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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-19
LAToNiA RESULTS.

Latonia. Nov. 1S.-First race. milo:
Hatchic Coon, AZ to 5. won: Long
Hand, to ., second; Royal Report.
3 to >. third Time. 1:4i 3-5.
Second race. six furloDgs, selling:
CasSowary Is to l. won: Deuce. to l.
second: Miss Popular. TO l, third.
Time. 1:10.
Third race. six furlonss. selling:
Radiation. to 1. won; My Gal. s 10
>. second: Lady McNally, 10 TO /,
third Time. 1:l6 3-5.
Fourth race. six furlougs:, selling:
Patriot. IL to 90. won; Cleistcress,
s TO l, second: Apologize. II 10 /,
third Time. 1:15 3-5.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth, SELL
ing: Earl Rogers. 10 5, won; Vanen
; to 2. second: Mique O'BrieD. Is 10
/, third. Time. 1;5S 10.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards:
Bonnie Bard. to ;. won: Light Blue,
> 10 1. second: Pat Sharp. 200 to l.
third Time, III.
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SHE SAW THE MURDERER
OF HER HUSBAND EXECUTED

Perry. Okla, Nov. 19-"Now 1 can
return home satisfied since the muir
derer OF my husband is hanged"
Thus spoke Mrs. Isaac Fell of Cald-
we'll Kan. today, after Witnessing
the execution OF Henry Armstrong,
who killed Fell in Perry several
months ago. When the date OF Arm
strong's hanging was set Mrs. Fell
begged the sheriff TO permit her to
see that event After considerable
thought and consultation with legal
advisers. he decided to grant the un-
usual request
Mrs. Fell arrived here early today
and waited impatiently until she was
summoned 10 the Jail yard. where the
gallows had been erected. Mrs. Fell
was not satisfied TO so even when the
drop had been sprung. but insisted
on waiting until the physicians in al
tendance had pronounced the murder.
cT dead
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STOWAWAY WILL BE
DEPORTEO BY GOVERNMENT

San Francisco. Nov. 19.-Alphonse
VcrGonJeanne. tho young Frenchman.
who arrived on tho steamer Manchur-
ia from Yokohama as stowaway, and
claimed that he was on his way
around the world on wager. viii be
deportcd. The department OF COM
mcrce and labor has telegraphed to
Commissioner North that he viii he
treated as regular stowaway. His
application for permission to go
through to Mexico on his way to
Paris. has been denied.
Commissioner North notified the Pa
cific Mail people yesterday that the
must dcport him on the next steam
or which will be the one on which
he arrived
The department has adheared 10 tho
ruling that Vergonjeannc is not OF the
class that should be shown any con.
slderation. and his appeal TO the sec
retary VIII not be heard.
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Youngster Held Captive Gains His Liberty
By Dashing Through a Window When
Hobo Fell Into a Doze.

Boise. Idaho, Nov 19-The un.
known tramp who. for twenty-four
hoa.s. held captive sevenyear-old
Harry Garrett. in an upstairs room
Of the Garrett ranch house. threat
ening death to the boy should an
attempt 10 arrest him be made. was
shot aad killed this morning at day
break, after the boy had made his
escape. Wearied by his long vigil.
the outlaw fell into doZe and his
prisoner quickly seized the opportun-
ity 90 Jump from window.
HALF a dozen shots startled The
watchers and a moment later the boy
rushed from the direction of the
house. The man had attempted TO
Kill the lad when he discovered what
bad ,ranspired. The Finnish inter,
prefer called on tho desperate to
surrender but he refused and vol
lev Of shots was fred through the
floor from the room below.
Only one shot WAS fired Soon
The man fell TO the floor but. recov-
erinG himself, he jumped from the
window. A perfect fusIlade OF shots
was discharged AZ the leelng outlaw
by the posse on the outside of the
house A moment later the fugitive
fell moTtally wounded He died
while being taken to Nampa
An examination showed that the
body was rlddled with bullets. The
Identity OF the man has not been as
certalned.
The Garrett boy states that his cap
tor confessed to him that he was the
man who shot and seriously wounded
officer George Fleming at Nampa
last Tuesday morning.
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WOMAN HAD
HER vi rs
Proves Equal to the
Discourtesy of Street
Car Conductor.

