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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-04
FIGHTERS TO MIX
IN KANSAS CITY
Mcfarland and Thompson Sign Third
Set of Articlee-Go on Nov. 8.
NV Ed. w. Smith J

CHICAGO Nov, 4.-IS Kansas City
going to make this second match be-
tween Packey Mcfarland and John
nv Thompson stand up? Here's hop
Ing. for that's about as nifty little
combat as ore could hope to see be
tween any two men that could be pick
ed. 1t viii prove all the better If it
stands this time. because of the vast
amount of trouble that was encounter
ed in getting it over the shoals Like
Finnegan's job 1t was on again anu
off again. For forty-eight hours ev-
erybody was satisfied that II looked
like a natural case OF quilt.
Under the present condition OF
things the men are to meet In Kan
sas City upon the night of November
S and battle ten rounds to a decision.
This latter portion of the agreement
Is one of the neatest things about IL,
Ii makes 1t almost certain that there
will be winner and a loser And TO
make il all the stronger and to show
that his heart Is in the right place up
on the left side Packey last night
wired to the promoters of the club at
Savannah. Ga, and called on his
match there November Il with Bert
Keyes
This Cas- Welch of Kansas City Is
a most engaging sort Of person, He
became master of the situation a very
short time after he got hold of tho
fighters b. their cauliflower ears and
the managers by their bumps of fin
ance and told them, in a quiet way,
that he was doing everything in his
power to bring the boys together, that
a week more or less. sooner or later,
matters little to them II they JuSt
thought II over for a minute or two
And the first thing YOU knew that
big man with the strong face covered
with that winning, genial smile bad
completely won the hearts of the fight
ers, who had gone into session with
him to tear his heart out and tell him
a lot of things they thought about
his bad management In getting the af
fair put off from the regular date.
"Ill go TO Kansas City and finish
my training IL You wish, Mr.. Welch,
said PacEey TO him politely after ev
erything was fixed up The young man
from the stockyards was completely
| hypnotized by that winning style.
Very glad TO have YOU and / vii
try to find quarters for you" was tho
equally polite rejolnder. II was grea
the way the thing ended.
Thompson at least will continue his
training here for the time at least AM
! probably Will 90 to Kansas City abou
four days before the grand engage
ment
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obscuritv TO become varsity full
back and there were general indica-
tione all around that tho Eli advisers
were in A pretty bad way. There is
nothing of the sort al all probable at
New Haven this fall Howard Jones
has been aole to get along without di-
yidIng, the coaching coterle into two
camps. and the abundance OF good
substitute materials indicates a per
monent lineup on the order already
so thoroughly tested.
steve Philbin of Yale Is a player
who has taken considerable time in
the development OF style of run.
ming that is as unusual as IT is hard
10 sion. Unlike the Swaying, swery
ing. rushing of Eddie Dillon and also
moi in ANYWAY similar to the longer
stride and changing speed OF Tibbott.
PhilbinS style is quick and snappy
and accumulateS momentum AT every
stride. He runs so much on his toes
that IL Is very noticeable, lifting his
knees almost 10 his chin at every step
AT first he appears to be almost mark
inr time. so pronounced is tho eNaG-
gerated knee action. which lacking
the somewhat loose effect that Coys
knee work has. In that 1t Is more me-
chanical. is still not only great
means of gathering speed but also
serves as an effective protection
against anything but the surest sort
of a hard tackle. Phllbin did not
have this two years ago He acquired
it probably through a good deal of
study and perhaps after watching Coy
many times in a broken field.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-04
ANTI
RULES FOUR YEARS

