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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
SANTA ANITA RESULTS

Los Angeles, March 4.-HomelesS,
from the stable of George Henry, won
the fifth race at Santa Anita and
showed such improvement over pre-
vious races that the officials forthwith
ordered the horses entry refused In
the futurity.
The days feature, a six furlong
sprint, was only an exercise galloD
for Lady Irma, the odds-on favorite
The Chinn f1lly toyed In front Of Mar
bles, which was two lengths In front
OF Maid of Gotham Jockey Kennedy
distinguished himself by riding three
winners.
In bad mix-up. right after the
start Of the first race today, Diamond
Nose and Tender Crest unseated their
riders, who escaped miraculouely after
being trampled under the hoofs Of the
flying horses. Rapley had the mount
on Diamond Nose and Rice was aStrlde
Tender Crest. The boys were remov-
ed to the hospital, where 1t was found
Rapley had sustained wrenched an
kle and several bruises, while Rice
had also escaped serious injury. Re-
suits:
First race, one mile, selling-Dredg-
er, 107 (ButwelD to 1. Won; Liber-
to, 106 { V. Powers) IL to 2, second;
Chaplet, 1O7 CA. Walsh) to l, third.
Time. 1:40 2-5.
Second race, three and half fur
longs. purse-Shoemaker, 103 (Ken-
nedy) to 1, won; Delmas, 1o4 &c.
Burns) to /, second; Maternus, 112
(J Howard) 2 to /. third. Time.
Al LIS.
Third race, mile, selling-Bthon. 100
(Kennedy) l to S, won; Grande Dame.
105 (Henry) TO l. second: Fleming,
Ill (Musgrave) Is to l, third. Time.
1:39 4-5.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse
Lady Irma, 10o (Shllling) / to 4. won;
Marbles, 112 (McGee) Is to 1, second:
Maid of Gotham. los (Henry) 10 to l.,
third. Time. 1:22 2-6.
Fifth race. one and three sixteenths
miles, selling Homeless. 10 (V. Pow
ers) 10 to 1, won; County Clerk, 100
(Shilling) to l, second. King of the
Mist. LOG CA. Walsh) 6 to l, third.
Time, l So.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs
selling-Jane Swift, 101 (Kennedy) 5
to Q, won; Creston. 106 A. Walsh) 8
to /. second; All Alone, LOG &C. Burnsl
20 to /. third Time. ;05 As.
Seventh race, mile, selling -Hanni-
bal Bey, 1O6 (Musgrave) to 2. Won;
Dixie Lad. Ill &C. Burns) 10 to l, sec
ond; Bye Bye II. 109 (J. Howard) to
l, third. Time, 1:40 Is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
Jockey Saves 100000
and Will Go to School

, and came cast. Miller has only been
! at his books for a little over a week,
| According TO his instructors. he is
very bright, attentive and quick to
grasp the meaning Of any study. and
! Industrious TO the extreme.
In school and on his way to the
college. Miller acts no different from
the average school lad. To anyone
| that met him on the street with his
books under his arm, Miller would
| hardly look the boy who has won over
| $1,000, 600 for his employers during the
! past few years. From o'clock in the
| morning to in the afternoon Miller
! is wrapped up in his books, without
a thought of the triumphs of former
days.
Miller Is one OF the few successful
riders who ever retired from the
scene OF close finishes with a great
deal Of money. During his meteoric
career in the saddle Miller earned
over 100000 In fees and presents.
His mother was his particular
guardian. and every cent that Walter
received he gave to her Tor safe keep
Ing. AS his fortune increased he i'm
proved his surroundings, and now
owns one OF the most fashionable resi-
dences in Flatbush.
The fate Of the former pigskin art
lists who dissipated their fortunes and
ended their career In dismal disgrace.
stood out as a warning post TO this
shrewd boy, and now, when he imag-
ines that he Is getting too heavy 10
keep up his marvellous standard, he
can retire with the respect of the turf
world. and enough money to keep him
comfortable for the balance of his life.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
RECEIVES LETTER REGARDING
Her SONS LHESS