New York, Nov. 19.-With a quar-
ter IN her hand and a baby In her
arms. woman got on a pay-as-you-
enter car in Third avenue yesterday.
Not understanding the formation OF
these conveyanceS. she hurled the
quarter I'm the box and demanded her
twenty cents from the conductor
You don't got no change from
me, he said. "Gwan up to hundred
and twentieth street for your change"
Not soothcd by these words, the
woman replied:
But | haven't any more money"
That amt no funeral OF mine,
was the reply.
Theu the woman showed her pres
ence of mind. She took her stand
on the back platform To each man
who boarded tho conveyance she eN-
planned the eXlgencieS OF hcr case
and promptly collected his fare When
She had netted twenty cents she
walked into the car and sat down.
And as passengers got of most every
body smiled at the conductor.
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arms We're around his neck ana Iuo
man held the. boy 10 his breast ine
man had on a black sweater ana tniS
he had pulled over his face as thousa
he had tried to protect himseI liouu
sufiocation The lads head "SS
tucked down under the mans coat.
That Is the way they died. we
found them about a hundred 1eeI
from the shaft | suppose the n,at
had been carrying the boy and lryi"s
TO get him 10 the airshaft.
The fire In the mine. through tne
efforts OF the Chicago fircmen. appdr-
emily was extlnguishcd early today, ;,
They fought the fire inch by incn'
said Thomas steele. superintendent
of the mine After We had been
down there nearly two hours before
daylight this morning | thought J.
was long enough for one effort and
started back. ] told tho tiremen 10
como back to rest They refused TO
como and kept on driving the fire
back. They stayed in the gallery TOT
two and Il half hours and did not
leave it until every trace of ire IN
tho vein had been cNtinSuiShed
The condition of the bodies showed
ludiA lutS Nltu llOlll olilbNsi'A'h
that they had been dead many DAYS.
Superintendent Steele declared that
his assertion that death came TO
every man in the mine before sum
down on Saturday the day of the fire,
was clearly demonstrated by the dis
closures.
Water was poured into the mine
during the fire without quenchinG 1t
The water converted into rivers the
floors of the vein whore lay the dead.
The heat OF the flames boiled the wa
, ter, and in 1t lay the unfortunate
dead That they did not die by fire
is evident, because the clothing was
not even Scorched.
George S Rice and ]. W. Paul OF
the United States geological survey
today declared that no government
expert at the secret conference yes
terday advocated closing the mine
I'VE cannot discuss what occurred"
said Mr. Rice. but in justice to tho
government officials ii Is no moro
than fair to State all OF agreed that
efforts 10 recover the bodies and sub
due the fire should be continued.
This policy has been followed with
the success apparent today.
"Thc state inspectors have the mat.
ter completely In charge and are
using every practical means for sub
DUNG the fire with the view OF recoy.
ering the entombed men. The FIRE
appears TO be one of considerable
area, complicated by falls. which Will
require great care for the protection
of those fighting the fire and consid-
cradle time in cffecting a safe en-
trance into the mine proper, whero
the majority of the men work."
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(By Dolly Dimple)

