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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
mike Y0KEL THROWS
THE PORTLAND CHAMPION

Salt Lake, Dec. 21-Mille Yokcl.
wrestling instructor Of the Y. M. c.
A. won the first two falls and con-
test from Ed j. O'Connell. claimant
OF the welterweight championship of
the world, in the wrestling bout at
The Salt Lake theatcr Monday night
before an enthusiastic crowd of adj
mirers, in ninety three minutes-the
first fall requiring ninety minutes and
the second fall lasting three min
utes. After the match O'Connell im-
medlately challenged any wrestler in
side bet Of $500. There were no
takers.
II was one Of the classiest cxhib-
tions OF its kind ever seen in Salt
Lake City, Ninety minutes Of grucI-
ing work was the feature of the first
fall Immediately after the prelim-
inaries. DR.. Plummer was chosen by
Ed. O'Conncll as the referee and he
announced that no holds would be
barred except the stranglc, and that
rolling falls would not be counted.
Both men, I'm the prime OF condition,
with O'Connell. If anything. the finer
trained OF the two. stepped TO the
center OF the mat at the introduction
and shook hands The next instant
every man In the audience knew that
an exhibition Of skill and endurance
was on. Both OF the men seemed TO
be perfectly matched. Back and forth
they stepped and danced SquirminS
and reaching as each sought an open
ing in the defense OF the other, Great
lunches Of muscle moved. tenscd, and
relaxed under the velyety skin OF both
men, resembling for all the world,
Two huge spiders. sprawling across the
mat, while their glistenng arms
locked and interlocked around each
others sweating bodies.
Throughout the first sixty minutes
OConnell seemed the victor dozen
times. and his clever work won round
upon round OF applause from a host
of adhcrents. Each moment he
seemed to be on the verge OF winning
fall only TO be cheated in The end
by the wonderful agility and remark
able deXterity of Yollel Again the
followers OF Yokel would break into
cheers as he seemed on The verge of
tossing the other man. but was cheat
ed out Of the fall each time by some
counter trick Of his opponent
Toward the end of the last thirty
minutes Yokel, with his arm around
the neck of O'Conncll, seemed on the
point OF throwing his man. when
O'Connen yelled Choke, Choke!"
After getting the attention OF the ref
cree he submitted the question Of the
stranGle hold TO Stanley Carp. who
said that the hold mentioned had not
been used Again the game OF wit
and endurance went on. with O'Con-
nell seeming to weaken toward the
end Amidst the wild cheering Of the
spectators Yokel suddenly turned his
man over with half-Nolson. pinned
both OF his shoulders TO the mat with
the deadlock, and the first fall was
won.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
New Ogden Theatre Christ
mas Afternoon and Night

me Vasabond King. play on the
order OF The Prisoner OF Zonda.o is
announced for the new Theater for
Christmas afternoon aud night This
10 sd'u 10 be one OF the strongest OF
romantic dramas and the presenting
.on'pany VIII be such as 10 maintain
The highest standard m "
heaoin6 the COMPANY arc Miss orlo
Fanner aud Alfred Swcnson hotL ~
Whcm appeored here in "The WORLD"
company. and Mr.. Swcnson's wor,, ao
,na,n, u "a mat play is well re.
n'oFieu. .,"ha MISS Palmer Is an actress
,;a o - sure To please the Osde- pub.
nc' she made an excellent imnrcs.
, pun uuring her brief engagement here
idel year In a difficult role She Is a
,ery beautiful woman and hears
n,sn reputation In the Eastern citios
"nerc she has played somo length
o.ock engagements. Perhaps her moa,
Notable Work has been In "The vSoIS"
NN1 when knighthood Was in Flon,
~. ,, put In The Vagaboad King she
WI nave bcttor role than In either
a. sne otoer Two plays. Mr.. Swonson
. ht.S Sai. Lake boy who has achieved
s,an nlsh degree Of success in his profcs.
,un' lie has hosts of friends in Or.
seni pn, VINO VIII have the opportunity Of
seelng MIN in one OF the bcsf narts
W., W ~n,ch he has ever appeared here
LII LII .ne company Is Miss Frances
hooper' who has visited her relatives
ue'e 30 Often she may almost he coll.
cS cS. utah girl She ls a bright and
S'haIs "a n,ns actress. who has made a hi
'e'escr she has appeared. George
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
GOVERNMENT EXPERT TO
CONFER WITH SHEEPMEh