Mrs. Nate Kuhn received a letter
from Dr.. Fred III. Zumwalt of San
Francisco, regarding the fatal illness
Of her son, who died so suddenly. and
the cause Of his death. in which the
doctor says in part:
"Now, as to what caused his death.
] should be Inclined TO say that he
probably suffered from some one OF
the "fevers." possibly typhoid, He
was carried to the hospital In the po-
lice patrol and the officer who accom-
panied him stated to me that people"
on the street thought he had taken
poison. He (your SOM was in state
of collapse and partially conscious,
but would not tell anything of him
self, name, where he had been living.
etc. The only question which he an
swered was, when l asked him II he
had been sick. In reply he said yes.
"He at first responded to powerful
medication which was given him hy-
podermically. but only for a short
time. His stomach was washed and
and contents were sent with his body
to the morgue. feel quite sure that
if he had taken poison" some trace
of Il would have been found by tho
city Psychologist, who examined the
stomach washings.
Trusting that these few lines may
help you to bear your great sorrow. In
at least feeling that your sons death
was due to natural causes" and that
he did not die suicide.
Very sincerely
(Signed)
F. H. zUMWALT, NJ. D.
1875 Stockton street
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
IRY Ed CurleY.)

New York. March 5.-Walter Mil
1er the Jockey, has developed into
walter Miller. the schoolboy. The
rIchest lad that over straddled a thor
ouehbred. and the boy who has re-
ceiyed more praise and applause oil
,he turf than any other Jockey since
tho days of Tod Sloan, Is now recelv~
inc his education This doesn't mean
thai Miller is ignorant, Far from 1t.
sharp. shrewd youngster. Walter
waa as we'll educated as the majority
~ bovs but that does not satisfy
him and he Is now improving his mind
IN one Of the most prominent busl-
ness colleges in Brooklyn, In order to
q, himself to handle the fortune he
has made in the saddle.
When Miller started on his career,
which wound up In a burst of glory.
he followed in the same road travelled
bv all his predecessors. Routed out
~ warm bed at dawn TO gallop
thoroughbred around the track for sew
eral miles. kept busy all day lending
q helping hand around the stable. the
ambitious lad never had much oppor.
tunity to pore over school books.
Always a Hard Worker.
AS the years rolled on and Miller
kent steadily climbing the ladder ot
fame there was very little change in
the daily program, and the ambitious
star was busy every second OF day
light Instead OF spending his winter
around the tracks In the east. Miller
never let the golden opportunity of In
creasing his fortune slip by, and ia
yarlably went to the coast with the
horses. This steady grind kept the
little jockey busy to the limit. and
when he had any spare time 1t was
not for educational purposes.
II was his recent visit to the coast
that hurried Miller on his studious ca
reer. He was fined 5000 by the stew
ards at Emeryville, which he declared
was unjust, and refused to pay. The
officials disagreed with the rider, and
the outcome was that Miller packed up
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[. second; Donovan, 112 (Mentry)
- third a

L, second, donovan, liz (Mentry)
to l. third. Time, :43 35.
Second race. six furlongs. selling
Otogo. 106 (Scoville) s TO 1, won
Andy Ginter, 40 (Taplin) to l. sec
ond; Serenade. 100 (Deverich) II to @
third. Time, 1:16 As.
Third raco, mile and half, selling
First Peep. 10S (Archibald) even. won
Logistilla. 10S (Sulllvan) % to 5. sec
ond; Clamor, 1o4 (Scoville) 13 to S.
third. Time. 2S9 3-5.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,
selling-Ocean Queen. 81 (Upton) IL
to l. won; Husky, 1o8 &C. Miller) to
l, second; Center Shot, 103 Deverich)
TO 5. third. Time. 1: AS.
Fifth race. mile. selling
King. log (Taplin) to 5. won; Oar
gin. Ill (Scoville) 90 to l, second; A
Muskoday, 100 (Dcverich) TO l, third
Time, LA 2.5.
Sixth race. FIVE and half furlongs-
Blagg. 112 (Phillips) to Q, won; Palo
Alto. 81 (Taplin) IL to ]. second; Oesa,
"a (Deverich) Is to !, third. Time,
1.0q
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
EMERYVllLE RESULTS

Oakland, March 4.-Center Shot. a
1 to favorite, proved the big disap-
pointmept when he failed to win the
fourth race at Bmeryville today. The
Walker mare was regarded as almost
a certain winner. but stopped badly
after being in front at one stage of
the race Ocean Queen, II TO l
chance, took command in the stretch
and won easily from Husky, while
Center Shot was third, The mile race
proved easy for Gypsy King. Fine
weather prevailed and the track was
in good shape. Results;
First race, three and half furlongs.
purse-Ollie James, 112 (Scovillel 9
to 20, won; Salian. 1O9 (Butler) 20 TO
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
Bills Killed.

