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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25
GAVE HIS BROTHER A MILLION,

New York. Oct 25.--Through the
generosity of brother rich mine
owner, Or z, B. Morgan. eye and
ear specialist OF Paterson, \. j., with
modest income has become the
possessor Of S1.OO0.oOo Recently the
brother. DR.. John Morgan OF Boston,
realized S7.000.00O through the sale
of somc securities and. desiring his
brother TO share his good fortune. Of
feTed him million. The offer was
accepted and the Paterson physician
will retire from practice TO enjoy his
suddenly acquired wealth.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25

Do women cling to delusions longer
than men' That's an open question: In
China, men do the washing and they have
been doing it in the same old way for
1900 years.
In America more than a miIlionr
women have broken away from the old
fashioned traditions, and have adopted the
Fels-Naptha way of washing. That means
cold or ukewarm water-never hot-no
boiling, no hard rubbing, a saving of time,
temper, trouble, fuel, clothes and health.
Follow directions on the red and green
wrapper.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25

Halloween Party-"Les Bonnes
Nouvelles" club which Is comprised
of Misses Fern Farr, Helen Farr,
Pauline Farr, Nellie Bluth. .Beyrl Green
well. Lillian Scott and Celestia Peter.
son. will give a Halloween party next
Friday at the home of Miss Helen
Farr, 3lS7 Adams avenue.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Detroit used 10 men 10 beat the
Sox. Summers, Speer and Nli4etl
doing the pitching. Doubles oy
Crawford and Killiier scored the
runs OF Burns and Walsh IL the
ninth and tenth.
In the Chicago game Speer re-
tired the Sox In the eighth and
ninth innings with the Uases full,
on double plays 10 the plate and
first base.
Boston made II four out OF FIVE
from Washington and cinched
second place In the league race.
Wood weakened and Steele and
Arrellanes finished the game.
Morgan lost tough one for the
Athletics, q batting bee ard a wild
fit allowing the Yanks TO score
two runs in the ninth and win
2 TO l.
TIE Browns shut out Cleveland.
Petty pitching fine ball against
Sitton and Falkenberg. Hoffman.
Jones and Ferris punched hits
twice.
The st. Louis game was the first
defeat OF Pitcher Sitton, OF Cleve-
land, who has been remarkably
lucky so far. He was batted out
OF the box by the tail-enders.
st. Louis is within one point OF
Washington and may crawl out
OF last place today.
In the New York game Eddie
Collins. the Athletics second-base-
man got four hits of Doyle and
Manning and now leads the
league.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

.CLOCKERs ABOUND
At PEORIA TRACK
First Gathering of the Head-Liners
for Racing Purposes Is On and
Meeting Starts Saturday.

PEORIA. H.. June 29.-While they
are celebrating Fourth OF July from
one end OF this country 10 another
with tirecrackers. devil chasers, pm
wheels and the other bang and spec
tacle makers, Peoria will celebrate 10y
holding the opening mile-track har
ness meet OF the season.
IL is true that harness racing mas
been going on for some time. but
only on the half-mile bull rings II
remains for Peoria to uncover the reaI
thing. and with splendid weather IN
prospect and the city flied with horse
men, everything promises another sen
sational week like that one which last
summer made old-timers sit Up and
calculate
That meeting last summer WAS one
of repeated wonderful performances
rrotters and sidewheelers went SC
fast that the length OF the track was
doubted and il was surveyed before
records would be accepted only 10 be
fouad accurate SO il is not without
reason the rcinsmen expect 20 see
them 10 10 low marks this year
With some OF the greatest team
sters in the country, including Ma rs
I'd" Geere. Lon Mcdonald Charlie
Dean and Dick McMahan on the job
there are 200 equine speeders mere.
Peorio offers horsemen the first %
portunity OF the year 10 get line on
the good things that will be shipped
down the grand circuit or over the
great western tracks. and they are
here in droyes, clocking the Quarte-s
and filling their books with dope for
future reference
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
WALTER cox AND STRING
ARRIVE AT TERRE HAUTE
Eastern Trainer Has Big Caravan. as
Usual, and Reports that Bisa
Is Looking We'll for M. & NJ.