A a. Callister of the Utah state
board of sheep commissioners. has re-
ceived word from \ d. Melvin chief
of the bureau of animal industry of
the government, that he Will be In
Utah al the time OF the National
Woolgrowers convention in Ogden
next month. Mr. Melvin SAYS that he
hopes TO meet representatives of the
various sheep boards. sheep commits
siopers. sanitary boards and state vet
erinarlans. with a view to comforting
with them In regard to disease of
sheep.
The coming OF Mr. Melvin is looked
upon as one OF the important features
of the convention. Doubtless much of
benefit viii result from an exchange
of views with respect to the handling
az sheep affections in this state. with
particular reference TO the destructive
lip alld leg disease.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21

much laughter is that OF Swedish
houscmald whose latest gag is. The
Bachelor is like a Manhattan cocktail.
because II has a cherry In it. In
fact, the comedy itself has all the ele-
mcnts OF u cocktail and without its
Cherry would not be o1e-half 50 pal
atable- The play may he considered
q companion piece TO Girls" in which
Mr. Cherry and Ruth Mayclifie made
such pronounced hits, none who SAN
Tint charming comedy can forget the
admirable roles enacted BY these clcv-
er players.
Ruth MayclifIe is the girl WHO made.
the audience scream by wagg'nS her
pretty tees after she had retired FOR
the night in n Morris chair inIDroyis-
ed as bed. Other excellent players
In the cast are Lillian Reid. Alice Rik-
or, Ralph Morgan, Charles Latte, F
PeTcival Stevens. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
BELL TELEPHONE LONG
DISTANCE TO SHERIDAN, WY0.

With The completion OF a new COP
per circuit of the Roc6y Mountain
Bell Telephone company between
Sheridan and Basin WyO, Monday,
the sound Of a human voice was car
ried between Sheridan and Ogden for
the first time
The circuit 10 Sheridan is S3S miles
long, but. owing 10 the connections
necessary to make In reaching Sheri-
dan the Bell engineers compute the
resistance of the circuit as the cquiya-
lent of $50 miles OF No s copper
wire AS $50 miles Is a standard
talk ON a direct No. S circuit, the
success OF the test on the new line
Monday was very pleasing to the Bell
people. The circuit passes through
Butte and Billings, Mont, and Basin,
Wyo
The construction of the ninety
nine miles necessary to connect Sheri-
dan aud Basin is regarded as a no.
table telephone buildinG feat. Thirty
five miles OF the line on the ton Of the
Bis Horn mountains at an altitude OF
between 5000 and 10000 feet This
is believed To lie the longest stretch
OF telephone line at so great an alti
tude in the world. Work on the line
was begun in August and has been In
progress ever since. the unusual ma
tural obstacles being such as TO make
construction slow
The line VIII not be opened for pub
lie use for a few days as the com.
pany expects TO make further tests
before putting it in service BY
means of this line. large and rich
region of northern Wyoming not here
tofore accessible by telephone viii be
reached.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
BELIEVES IN NOLO-FASHlONGO
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

New York, Dec. 21.-Chancellor
James X. Day, of Syracuse University.
Is a firm believer in the old-faShioned
Christmas In his farewell address TO
the students. who left for their holi-
day vacation today. he said
Il urge You all to celebrate Christ
mas in the old-Gashioned way.
hope you will be favored with plenty
of snow-balling and good sleighIng
while you are at home If the sleigh.
ing is good. | hope that the young
men will all learn TO drive with one
arm. II | were girl ] would not go
driving with young man unless he
could drive with one arm"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
ONLY THREE CANDIDATES
FOR NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

Only three candidates appeared at
the Office OF Stale Superintendent OF
Schools a. c. Nelson Monday To take
the examination for appointment to
the naval academy at Annapolis, which
Is TO be made by Senator SmOot. These
underwent their physical examination
and one of them lailod
1t was decided TO postpone the men.
tai examination until January 10. to
permit other candidates tc tan The eX-
aminationS, II is hoped that by that
time a number o; other yoIng men ct
the state VIII take advantage of The
opportunity as afforded by 4 course at
Annapolis and be ol h1Dl ior the TX.
animation
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In The Bachelor Mr.. Cherry, who
Is we'll known English actor, re.
Gently raised 10 stardom by the Sbu-
beriS. takes the part of a man who
has no use for matrimony. His stem.
oGrapher. working under an assumed
name. falls in love with her employer,
but he is unaware Of the fact until
the mock heroics" of her kid brother
upset their well laid plans. For the
bachelor, feeling that perhaps he is to
blame for the few attentions he has
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tho following real estate transfers
have been fled for record in the Office
OF County Recorder Wallace:
Emma r. Woolley TO John Arthur
Green, part of lot l. block 16. plat
b Ogden City survey Consdcra-
tion, $3.50
J. c. Nyc and wife 10 George Waugs-
gaard, part of lot f.. block t. South
Ogden survey. Consideration. S325
o. B Madison and wife to lntermoun-
tain Fair association. part of the south
west quarter OF section 20. township
north, range | west. Consdera-
tion, Sl.S20
Nellie a. Perkins TO j d. Skeen.
part OF lot .. block IS. plat c, Ogden
City Survey. Consideration. $3.50.
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shown her Offers himself victim up.
on the altar Of matrmony
The second act brings the bachelor
To the home Of the typewriter. where
he comes prepared To ask The mother
for the hand Of her daughter Mean
time, however. the stenocrapher has
learned Of the hand her brother has
had in forcing the proposal. so that
when the bachelor calls, she indig.
nantly releases him.
One of the characters that evolles
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21