Bills Killed.
Senate bill 36-Proyiding that min
ing shafts be provided with safety
cages. ]. b Wilson
House bill No. 39-Relating to libel.
T. l. Holman.
House bill 49-Relating to bigamy.
H. A. McNIlllin.
House bill No. S7-Requiring JUS
tees of supreme court and judges of
ether courts to- certify as to certain
cases. o. l.. Thompson, adversely
reported by judiciary committee.
Senate bill 167-Repealing laws re-
lating to commencement of actions in
wrong precinct and assuming Joint H.
ability to confer jurisdiction. r w.
Sevy: adversely reported by judiciary
committee.
Senate bill 16e-Amending laws re-
lating to pleadings in justice courts.
r. w. Sevy; adversely reported by
judiciary committee,
Senate bill 170-Amending laws re-
latlng to proceedings supplementary
to execution; adversely reported by
judiciary committee.
Senate bill 20-Declaring the pro-
duction and reduction OF ores to be
for the public use and benefit and pro-
yiding for the exercise of the right OF
eminent domain. Benner X, Smith;
adversely reported by Judiciary com
mittee.
Senate bill 5S-Relating to state
Normal school. H. Bullen, Jr.; al
ready covered in house bill so. j. H
Wootton; rejected on recommendation
of education committee.
House bill 130-Relating to grade
stations. j. w. Thornley,. adversely
reported by live stock committee.
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Favorably Reported.

House bill 177-Proyiding for the
organization and regulation Of county
mutual fire insurance companies. w.
S. Hansen,
House bill 21S-Prohibiting persons
under 81 years OF age from operating
certain power devices, John M. Muir
dock.
Senate bill 13-Amending section
1113X22 of the compiled laws of Utah,
1907 Albert e. Miller.
House bill Officiating to the es-
tablishment Of local boards of health
and amending certain laws. G. r.
Dorius.
House bill 220-Providing for the
employment of citizens on public
works. Claud Y. Russell.
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WORK OF LEGISLATURE
WILL BE RUSHED
Two Sessions OF House. Senate Program
mittee VIII Be Appointed to Rush Bills
Only One Bill Introduced Yesterday-Seven
Measures Killed. Four Passed.

Only ono bill was introduced in the
lower house yesterday and that was a
Joint resolution as substitute for
Theodore Holman's bill creating a
state mine inspector with certain pow
ers. The resolution appropriates
1000 to defray the expenses of an
investigation into the mines and quar-
ries of the state. report to be made
to the next session OF the house.
Seven measures were killed and
four passed. To further facilitate
matters a Sitting committee" Will be
appointed today whose duty 1t Will be
to rush the work Of getting those
bills now In committee before the
house for action.
Two sessions Of the house and one
of the senate were held yesterday
and this same program will be In or
der today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
Yesterday In the Legislature (senate)
Bills Passed.

Senate bill 154-An act amending
laws relating to High schools, as to
who shall prescribe text books. H..
Bullen, Jr.
Senate bill 1l4-An act to provide
revenue for the government OF the
state, for counties and for schools. A
e, Miller,
Senate bill 32-For an act to amend
laws relating to notice TO taxpayers
by county. r. W. Sevy.
House bill 31-An act to provide for
holding of inquests by justices Of the
peace. T. l.. Holman.
Senate bill 176-Substitute for SEN
ate bill 60: an act to amend laws re-
lating to cattle upon the public range.
j. B. Wilson
Senate bill 156-An act to prohibit
the bringing into the state OF certain
cattle, and requiring dairy cattle to
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Bills introduced.