TERRE HAUTE. June 29.-T9c
Christian Hill stable OF trotters and
PAGERS In charge OF Trainer Walter
Cox and comprising the most form'd
able aggregation OF fast harness
horses in any one barn has arrived
here. two cars being required Tor ths
rs horses. their trappings. carts, sui
kies, caretakers. shoeing shop and the
stable mascot. Sir Billy.
The horse stock was made up OF
record animals, two 3-year-olds. lour
2.year-olds, two green trotters, toHf
unmarked PAGERS and brood m're
The training squad contains IL PAGERS
and IL trotterS.
The trotters are Bisa. 2:27 ga;
Busy Boy. ALI Ia; Border Guard
2:22S4 Melva J.. by Peter the Great:
Border knight, by Bingen, dam by
Peter the Great, Dorchester. Swear
old colt by The Director Genera :
Mary G.. Syear-old by Walnut halI'
rrnssora. 2-year-old Ally by Moko; La
Restina. 2-year-old Ally by Moko out
of half.sister 10 Ozanam, 200; Car
RE Farnum. 2.year.old flly by Mo&o
and Ozelle. 2.year-old Ally by Ozeile.
The PAGERS are Argot Boy, 2:03 Il,
Jerry b. 2:O4 IA; Milton S. j.
2:O6 g.: Shakspere. 2:o9 "a; Hoosi"F
Prince. 2:l2 Ia; Cecilian Ming
I2:l7 IA; Kavallo. 22l; Branham
Bauehman. PA l.2; The Bosun, oy
Alkalone out OF the dam OF Cochatc;
Dan Wilkes. by Harrison Wilkes.
t2.li Ia: Or. Cecilian Prince. and
Miss Nervolo. by Nervolo.
Cox starts in racing here. which
gives him two weeks TO smooth out
the horses who take the work early II
the campaign. Bisa is without qucs
ton the star OF the stable and 4 sue
meets with no misfortune she Viii e
into winter quarters known as one o.
the best trotters that the turf has eyei
seen.
The daughter OF Bingara has work.
Dover a fraction faster than ? IS. fni
was not a remarkable performance IL
point OF speed tor a trotter who with
In a month must be able TO smash ~
miles better than 2:Q7. but II WAS don
In a manner which pleased.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
WILLIE keller
TO PLAY NO MORE
Spike Wound In Foot Permanently
cripples the One-Tine King OF
the Games Outfelders

NEW YORK. June 2s-Willie Keel
err. the hard-hltying captain and right
fielder OF the Highlanders. has at last
closed his professional career. The
famous old Oriole will never more be
seen upon the diamond.
During the recent New York-Cleve-
land series Keller was badly spiked
the tendon In his right fooI being prac
tically severed while coliiding on the
base line with one OF the Nap infeld
ers. And the other day. while walk
Ing down Broadway with Hal Chase
some friend jostled him in horse play
and the sudden wrench snapped the
tendon
He can never run again. and one OF
the greatest hitters and outhelders the
game has ever known has passed ou'
OF the limelight
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
VETS TIE AND THE
COLTS WIN GAME 1
OF YESTERDAY
Tigers Grab Fourth Straight From
Burns ard Leave for Home-ln
Series With Sox Two Out OF
Three Are Victories.
Game Work Of Speer and Killifer
Features a Day Of Many Substitu
tions by Manager Jennings.
BY PAUL II. BRuskE.