Well. my dear friends, all is over.
and now that it is. womanlike. don't
know whether to be glad or sorry-
The Congress Dancing academy
proved my undoinG, and now | am
Tree once more.
My captor is very pretty little
blonde. Miss BeatriX Musscr, who re-
sides at 1854 Washington avenue,
She is a stenographer In the employ
of the \. o. Ogden company,
clothiers.
But TO begin at the beginning |
wish 10 extend my thanks 10 all the
nice Ogdeuites who assembled at the
Orpheum last night tc greet me. for
your cordial reception of me and your
evident friendliness. My foolish little
impromptu speech was generously ap
pIauded and everybody seemed ever
so good-natured.
That Dream Of Hat.
am sure YOU all admired my
dream OF a hat. did you not? bought
IL right here in Ogden. 1t comes from
the smart establishment of y. l..
Spurgeon, where | saw a perfectly
stunning exhibit of millinery. If, like
me. hats are weakness of yours.
/ would advise you to visit Spur
geon S. There are some dreams there
In CLASSY Paris models. which maG Q
YOU guilty Of the sin of covctcous-
ness. and cause Won 10 torSwcar can
DIV and sodas indefinitely so that YOU
may possess one of the new imported
beavers or an angel OF hat in fur.
q DANDY Show
There is n dandy show at the Or
pheum this week. Every name on the
program is thoroughly familiar to me.
I have seen the same lames an
nounced on the billboardS OF all the
big cities. from New York 90 San
Francisco. For the excellence of its
shows. the Orpheum enjoys conti-
mental reputation. and Ogdon is the
FIRST CITY where | have seen an Or
phcum thcster where the house is noS
packed. The splendid show there
this week drew packed houses In Salt
Lake last week Really, l wonder II
Ogdenites realize that an excellent
institution, giving flrst-class enter
tainment. as does the Orpheum.
would pack them in most cities.
! did not see all Of the show-only
1e first two acts
Sansonc & Della do marvellous
ymnastic act. and The little lady Is
no dalntlest bit OF femininity imag-
nable
RAY Montgomery and the Healy Sis
ters do some very original dancing
and have some dandy songs Their
act Is neat and clever. and II you like
clever dancing you can't afford TO
miss them.
Was Going 10 the Dance.
When | lef, tho Orphcum ! made 4
rapid change for my appointment az
the Congress Dancing academy, and
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bIR I'll RA IE-
deere EASINC
Upper Crust of Society
Failing to Keep Up
With Deaths.

ithaca. y. Y. Nov. 19.-If the pres
cnt decline In the birth rate should
continue for $50 years. there would
he no births at that time. according 10
Professor Walter +. Wilcox. the sta
bstician or Cornell university.
1T Is not the decrease in the birlh
ratc that is disturbing" said Proics-
snr Wilcox. but rather the fact that
decrease IS greater among the classes
whose children would probably in'
hcrit most social worth and capacity
for leadership. Thus figures from
Harvard college indicates that each
loo graduates will produce In the
next generation only seVeniy-toree
soma. Tho native American papuia-
ton. that at least in New England and
New York. loses more by deaths than
" gains hy births"
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1890 found me anXiously skirting
the vicinity of that place, watching
for an opportunity to otter. The
nighborhood was not deserted | no
ticed. and was just about TO change
my mind and return at about II.
when a pretty excited girl confronted
me as ! turned about to rctracc my
steps. and holding TO my view copy
of the Ogden Standard, repeated the
salutation. | at once perceived the
omission of Best home paper of Og-
den so | said, NO, but | am going
to the dance. Want TO come along?"
Heard the Magic Words.
This was right near the new post
Office The girl hesitated moment
looked puzzled and then acquiesced
] had great difficulty 10 restrain my
laughter. We started along and she
began repeating tho magic sentence
To herself I'm an undertone, | linked
my arm famillarly through hers "A
we dew near the academy, an action
She appeared too surprised to resent
Just as we were entering the acad-
emy she said, "Oh. / know. | said It
wrong." and shc again repeated it.
this time getting it right
yes, | am | admitted. but let's
go up anyhow
Upstairs | bought my ticket of a
pretty dark-eyed young girl and en-
tered We passed right into the la
dies dressing room and sat down. |
was a dreadfully shabby looking oh
ject. and the little blonde girl who
captured me was politely trying to
Stide her amusement
Captured the Second Time.
There was a cute baby asleep in
his go-cart i'm the room and ran over
TO him and began to adm re him. HIS
mother came I'm and had asked his
name. his agc and several other little
things before his mother gave start
reached under the covers Of the baby
carriage for a copy of the Standard
and saluted
Il am already captured" | told her.
and the news soon spread through the
hall. | entered the hall and sat down
a moment Mr. / F. Flinders. the
genial manager Of the academy. spied
me and asked me if / wouldn't take
off my hat and coat and remain a
while.
A crowd OF wondering. nuttering.
charming remIninIty followed me into
tho dressing room. whore removed
my dreadful wraps. | heard the most
curious remarks. the most amusing
Of all being one made by Young girl
In the crowd
Dolly Receives JaTring.
why. she's not nit PRETTY" said
the girl in tones Of such dlsappoint-
ment that | laughed aloud.
After | had checked my wraps
Continued on Page Fiye.)
II is worth The poultry raissr's while
10 remember that an Garth floor IL
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AME: RICANS
EXECUT TED
And Now ZeIaya Must
Answer TO This
Government