House joint resolution 9-Resolved,
That the state board Of labor arbitra-
tion and conciliation investigate the
conditions Of the mines and quarries
of the state excepting coal and hy-
dro carbon mines, and report to the
legislature two years hence with a
measure If deemed necessary, creat-
Ing the office of mine and quarrie in
spector with necessary powers and
provisions for the protection and safe
ty Of all miners and quarrymen and
the proper ventilation of metal mines.
Resolved, further, That the sum of
$1,000 be and is hereby appropriated
for the purpose Of such investigation.
Committee on mines and smelling.
Substitute for house bill AZ, by Theo-
dore Holman.
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EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE

Via Denver & Rio Grande r. r.
For the Lombardi Grand Opera Com
pany, of Milan. Italy 100 people at
Colonial Theater. Fare. s1.10 round
trip. Tickets on sale March 4, return
ing March 5, also ON sale March G..
returning March Z. =
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be subjected to tho tuberculin test. j.
"A, Hyde.
Senate bill 37-Establishing a
board Of park commissioners in cities
OF the first class. Carl A. Badger. by
request.
Senate bill Substitute for sem
ate bill 126 and senate bill IL; TO
amend laws relating to duties and
powers of state engineer. BY commit
toe on agriculture and irrigation.
Senate bill Officiating to powers
of city councils. Carl A. Badger
Senate bill 104-Act amending laws
relating TO creation of state text book
commission. H. Bullen, Jr.
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Bills Reported Without Recommends

House bill 43-To amend laws to
prohibit noisy and other amusements
on Sunday William McMillin; Judi
ciary committee divided and bill re-
ported for consideration Of senate;
placed on calendar.
Senate bill 9S-Boundary Of Sanpete
county. j. A. Hyde; committee on
county and municipal corporations di-
vded, bill placed on calendar
Senate bill 99-Boundary of Juab
county. ]. A. Hyde: committee on
county and municipal corporations di-
vided; bill placed on calendar.
Senate bill 147-Boundary of Salt
Lake county. c. Burton, Jr.; commit
tee on county and municipal corpora
tions divided; bill placed on calen'
dar
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sections 464 and 476, compiled laws OF
Utah, 1907. relating to boundary lines
OF Salt Lake and Davis' counttess sub
stitute for house bill 200. ]. W. Thorn
ley; was put on calendar.
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aiIIs KILLED by COMMITTEES.

House bill 20O-Relating to bound
ary lines of counties: committee on
counties recommended that bill De
not passed and presented substitute
house bill 229. ]. w. Thornley,
House bill 134-Relating to direct
primary elections. e. G. Ashton com
mittee on elections recommended that
bill be not passed.
Bills Introduced.
House bill 229-An act to amend
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05

II you haven't the time to exercise
regularly. Doan's Regulets Will pre-
vent constipation. They induce mild,
easy, healthful action or the bowels
without gripping. Ask your druggist
for them. % cents. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05
MAHMOUT FAILED
TO THROW 6EELL

Duluth. March 5-Kusiff Mahmout,
the Bulgarian wrestler, failed to throw
Fred Beell last night after an hours
wrestling. Mahmout agreed to throw
Beell twice In an hour.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-05

records In all the departments OF
state. county and municipal govern
ments, particularly those pertaining
to the courts and land transfers and
tn report. Benner X. Smith; laid on
table for one day.
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Bills Killed.

House bill 42-Creating the office
of state inspector OF mines. Theodore
Holman
House bill 1S3JRelating to contrib
utary negligence and apportionins
damages. ]. B McCracken
House bill 192-An act requiring
employers to furnish copies of insur-
ance policies and providing penalties
for violation. E. C. Ashton
House bill 102-Providing for the in
terchange of telephone exchanges and
connections. Claud Y Russell.
House bill 111-Relating to the re
quiring of deposit for the installa-
ton of motors or measuring devices.
Claud Y. Russell
House bill 97-Relating to Inherit
ance tax Francis Nelson
House bill 151-Relating TO officers
performing duties without fees. H.
c. Ashton.
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Bills Reported for Passage.