To the supreme Indignation OF the
outraged Chicago scorers Manager
Hughie Jennings shifted his time
honored tactics of leaving pitcher IN
the box to work out his own salvation
and. materially assisted by the oouhc
Ing proclivities of the genial amps
gave the Tiges such a shaking up a.
to defy comparison with any games II
which the team has taken part since
Mr.. jennings assumed the helm.
In all. Hughie had l6 men IN the
game for varying periods and. had
Noriarty been along there might have
been another. for there was still an
opening or two.
Hughes radical change of tactics Is
so noteworthy as to demand enumera-
ton. Here is the story:
Cobb kicked on a decision at thlrd
base and was benched. Jones went
TO right field In his stead.
Schaefer had a similar fuss over a
decision at second which he failed 10
forget and kept drawing the attention
OF the Jump TO his alleged error. lie
wendell his way and Killifer ap-
peared.
Eddie Summers got 10 going I'll
badly and Jennings yanked him and
substituted Muliin at the bat. Geoi sc
got on and Donovan ran for him.
Speer, who followed Summers, was
yanked in the tenth TO let Schmidt
bat.
willett pitched the tenth against
the Sox.
And They All Delivered
Nor should the fact be lost sieht
of that all the Tiges injected thus
with the lone exception Of Donovan
who had no chance, made good with d
vengeance
Killifer got two hits. one OF them
the double in the tenth which allowed
the Tigers TO score their winning ruiz
OF Ed Walsh, Wade coming home
from third on safe drive OF Schmidt
who subbed at the stick for Speer.
Jones paraded In his only time a
bat and didn't have chance IN the
field.
Mallin was handed a base OF ball!
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
NEGROES GREET JOHNSON
ON PITTSBURG ARRIVAL
Champion PuoIist viii Meet italian
Tony Ross In a Sls-Round Bout
There Tomorrow

pITTSBURG, Pa. June 29.-Jack
Johnson champion heavyweight pugil-
list Of the world. arrived in Pittsburg
this morning for his six-round bouI
tomorrow night with Tony Ross. the
big italian. Both men are in prime
condition FOR the battle.
That Johnson Is the idol OF his race
was proven by the welcome he re-
eeived when he stepped from the
train. Five thousand Negroes. head
ed by brass band were on hand TO
greet the black champion and they
escorted him through the principal
downtown streets TO his hotel.
Johnson says he is going 10 make
short work OF the Italian.
Tony says that while he expects the
bout TO go the full six rounds he will
hand out a little better than he re-
ceiyes.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
C. A. A. GATHERS TEAM.
viii Have Cream Of Vests Athletic
Talent In Triangular Meet.

CHICAGO. June 29.-ArrangemeLts
have been practically completed by
the Chicago Athletic association Cor
the big triangular track meet between
the Chicago Athletic association, tie
New York Athletic club and the Irish
American Athletic club to be held here
on Aug. T. Coach Martin Delaney, CT
tho c. 4. A., announced today that ne
had secured the services OF a number
OF star performers, including many of
the men who were on the American
Olympic team last year.
Among these will be Shaw and
Fifeld. hurdles: Jacobs and Cook. pole
vault: French. Blankenagel. Rance
and Alice. distance runners. and May,
Hamilton and Hun in the dashes.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
TALK TRADE OF PLAYERS
Boston and Washington Discuss Sew
eral Possible Switches

WASHINGTON, June 2g.-Manager
Cantillon of the local club wants Ges'
sler, and wants him badly, while Lake
has gone on record as offering Cantii-
Ion $4,000 for Pitcher Charley Smith.
Cantillon turned down the cash offer
and said tonight that Smith was not
for sale at that price.
Cantillon. IL is understood. offered
Smith for Gessler, but Lake said:
There's not a chance in the world.
Even II the club wanted 10 get rid OF
Gessler, and 1t does not, Id be fool
TO let him go now with Speaker out Of
the game No. sir: as long as Gessler
continues TO play the kind OF ball he
Is putting up at present there will be
a place for him on the Boston team. ="
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Sporting Notes