The Bachelor" which is the name
OF Clyde Fitch's latest and most
charming comedy. will be seen here
Ior the first time In this city, at the
Orpheum theater next Thursday night.
The Bachelor" was iirst produced
n the Maxine Elliott theater In New
York last spring, and, with the cX-
cePtion OF Chicago. has not been seen
outside OF the metropolis. The orlG.
inal cast. headed by Mr. Charles Cher
ry. Is assured.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21
LARGEST MAP OF THIS
WORLD TO BE CONSTRUCTED

New York, Dec. 21-Thc largest
map ever constructed Is to be pre-
pared under the auspices of the In
ternational Science Congress, accord
ing TO Bailey Willis of the United
States Geological survey, who has
Just returned from the recent con-
vention Of that body in London. The
map. which Will represent the entire
world. Will be $50 by 100 feet in size
Each country viii contribute that
section of the map representing its
own territory. Tho whole work will
bc assembled in London
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-21

\ western woman has discovered
what is the matter with woman's
mind Large feet, she says, ARE u
sign of brains"
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The Detroit times., 1909-05-17

I'm the seventh on ball hit through
the box with two out and Schaefer on
third, saved the game from extra inn
ings
Al that the Tigers beat out more in
field hits than did their opponents.
ABut they won't travel at that clip the
whole season through. Il is safe TO
guess. At any rate, no team has done
that yet. much less a bunch OF young
sters.
KERN and sheridan are dividing tie
labor according % no definite schedule.
They apparently make up their minds
which ON" T. 10 haze charge. when they
reatb the field
FattsT than ever Is Mr. Spencer. the
sal4tsl4- demon who Will pribably ba X -
stop TODAY. Have look at the Bib
Bounce of the great national pastime'
step ~. ladies and gents,
Clever IL the word that expresses
Speers work He was q bit snsky in
his control ia the early stages but IL
was his FIRST appearance and little.
nervousness can be pardoned
The Boston infeld las been coached
apparently 20 play for Cobb on the
sacks Rossman got an innrld hit on
account OF Wagner's attention To the
Ceorgtan's movements yesterday
President Navins tact IN putting a
summary stop 20 an exhibition OF club
bling on the part OF one or the park
police was appreciated BY the crowd
in that mad rush on the Boston duRout.
Schaefer claims that the Tigers got
the opening inning. when he tried FOR
a double play. after touching Speaker
on the line IL would have cut on "A
IL looks as II Jake Stahl had fully
recovered from the SLUMP which he
The Detroit times., 1909-05-17

took at Washington while manager
and was going TO make good all the
fine things said about him four sea
sons ago
Harry. Niles. whom most men believe
the fastest Splinter In baseball got two
hits and played his position In left
with fine judgment Gessler the teams
with AN illness
Beyond question the Boston club as
II lined up yesterday Is the fastest run
ming contingent ever, gathered under
any one big league banner. II sprint
ing is to win pennaut there can be
no race 1T all ia the American league
Somebody cOmplimented Frank Nayin
on his nerve In getting Carrigan out
and standing mp tn front OF the crowd.
NaVin. They were all my friends and
they only wanted TO know what was
up.
After the error with which he start
ed the game on his 1rst chance. Leary
played a rafting game at third His
good head stands him well I'm the duties
OF a position which must be strange
though he does not show himself at
sea IN his work.
The hOme-rule bill which is said to
be sure of passage at Lansing Will per
init Detroit 10 vote on legalizing sun
day ball In that event police or the
real kind Will he on hand regularly
The copLers now get their returns in
the station across Michigan-ave.
MOrfarty's ATTEMPTED steal OF home
was premeditated on all sides as was
obvious when Stanage was left in To-
bat against Arrelanes instead OF
Schmidt or Davy Jones The first men
toned IL right handed at bat and
clever at blocking to help the runner.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-17
Sporting Notes