House bill 99-Creatlng State Horti-
cultural commission. B II. Bower.
recommended by agriculture and irri-
CATION committee.
Senate bill S-To F J. Keisel and
others e. T. HulanlsN; recommend
ed by appropriation and claim COM
mittee.
Senate bill 166-For Utah Art Insti-
tute. w. n Williams; recommended
by appropriation and claim commit
tee.
House bill So-Name State Normal
school ]. H. Wootton, recommended
by education committee.
House bill 92-Relating to require
ments for teachers certificates. j. H..
Wootton; recommended by education
committee.
House bill 93-School board to have
control of funds and providing for
school libraries. j. H. Wootton. rec
commended by education committee.
House bill 27-Utah Engineering
Experiment Station. State School or
Mines. o. l.. Thompson; recommend
eu by education committee with
amendments.
Senate bill 174-Investment State
Land Funds. j. B. Wilson; recon-
mended by public lands committee
Senate bill S6-To amend laws,
making Office Of town marshal appoint
i've In cities of less than $4,000 popu-
lation. J. A. Hyde, recommended by
county and municipal corporations
committee.
House bill 74-Relating to town
sites. William McMillin; recommend
ed by judiciary committee.
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Bills Passed.

Senate bill S3-Relating to the ap-
pointment Of commission. to have
charge Of school sites and school
buildings. II Bullen. Jr
Senate bill 45-Appropriating $4,000
for William Forsberg as a result Of in
iuries sustained while in the employ
of the University of Utah. w. N
Williams.
House bill 109-Relating to schools
in first and second class cities. Will
lam Archibald.
Senate bill officiating to salary
of supreme court stenographer. K
w. Sevy.
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Bills introduced.


Senate bill lS5-In relation to ores
and treatment thereof and trading and
commerce therein. Rudolph Kuchler;
referred to mines and mining.
Senate bill S6-Authorizmg state
board of examiners to set apart por-
ton of the capitol grounds for the use
of the National Guard OF Utah and au-
thorizing state armory board to con-
struct an arnory and arsenal thereon
W. N. Wilson, referred to committee
on capitol and capitol grounds.
Senate bill 1S7-Validating certain
acts OF the county commissioners In
counties Of the first class Benner x.
Smith, by request; referred to COM
mittee on county and municipal cor
porations.
Senate bill 1Ss-Appropriating
81 900 to help build wagon road over
Johnson Pass. In Tooele county. VIII
lam C. Horsley: referred to highways
and bridges committee.
Senate Joint Resolution Author
izIng the appointment OF commission
to investigate the present system OF
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Yesterday In the LeSiaature-6i''s
I-Louee

House bill 125-Creating board OF
commissioners OF Indian war recoros
and appropriating $4,000 for expenses
d. H. Morr,
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Rnnorted for Passaae.

Senate bill 115-Levying state tax
for High school purposes. A. E.
Miller; recommended by committee on
education.
House bill Requiring State
Normal School to publish bulletins
and provide instructors for county in-
stitutes. c. H, White, by request
recommended by education commit
tee. with amendments.
House bill 22e-Relating to bound
ary limos of counties; by committee
on counties.
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RES JLrs
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Bills Approved by Governor.

Bills Approved by Governor.
Senate bill appropriation to G.
A. r. Z. T. Hulaniski
Senate bill 25-Regulation OF EN-
ployment offices. Carl A. Badger.
House bill 2-Eminent domain for
domestic corporations. L. L. Baker.
House bill 45-Carrying concealed
weapons. C. Y. Russell.
House bill 142-Counties to appro-
pirate to G. A. r. F. C. Ashton.
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Returned Without Recommendation.
House bill 165-Prohibiting playing
of football. w. s, Hansen; placed on
calendar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-22
WAY FREIGHT RATES LOWERED.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April "a
Representatives Of the different rail.
roads in Missouri have assembled in
meeting here today to have hearing
OF the railroad commissioners or the
State in their demand that freight
rates be lowered. u
Rates are included for freight gen.
orally. extending to ali classes and
commodities, even including those ar.
ticles named in the maximum freight
rate law, which law has been enjoIned
by Judge Mcpherson, Of the Federal
Court. The move is in accordance
with the views of attorney General
Major that the raflawy commission
has the right to make reductions in
freight rats, so long as they do not
make rate equal or lower than the
rates enIoined by Judge Mcpherson.
Tais gives the board considerable lat.
itude and great reductions can be
made on certain classes Of freight and
the railroads viii be compelled to obey
unless they again invoke the aid OF
the Federal Courts and any reasona.
Bile rate should not be enioined even
~; 4 Federal Judge.