rhe mayor Of WIikesbarre, Pa, will not
allow Jim JsHries TO box there.
The Detroit club has won IL out OF
IL games played against ST. Louis
and Chicago.
IiahtnInK hit the old abandoned flag
mole at the Polo grounds In New
York while the crowds and players
were under shelter. waiting Tor
storm 70 roll over yesterday.
IL t. said that the belle Isle Casino
will for the first time In It's history,
decorate for an event or a Welcom-
ing nature. during the celebration or
"Glidden Days
McNichol owner OF the Philadelphia
National league ball club, Is at the
faIr grounds ft includes Jack Ley
burn and Lady Green Goods. the lat
ter the champion yesrling OF last
year.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
S0X HAVE LOST SERIES.
Mondays Win by Tigers Cinches Re-
suit on Duel Between Pair.
(Chicago Tribune)

tChlCagO Irlbune)
The Tigers have won the year s
series from The Sox already. Yester-
days was their twelfth victory over
Comiskey's men this season The SOx
nave won only four games from De-
troit and there are six more 10 play
Ave OF them in Jungletown.
Detroit plays only one more game
In Chicago this year That is on the
last sunday of the season. next DC.
tober. when there probably will be no
great stakes left 10 play for.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Fast European.Bred Trotter.

Tho sensational trotter OF the day IN
Europe, and probably the best one
ever bred there. is a French stallion
called Jockey. At Modena. Italy. on
May 3, he trotted a mile In 2 :OS = on
a half-mile track. and at Bologna. one
week later. he won a race In XII y
and 2:lO. No other trotter OF French
stock ever displayed anything Ike the
speed shown by Jockey. and good
many horsemen have been disposed to
suspect that he was an American
horse masquerading under another
name than his own. II is said. how
ever, that his identity has been We
established. His sire. Azur. Is a son
OF Fuschia. the greatest OF French
trotting sires Both the sire and the
dam of Fuschia trace back to the
English hackney, family OF horses
that gave TO the American trotter the
dam Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
OF Week for This League.

Saturday. July 3. is an of day for
the Manufacturers league. no games
being scheduled. Play will be resum.
ed July 10. In making UP the SEIZED
ule for the season II was deemed best
to allow the various team comprising
the league an opportunity TO schedule
games for July 3. and 3.
The next regular meeting OF the
league officials will be held Monday
evening, July II, at ! o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
RARIFIED ATMOSPHERE
MAKES H0MERS EASY

\ ten. year-old boy could knock
home run almost any day IN
the week in the Western league
II the outhelders lid not play
deep.
The air Is 50 light in Denver
and Pueblo II is no stunt al nj
20 bat a ball SO Tar that II looks
no larger than a pea
The outhelders play so deep
you can't begin 10 distinguish
the letters on their shirts II you
stand at the plate II the out-
fielders didn't play deep there
would be a hundred homers IN
every game.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Y,le.Harvard "Rubber' Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 29.-Ail
interest in Yale commencement exer-
cises today centers around the annual
commencepent baseball game. which
is 20 be played his afternoon between
Yale and Harvard. This Is the second
game Of the series. and as Harvard
has one OF the games TO her credit,
the Yale nine must capture this game
In order TO break even. II Yale wins
the third game OF the series Will De
played IN New York on Friday.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Soldiers Beat Planners.

The Palmer Athletic club met defeat
at the hands OF the Army Y. NJ. c. A
baseball team on the Fort Wayne dia
mond. The game was well played
both teams showing up nicely The
score was 10 6. The battery for the
winning team were Karl. OF ID" Co.
and Waller, OF the same company
The soldiers are open for a game
July 10, and would like 10 hear from
some adult team early.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Grudne Bout Tonlnht.

BOSTON, Mass. June 29.-Eager
for battle, Tommy Sullivan, Of Law.
renee, and Joe Thomas. OF California,
arrived in Boston this morning They
will meet in grudge bout at the
Armory Athletic association tonight.
which will close the hstic season in
Boston.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
p. o. Clerks Cop Double-Header.