Washington, Nov. ia tense sit
uaton exists today as the result of
the execution of the two Americans.
Cannon and Grace, in Nicaragua, by
order OF President Zelaya. Tho state
department having been, for nearly
fortyreiGht hours. I'm possession OF
the main facts, has adopted an atti-
tude of reserve and is waiting some
sort Of an explanation from the Mic
araguan government.
1t is assumed that the press dcs-
patches received last night from
Mauagua are accurate, In that the
mea wee executed on a charge that
they had attempted, by the use OF
dynamite mines, TO blow up some OF
President Zclaya's troop transports.
If the department advices confirm
this story, the question Will be wheth-
er the charge against the mon, as-
suming that 1t Is proven, justified
their execution.
Ii the department advlces confirm
this story. the question will be wheth-
er the charge against the men, as
sumlng that it is proven, justified
their execution.
Probably everything will depend on
the method pursued by Cannon and
Grace in their attacks on Zelaya's
forces Il
Ii it should appear that the Amer
leans slipped within the lines of the
government forces under DISCUSSES
when they planted their mines. they
might be regarded as spies. and so
subject 10 summary execution. But
if they engaged In their work openly
IL Will probably be held that they
should have been treated as prison
erS OF war on the theory that an ,at,
tack upon a ship by a mine is a legili-
mate act of lawful war.
In the latter case there is no doubt
that President Zelaya will be called
to account and ample reparation de-
manded.
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AERO CLUBS IN MANY

New York. Nov. 1S.-A half-dozen
of the larger colleges have already
organized aero clubs and there is a
strong probability that competitive
intercollegiate meet Will be held in
the near iuture. The University OF
Noirc Dame. Indiana. the Massachu-
sets Institute OF Technology, Har-
vaTd and the University of Pennsyl-
vania are among the leaders in tho
movement The latter institution will
have a balloon ascension on Thanks
giving day over Franklin field. Just
before the football game with Cornell
The Pennsylvania students will pur.
chase an areoplane in the spring and
issue challenges to other colleges.
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FRANCE CHANGES ITS
PROCEDURE IN COURT

Paris Nov 19.-For the first time
In French assize court, a trial was
conducted today after the Anglo
Saxon fashion. This was in fulfill
ment Of the wish OF Minister of JUS
tice Bartho. that certain reforms DO
instituted, including the doing away
of the judges Interrogation of tha
prisoner. Today tho public prose
cutor conducted the examination OF
witnesses. as is the practice In the
courts of the United States. and at
the conclusion of this examination
the prosecutor asked for the dis.
charge of the accused on the ground
that the evidence developed was in.
sufficient
Deputy Moquillet introduced In the
chamber OF deputies today a hill pro
yiding that witnesses in court trials
may have lawyer present when
they are examined
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SEARCHING FOR THE LOST
ASTORS IN CARIBBEAN SEA