Detroit leads the American league In
long hitting and club batting but is
only hfts in tielding
stone. OF 81. Louis, with .35T. ~ the
new American league batting leader
with Il games played
ID. L: :. and Toledo played six-Inning
10 tie Saturday, rain putting a
stop 10 the festivities.
.
Yale trimmed Harvard In an interest
Ing dual meet. decided by the high
jump which closed the exercises.
.
Craig and Horner won seven nrsts be-
tween them while Michigan was
trimming ohio in dual track meet.
But one-haIf inning WINS possible in
the Detroit-R edsoX game, scheduled
for Saturday. Then the storm broke.
y. %. BurRdorf II az present in charge
OF the Lansing track but other ar
engagements are probable before the
season opens.
Muskegon High captured the VI. 4. &.
meet the Detroit schools. Central
and n. u. s cutting into each other ;
pet events in effective style.
-
w. W. Collier has purchased Morono. n
three-year-old by Moko. that IS en-
tered in most % the futurities and
Frank Cares VIII condition him.
IL has been decided to pass up the ID.
A. u. A tests for deterioration
among the perfect-score cars In the
recent run. and leave the trophies
up for competition. in the archives
OF the club. suitably inscribed.
Friday ana saturday viii occur the an
nual Michigan InteLsCholastlc Cen
trail High now holds the champion
-. ship and VIII meet M4skeRop that
defeated her team last week WITH
ID. L. :. out II Is figured that Central
should win.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-17
O'BRIEN SAYS HE WILL
CARRY FIGHT TO NEGRO
Atmosphere in Philadelphia Surchar9-
ed With Heat Of the Rivals
Statements.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May IL
While Jack Johnson is TWO 10 one
favorite in the betting to win his six
round mill with Jack O.Brien here on
Wednesday night, there are plenty or
sports who are willing 10 take a
chance on the local fighter and are
taking the short end OF il on O'Brien' 5
assurances that he intends TO carry
the fighting to the Negro champion.
They argue that II O'Brien keeps his
word he will outpoint Johnson, as the
latter has always been afraid OF pun
ishment and has stalled around IN the
earlier periods of his battles.
This will be Johnson's first ring APP
pearance since he won the champion
ship from Tommy Burns in Australia
He declared today that he is in fine
fettle and ne expects TO put O'Brien
out within the limited round period
But from the local scrappers' camp
comes the same story so that IL both
are To try for knockout the battle
should be we'll worth going to See
The Detroit times., 1909-05-17
THE THROBBING PULSE OF THE SPORTING WORLD
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Boston took sensational game
from the-FigeFs- Sunday 10 2.
before the second largest crowd
OF the season. Wolter was better
supported than Speer.
Doubles by Davis and Ira
Thomas won for the Athletics in
the thirteenth at Chicago. CoombsS
and Walsh pitched sensational
ball, neither side being able To
score until the concluding inning.
The Browns punched hits on the
luckless Walter Johnson and he
went down to defeat again. 4 TO 3.
Graham twirling fine game.
At Chicago Comiskey announc-
ed that he had traded Altrock.
Cravath and Donahue for Pitcher
Burns OF Washington. Welday
will play center for the Sox.
Plank allowed the Sox but Ave
hits Saturday and won from
Smith, 3 10 2.
The Cleveland Maps are still In
the dumps, losing Saturday TO
New York. TO 3, on poor field
ing behind Joss.
Powell started batting rally at
ST Louis Saturday that netted the
Browns six runs of Pitcher
Hughes OF Washington.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-17
BOSTON 3, DETROIT ,; BATTLE BETWEEN
LEAGUE LEADERS HAD PLENTY OF SPICE

!. The circus seats In the outfield made
iit nne for the over flow crowd
The Tigers took considerable liberty
with Calitgan's arm and he threw out
but one of them.
The game came near having less
sexctting termination when Arrelanes
nearly nipped MOriarty mapping OF sec
ond
speer has sneak bail In his roper
only strikeout OF the game on either
side
Wolter didn't seem TO have much be-
side control. But he got away with 10
winch entities him to be consider q
some pitcher.
Lord has received the formal stamp
OF FIRST Class Ballplayer. He got two
nice hits yesterday and scored TWO OF
Boston's three runs.
In the third inning Crawford. Ross
man and OLeary punched hits. filling
the sacks with one out but could only
work one run around
The Peach just held his own with the
Second Cobbs. lie got run and nefth
er OF them scored. Hooper. however
managed TO get a HIT
The loss OF the next two games
something very unlikely To occur--wll
tighten things up by pulling the Tigers
down. Then they Will start lighting.
Speer's fielding was simply wonder
full. lie bounced on the Boston ground
ers like a cat and threw TO bass with
the snap OF an accomplished shortstop'
Carrigan's action coming as Il did az
the finish OF the game. may not be re-
ported TO President Johnson T'mpIre
KERN refuses 10 tell what he did about
wasnsr's ons-handsd stop or spesr