Employees OF the Detroit postoffce
enjoyed a sort OF field day at Belle
sic. Monday. two games OF ball being
played between mines Of clerks aud
carriers. The clerks won both games
and. peculiarly enough by the score
Of II 10 10 in both cases. The bat.
ting Of Lyons. for the carriers. aud
the fielding OF Clark in center for the
clerks were features OF the games.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

and didn't get a chance TO bat In the
tieing run In the eighth.
Speer pitched the eighth and ninth
innings and in each one deliberately
passed a Highlander 10 first base.
filling the sacks with one out. only
To retire the side Immediately after
| by a double play in each period. AS
sisted by Stanage and Rossman. the
destructive efforts being perfect du-
/ plicates.
Schmidts single won the game aud
| Willett never let the Sox get man to
I Arst base in their half or the final
period
Fortlfieations Our Pride.
! All or which directs attention to the
fact, formerly dwelt upon IN these
columns with much pride. that the
Tigers are now the best fortified team
In the business.
People are prone 10 forget that such
men as Killer and Jones are on the
Tiger roster, yet they are there ana
occasionally they are called on II Il;
barely possible that We will see more
of them IN the near future. All OF this
depends on whether or not the re-
ports OF the umpires TO Presiden:
Johnson indicate that the objection,
OF Cobb and Schaefer were OF the
vicious order II these men draw va
cations. the subs will get a chance
and they are plenty good enough 70
I make places for themselves on any
OF the other American league clubs.
Glad IL Was Burns.
The Tigers returned from Chicago
this morning still jubilant over their
fourth victory over Bad bill Burns.
/ Knowing that Comiskey secured the
ex-Washington chiefly 10 Use against
Detroit and admitting his great
| prowess as a pitcher, the Tiges have
a license 10 feel tickled. Bill has
made them battle for il In three OF
the four attempts 10 be sure. but In
each case he has been routed. The
nominal credit OF yesterday should go
TO Speer and the gameness and cool.
headedness with which he worked out
his salvation under huge difficulties
will be spoken of in the windy town
for many days, beyond question
Briefly related, the Sox scored the
ffrsr run OF the game IN the third
when. with two out. Wellay hit. stole
and scored en- a slap by lsbell
Eddie Summers began 10 weaken In
the seventh and Speer pitched the
eighth and ninth innings In Detroit
half OF the latter period Sam Crawford
doubled and Jones walked with one
out Rossman's drive 10 center al
lowed Sam TO score and Jones 70 take
third Whites throw was a bit wide
and Davy tried TO make the plate but
failed 70 win the game right there by
narrow margin. after a daring and
speedy attempt.
The score was tied, however. and.
after Speer had wriggled out OF his
second excavation, killifer whaeked
over Whites head for two. advanced
on an infeld out and scored on
( Schmidt's single. this inning being
pitched by Walsh.
! Maps Here Today.
Today the Tigers are back home and
we have the Cleveland Maps in a hos
tile role. In all probability Mullin and
Joss will appear for the respective
|
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
MANAGER MAY TRADE SELF.
Frank Bowerman Oickering win
Giants for Couple OF Players.

BOSTON. Mass. June 29.-Boston
ball fans were stirred today by a re-
port emanating from New York that
Frank Bowerman. manager or IN"
Doves. was about 70 trade himself TO
New York for two Giants. No con-
firmat!on of the rumOr Is ootafnabfe
here. but IL is known that Bowermah
is dissatisfied with the showing made
recently by the Doves and II Is be-
lieyed he would welcome change.
II is reported that Bowerman and
McGraw OF the Giants recently held a
conference on the subject OF the Tor
mer returning to his old place as
backstop for the Giants.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 2. Chicago Go inninga).
St Louis s. Cleveland o.
Boston 9 Washington 5.
New York 2. Athletics 1.
TOduy's Games.
Cleveland at Detroit
st Louis az Chicago.
Washington at New York
Athletics at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

