superintendent Bryan says that
all the inspectors laid off January
will be put back on. ana others en-
gagged and paid witt ne money say.
cd during the winter months by lay
Ing Oft as many inspectors as possible.
The department hopes 20 clear sew.
eral counties of the dreaded cattle
scourge tnis year.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
A CONSPIRACY TO
DEFLRAUD ALLEGED
Custer Proceedings Are Filed Against
County Judge Cobb Of Sem.
mole County.

Guthrie. Okla, Feb, 23-Attorney
General Charles J. eWst has filed GUS
ter proceedings in the Oklahoma sup
RENE court to remove from Office I. s..
Cobb, county judge of Seminole eoun-
ty, alleging that Cobb entered con
spiracy with land men TO fraudulently
sell the land or Seminole minors, and
that he made a false acknowledge
ment in one case and in another inti-
dated an Indian woman into signing
away deed to her allotment
The petition also alleges that on
November 1G, 1908, and since that
date, Judge Cobb entered into an UNI
lawful oonsiracy with IL. +. King, j.
S. Barham and e. H. Payne, who have
Incorporated the Oklahoma Bank and
Trust company for the purpose of
traudulently causing 60 be sold at
grossly inadequate prices the lands
OF Seminole minors with the consent
OF II. s. Cobb
King, according 10 the allegations
had himself appointed guardian OF
many minor Indians. and then made
application for the sale of the lands
Of his wards through false representa-.
tions and that these sales were ap-
proved by Judge Cobb It is alleged
that in twenty-five instances, J. S.
Barham, another member OF the firm
bid In the lands ut onetenth their
real value and that Judge Cobb had
appraisers appointed who would ap.
praise the land a one-tenth of its
value and that In twenty instances
applications for sale were not sworn
to-
"A grand Jury under The attorney
general IS now investigating alleged
Iand frauds in the Seminole nation
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
BIG INSURANCE COMPANY
IS BARRED FROM STATE

Guthrie, Okla. Feb, .. State In.
suranoe Commissioners McComh. has
denied the Great American Life IN.
suranee Co. OF st Louis, the right to
operate in the state of Oklahoma. The
company failed to comply with the
laws Of the state, aud the order was
made after repeated warnings from
Commissioner MeComb
Up to December 1st. 1903. the com
pany is alleged TO have secured sl47,-
600 of business In Oklahoma without
license The procuring of these APP
plications was a violation OF the law
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-02-26
TULSA IS TO Be A CLOSED
TOWN, SAY NEW OFFICIALS

Tulsa Okla Feb % Mayor John
o Mitchell. who took his seat last
night with the Inauguration Of the
commission form OF government. IN
his inaugural address and iu a pub.
llshed statement today said that here.
after Tulsa viii be closed town.
Gambling houses are closing and the
gamblers and jointists are leaving
town 4 metropolitan police force
will be organized
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TO ENABLE OSAGES TO
SELL THEIR SURPLUS LANDS

Washington. y c.. Feb % The
Mcclure bill permitting Usage In.
dians. with the approval OF the seere-
tary of the interior. to designate any
one of their three selections of land
as homestead. passed the house yes.
terday The measure IN itself Ii not
SO important expect when considered
with another measure which is pend
Ing and will probably become law,
directing the secretary OF the interior
to permit Osages Co sell their surplus
land when they make application and
are found competent