New York. Nov. 3-Battle-scarred
Tammany, which yesterday elected
mayor. but lost city. took up today
the gloomy work of setting It's house
In order for four years of avowed
antl-Tammany government In the
greater city,
An analysis shows that the election
which resulted in the defeat by the
Fusion forces OF every important Tam
many-Democratic candidate below the
mayor, was more of a victory for the
anti-Tammany Democrats. who had
lined up with the Republicans under
the Fusion banner, than for the
straight out Republicans.
Anti-TammaDy Democrats. elected
on the epublican-Fuslon ticket. for
four years win be in absolute control
of the citys purse strings. They Will
have a clear majority in the board OF
estimates and apportionment and
therefore the right of spending more
than a billion dollars OF the city's
money.
The board of estimate includes be-
sides Mayor Gaynor-who In the past
has been q strong anti-machlne man
five anu-Tammany Democrats and
two Republicans. The sixteen votes
allotted the various members of the
| board are so distributed that besides
Justice Gaynor's three ballots, anti
| Tammany Democrats will have nine
| and the Republicans four.
In this board. according TO anti-Tam'
many Democrats, is 10 be found a
! nucleus of what they believe will make
for a compile reorganization OF the
Democratic party. 1t was rumored
today that the attempt TO create a
new order of things for New York
CITY Democracy already was under
way. Charles F. Murphy. who sue
ceeded Richard Croker as Tammany
leader, came out with a formal dis
avowal of these rumors at the same
time denying a report that he was to
be deposed.
II have no intention of resigning,
said Murphy. Il have not heard OF
any opposition to me within the party
and | have heard nothing about these
reported rumblings of discomfort"
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YALE AND HARVARD
FOOTBALL TEAMS
Three Stars of Three Teams Who
Are Expected to Kick Goal
From Field.

Boston. Nov with Coy of Yale.
O'Flaherty of Harvard and Cunning
ham of Princeton showing pronounc-
cd and unusual drop kicking ability,
IT will not be surprising If the out
come of either the Yale-Princeton or
Haryard-Yale games hinges upon
goal made from the field. Penn and
Michigan will likewise line up agains;
each other. each with proficient drop
kicker In her makeup as Captain
Allerdice of the Ann Arbor eleven Is
somewhat OF an adept at the field goal.
and Alec ThayeT of the Quakcrs has
been able on several occasions 10 drop
the ball between the cross bars under
pressure Tho season sees the pass
Ing OF the somewhat awkward place
ment kick behind a scrlmmage line
and the real advent of the drop kick
az a not unusual feature Of O game,
The rule makers may have been en-
dowed with a bit of second sight when
they diminished the value OF the field
goal last winter. From later devel-
opments Il would certainly seem that
they had been gifted with the ability
to look forward into the present year.
Still there are critics who maintain
that the drop kick is worth full
four points. and moreover these crit
les appear TO be rather In the major
ity than In the minority.
A rather remarkable thing about
new football has been the production
of a long list OF wonderfully good
full.backs since the introduction OF
the new rules That this has been
ct To ho llotrIh,,.
tion OF the defense is, in a measure.
true The line plunger OF the past
few years has had less resistance to
overcome than had the great backs
of the old game. Stlll in 4 game in
which ends and tackles, broken field
runners, quarterbacks and speedy
players OF every description arc sup.
posed TO come into their own the rec
| ord OF the heavier line smashers Is a
| brilliant one.
Last season saw a number of ex'
! cellent full-bac5s. Coy, Hollenbeck
Marks. Walder and Yer Weibe being
but few of the many effective play
ers In that position. This year there
are Coy and Marks again, while Minot
of Harvard, Hart of Princeton and
Hutchinson OF Pennsylvania are new
comers of more than ordinary ability
II does not appear likely that the
Yale coaching staff will become as
panic.stricken this year before the big
game, as it did last year. The great
shake-up that preceded the tussle with
Princeton could be laid to nothing
else, Coy was shifted to end. Brides
was converted into a tackle. Jack
Field was yanked out of comparative
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-04
MILLIONS NEEDED
FOR IRRIGATION