'B1tted for Hahn IN ninth.
rRatted FOR Burns In ninth
!batttd for Summers In eighth.
Nltan for Mullln IN eighth
zBatted for Speer IN tenth
. 3 go r
chicago .., o o o 0 o.
Detroit o @ o 0 0 ! Il 2
Two base hits-Crawford Kitlifef
liits-On Summers. IN Z or Spcer. ,
ir = on Willett IN !. On Burns In
~ Walsh. IN J. Sacrifice hits
Cobb. Tannehiu Purtell fsbeu. Sgllt-
van. stolen bsses--Atz Wclday Double
plays--AtZ. Purteu Isbell and SUN.
van. Tannehill Isbcll and Purtell.
Spcer. StauaRe and Rossman Taft
or hases-Chicago O. Detroit Bases
or halls-On Burns l. or Summers 2.
% Speer hit by plfchar-By Speer.
Hahn Struck out-By Burns . by
summers Time 55 Empires
Egan and Evans
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
THAT SMALL BOY NEXT

Must have his July 4th fun.
1t is his right and privilege to
shoot fireworks under your
window before dawn if he
chooses. But you don't have
to stay at home and listen to
it. Go on a D. & c. excursion
TO Mackinac, Cleveland, Buff
falo or Niagara Falls and re-
turn after the noise.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
RATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday. RESULT.

Yesterday. Results.
Plttsburg 3. Cincinnati 2.
Philiies : Boston 3.
Rain at New York.
Today's Games.
New York At Brooklyn
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
The Grady stable. owned by senator
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING,
Yesterdny's ResnIt.

Yesterday Results.
Saginaw 4, Kalamazoo 3.
BAY city 8. Adrian @
Jackson 3, Lansing
FLINT :, Battle Creek 9.
Today'- Games.
Lansing az Battle Creek.
Kalamazoo az Bay city.
Jackson az Flint
Adrian at Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

job Printing Gone rIGst. Times Print
log CO.. IL John II. st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Maps Here Today.

we have the Cleveland Maps in hos
tile role. In all probability Mullin and
Joss will appear for the respective
teams.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-04-30
TO TOP GO WINNERS
In the List of Contest Candidates,
and on Trip Through Wonderland
to Seattle
DENVER AND LEADVILLE
Through Platte Canyon, Up Boreas
Pass, Across South Park and
Over Fremont Pass

The campaign is certainly on in
earnest, and the interest in the
great popularity contest that the
TRIBUNE is conducting in con-
junction with The st. Louis Star
and other leading newspapers in
Missouri and Illinois may proper
ly be said to be at fever heat.
This is naturally gratifying to
the TRIBUNE, and there is not
wanting abundant evidence that
1T is no less gratifying to the
people OF this section and especi-
ally to the readers of the TRIBUNE
who have become interested in
the friendly rivalry of the candi-
date and have enlisted for the
paign that closes on May 80.
MAGNIFICENT PRIZES
First there is the 1909 Model
Touring Car that is to be awarded
outside the City of St. Louis. If
this is brought here, we are all 60
ing to be mighty proud to see it
"cavorting" about this section of
the State.
Second there are the two trips to
Alaska n-Pacifc Exposition
to be held at Seattle, Washington
beginning June tst. Somebody
hereabouts has just as good a
chance of capturing one of these
trips as has anybody in the en-
tire State.
Then there are five magnificent
Baldwin Pianos, each of the value
OF $500. Some fair daughter of
our own community may capture
one of these.
The five vacation trips to Camp
Algonic, on Russell Island,
Michigan. These trips are to last
twelve days and will prove a most
delightful summer outing for the
five of Missouri's favorite daugh-
tiers and certainly there are just AS
fair and just as pronounced IA