Salt Lake City. Nov. 3.-The senate
committee on irrigation and Chief F.
H. Newell Of the reclamation service,
got into Salt Lake city today after
inspecting the Strawberry irrigation
project and meeting with the water
users association at Spanish Fork.
The visitors were entertained at an
informal dinner at the Alta club by
Senator George Sutherland this even
ing Before leaving for Nevada to-
morrow. they will go out to Fort Doug
lass SO that Senator Warren OF Wyo-
ming, who is chairman OF the commit
tee on military affairs. can inspect the
post. Fallon. New. will be the next
point visited on irrigation matters.
Speaking for the committee Sena'
tor Carter said that all were concerned
about securing funds TO hasten the
completion of projects now under way
in order that the fund might be re-
imbursed by payments from settlers,
Forty or nifty million dollars would
he thought. finish the work In pro-
gress. Interest bearing warrants
issued against the fund to-
gether with the income from the sale
of public lands. have been considered
as a means of raising ready money.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on wnlch the advertise
ment Is to appear in order to insure
publication.
In the baking of Hess Bread all
hand work Is eliminated
Lost His Sank Rol-Chas. A How
ard, of Wakausha, Wisconsin, was ar
rested last night on the corner Of Wall
avenue and Twenty-fifth street and
brought 10 the station as q common
drunk He was under the influence
of liquor when he arrived at the po-
lice station and could not talk con
nectedly, but he claimed that when
he left Salt Lake. early In the after
noon, he had about a hundred dollars
on him. He showed the officers Sc
cret pocket where he had the money
hidden. but when he was searched
they could find none II is thought
that while trying to hunt out all the
saloons in town he became connden-
they rolled" him.
Call Allen. phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
a specially Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 4l2 25th.
COALl Call up Parker G Co for
rates on lump. nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. =
To Visit His Old Home.-Grover
McPeet, the popular night ticket
agent. at the Union Depot, has gone
TO visit his old home IN the east. He
will be away for about a month.
Buy your coal from Aseal Farr Coal
Co. Dealers in all kinds OF coal. Ind
141 Bell 256, =
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
l5S West 27th st. Phones 1914. =
Robbed Restaurant TiIl-Two men
entered the Central restaurant last
night and after ordering a meal sent
the waiter into the back room 10 get
them a bottle of beer. The walter
who was alone. went into another
room and while he was there the men
went through the till taking about
$50 a description was given 10 the
police and they are working on the
case.
Another Lucky Strike.-"The Coal'
from 81 90 up. 2001 pounds in each
ton Shurtliff & Co Phones is. -
Basketball Teams to Enter Contest
Basketball is being agitated in the
state now and. 1t is expected that to-
day, the Ogden High school the We
Der Academy. the Deaf and Blind
school and the Industrial school will
receive invitations 10 enter teams IL
the Inter-scholastic league.
Coal call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack.
Baby Dies In North oeden-FranciS
| H. OrtoD, the three -months-old son oI
Francis H and Mary Moore Orton
died at the home of his grandfather
County Commissioner Frank Moore, o
North ogden. yesterday The funera
will be held Friday, at o'clock. from
the Lynne ward meeting house.
e-z-Money Keny-Money to loan or
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
Anthracite Coal.-Fill your bin be
fore cold weather Phone q. John Far
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INTERNATIONAL LAW MADE
BETWEEN v. S. AND CANADA

Seattle. Wash, Nov. 3.-Relative to
the protest made or about to be made,
to the state department of the United
States against the sealing of the arms
OF Canadian sealing schooners In Beh-
ring sea last summer by the revenue
cutter Bear Omcers of the Bear,
which has Just arrived from the north.
say that the action taken was strict
" according to law. There is an in
ternatlonal agreement between the
United States and Canada by which.
for three months Of the year or while
the fur seals are breeding. there shall
be no hunting In Behring sea north Of
the 35th parallel and east of the 1S0th
meridian.
Giving Away Turkeys the
tailor. has adopted novel method of
celebrating Thanksgiving He is Civ.
Ing away turkey and cranberrles 10
patrons.
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WORLDS LONG DISTANCE
RECORD 4,30o MILES

Los Angeles. Calf, Nov. S.-What
is believed 10 be the worlds long dis
tance wireless record-4, 300 miles
has been made on the Pacific coast,
according 10 l.. H. Bleakely, chief op"
orator of n wireless telegraph com
pany. On September % last, Operator
Krenke of the San Diego wireless OF
fee, received at 80 a m. the posi-
ton of the British cruiser Bedford,
then on It's way across the Paciiic
to San Francisco. For two nights fol-
lowing. the Bedford's operator was In
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-04
SUITS IN MUNICIPAL COURT

w r. Robertson has commenced
suit in the Municipal court against Ed
ButterHeld to recover S1645. alleg FL
10 be due on an open account
I. NJ. Jones & Sons are suing James
Anderson for sSS.35 that the plaintiff
company claims IS due on an account
George A. Lowe & Co. has com
menced civil proceedings against a
Child to recover S3S.4S alleged 10 be
due for goods sold the defendant.
The Allen Baggage company has
fled a suit against r A Grant for S5''
clyalmed to be due the Dlalntin for
transfer work.
E. c. Rich has commenced action
against S. Hastings TO recover $125,oo.
alleged to be due for professional ser
vices.
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constant touch with the coast until

constant touch with the coast until
her arrival.
To confirm the wireless message he
had intercepted. the San Diego opera
tor wrote to the wirless operator on
the Bedford asking him OF the ships
position at 3 30 a m, on Sept. %. The
latters reply was that the cruiser
was in latitude 34.30; longitude 1882
which corresponded with the figures
given IN the wireless district of that
date. The British operator also con
firmed couple Of details in code
which established the authenticity of
the dispatch
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GE0. ]. KELLY
[ II A n K s
{ HEM
APPRECIATES THE LOYtATY OF
HIS ASSOCIATES.
Men Who Enlisted to Elect the Re
publican Ticket Arc Commended
for Splendid Work.

Chairman Geo j. Kelly, In acknowl-
edgmenJ of the loyalty displayed by
his co-worl1ers In the last election.
has issued the following public state
ment:
TO the Republican Workers.
Not being able 10 see each one per
sionally, | take this method OF pub
llcly expressing to you my gratitude
for the work done In the recent cam
palgn. for 7 realize that much credit
Is due TO those loyal workers who so
nobly fought the battle which brought
to us the splendid victory. and take
this opportunity Of showing TO you
that I appreciate the same
(Signed) GEO. ]. KELLY, Chairman. "
The Congregational Ladies' Will hold
a Brond and Cake Sale at Richardson
& Grants Saturday, Nov 9th. =
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LADIES

Having enlarged my Hair Dressing
Parlors, | can now. with able assist
ants. accommodate all patrons by
appointment. or call. Hotel and home
calls promptly answered. Work done
scientifically.
FRENCH MASK MASSAGE, scalp
treatment. tonic shampoo. manicur-
Ing, newest ideas in Hair Dressing.
Imported Hair Goods and Toilet Re
quisites. Hair weaving at moderate
charges. Mall orders given prompt
attention Ladies' invited TO rest room.
TEACH THE THINGS DO.
PERSONAL and correspondence instruc-
tons. Bell l353-K.
MRS. KELLAR. 246S Wash.
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CARNEGIE FUND
REV ARDS HER0ES

Pttsburg. Nov. with the regular
fall meeting of the Carnegie Hero
fund commission today came the re-
warding OF fifty persons for acts oil
bravery and illustrlous conduct called
TO the commissions attention in the
last three months. With the eXcep-
ton of an award to citizen OF Can
ada the persons honored are residents
at the United States, twenty-five be
ing Ohio residents
Approximately 1884 600, twenty
three silver and twenty-seven bronze
medals were awarded. OF the fifty
heroic acts approved, fourteen OF the
persons responsible for them met
their death In those cases next OF
kin received the award.
The acts of courage included saving
children from trains rescues from
flood rivers. stopping RUNAWAY
horses and carrying persons from
burning buildings.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and all who assisted us in our time
of grief and sorrow; We especially
wish TO thank the speakers, and those
who delivered the beautiful songs at
the funeral of our Husband and Faith
er. Mrs ID. C. Dalton and Family. -
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The flannelettes which are new this
fall are exceedingly pretty. For night
clothes and negligees they are esDec.
tally pretty.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-04

One Of the new silks. quite similar
in appearance to the popular rajah.
Is called derby silk. 1t Is a silk and
cotton mixture.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

GOOD solicitor; fine opportunity for
right party. 10 23rd Street Bell
phone 7S1-Y.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-04

LOST-A crank for an automobile. at
Hot Springs Return to Standard.
Reward. IL 4 1wk
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOM9-
Ind. '9hone, two rings No. SO
Bell Phone, two rings, No. oe
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. phone. one ring. No. SO
Bell 'Phons. enc ring. No. Sd
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS.
The oasis., 1909-05-08

Doctor R. 1. Hewitt, formerly at La Colorado, residing now in Los Angeles, California, has sold the Hewitt Block in Tucson, for the handsome sum of $2S,000. Doctor Hewitt bought the ground some years ago and erected the building at total cost of $22 ,000, and beside realizing a handsome rental he profits now $6,000 in the advanced price of the property as realized by the sale.
 Mir. George w. Atkinson, whose visit Thursday is mentioned else where, was suffering from the effects of a bite by a dog, received a few days ago in Tucson, and he went to Doctor Chenoweth for treatment. While that medico was doing what could be done for the patient the latter remarked that he hoped he wouldn't have the hydrophobia, but if he does he knows five or six sons of b-elial in Santa Cruz county he would like to bite" So if you meet George in the street and he shows a disposi tion to froth at the mouth give hin clear track.
The oasis., 1909-05-08
Metal Quotations.

Following are the market quota lions on metals for today: Copper, 12s@13 cts. per lb. Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.20@4.25 Silver, per oz., 53B
 New York City, Exchange l.01 Pesos. Bullion value 424 Mex. Dol.-selling A
The oasis., 1909-05-08
NocALEs NOTES.

Only the pest Tn Mens wear at The Boston Store Inc. Monday evening Mrs. w. c. Budge went to Guaymas for a short visit.
 Elegant lace scarfs and shawls, a new consignment of exquisite creations in that line at LA MoDA. Sunday THE OASIS man went to Hermosillo and Guaymas, return ing home Wednesday morning. good, substantialservice wear Hamilton. Brown x Co.'s Patrol Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
 Next Monday evening there will be a small dance" at Armory Hall, for the benefit of the Catholic church.
 Panama hats, blocked and un- blocked, and pongee silk shirts for summer wear for gentlemen at LA MODA. Friday morning Mrs. Allen T. Bird went to Tombstone, where she is visiting Judge and Mrs. Fletcher NJ. Doan.
 Sunday morning Judge w. A. 0'Connor, district attorney of Santa Cruz county, started for Chicago where he goes on business visit "The American Gentleman" the finest and handsomest shoe fol gentlemen's wear, at the Rec House. Ramon Vasquez. Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Wood have returned from the Juarez mine, 1T the Altar district of Sonora, anC will remain in Nogales perman ently.
 Sunday evening Mrs. w. w Carney, Mrs. w. H. Farrel anC Mrs. H. M. Clagett returned iron their visit at Mazatland and Culi acan.
 Dress and fancy combs, Japanes fans and other elegant and stylisl articles of personal adornment fo ladies at LA MoDA.
 Friday evening of last week Col lector of Customs Con O'Keefe re turned from business trip t Yuma, Tombstone and other point in his district.
 Sunday night Mir. Alejandr Joftroy, the broker with offices i Nogales, Sonora, went southwar en route to Mazatlan, Culiacan an other points in Sinaloa.
 Cents and boys clothing an underwear, stylish, cheap and du able at the Red House, Ramo Vasquez. x
 Yesterday Mir. J. A. Spink, wt IS with the Western Commerce. company with headquarters Mazatlan, came up from the sout to visit with his family few day Last Saturday Nvgales was vi lted by Mir. s. L. Parke of Downe california, who has interests in u Fatagonia region, where he reside many years. The gentleman hs been at Patagonia two or thr, weeks looking out for his affairs.