Now York. Nov 19.-Many vessels
in thet Caribbean sea today are ON the
lookout for John Jacob Astor's steam
yacht Nourmahal. having her owner
aud his son Vincent on board. which
has not been heard from since she
was reported sailing from Kingston,
Jamaica, presumably for Porto Rico
TWO weeks aco. In the interim. West
indian waters have been hurricane
swept. cables have been interrupted
and there Is anxiety for the safety
OF those no board the yacht
Today the cable lines 10 Porto Rico
were snll ont Of commission. Wire
less apfaratUs. however. Is being ex-
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UTAH COPPER COMPANY
SUED FOR DAMAGES

Suit is filed In the United States
district court by Mrs. Lydia Viola
Roylancc and her nine children
against the Utah Copper company to
recover S50.nl0 damages for the death
of her husband at the company $
workings In Bingham canyon Roy
lance. it IS alleged. was walking on
treste in course OF work which he
was doing under contract for the COM
pany, when an engine ran him down.
severiug both less and inficting other
injuries. which resulted i'm death.
The engine, 1t Is alleged in the com
plant, could not be seen because OF
a dense fog. and tho whistle on tho
locomotive was not sounded
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SETTLED WITH THIS MAN.

Guthrie. Okla. Nov. 19-Tt Is an
nounced that the officers of the de-
funct Columbia Bank 6 Trust COM
Dany of Oklahoma City have made a
settlement with George II. Anderson
of Roseyille illinois. who resently
brought an action In the federal court
hero to compel A. NJ. Young, state
bank commissioner. TO pay TO him a
claim of 5000 against tho bank.
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sL75@S.25; heavy. s775@S.25, rough.
SL15a19O; good to choice heavy.
SG90@S.25: pigs, s6.10@ 40; bulk of
sales. S7959S.20. tSheep-Receipts
estimated a. 10000, market steady.
Native, s2.9O@510; Western $4,000
$40; yearllnGs, S5.25@6.50; lambs,
0atiye. $i-75@ 80. Western, $4,000
40.
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Miss Musser's Sworn Statement
OGDEN, UTAH, Nov. -, 1909.

OGDEN, UTAH, Nov -, 1909.
State of Utah. County of Webef-ss:
], Beatrx M,sser of Ogden Utah in the County of We
Der, oath and dcpoSc and say:
FIRST-That | am a resident of the City of Ogden,
Aforesaid
SECOND-That Thursday night, November Is, /
cosed SAID Miss Dolly DmpeS and complied in every way
with the and conditions forth in the Ogden Stand
ard and identified her
TIIIRD-Ghat have received Information from any
person connected directly indirectly with the Ogden Stand
ard Miss Dolly Dmpes that might assist me in
affecting her capture.
(Signed) BEATRIX MUSSEK.
Sworn TO and subscribed before this 10Th day of No
vember 1909 (Seal) SETH f. THOMAS,
Notary Public.
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DYNAMITEO SAFE.

Des Molnes, Ia, Nov 1.-TWO
masked men dynamited the safe in
the Bank of Allenman, small sta
ton ten miles north of DeS Mones
early today and obtained $1,000 and
escaped.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Nov. 19.-CaIlc-Rc-
ccipts estimated at 1000. market
weak Bceyes, si00N9.25; Texas
steers. s3T5GA25; We5tern steeTs,
$A.25G75O; stockers and fcedc-5.
S3.95d $50. cows aud heifers. $1,000
SO; calves. S6.25dS.75. Hogs-kc'
ceipts estimated AT lS.o0G; market
steady Eight $1,000 $40. mixed.
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NEVADA sHERIFFs
SEARCH FOR sARR

Reno. Nev Nov 1S-PecuIinr in.
terest Is attached To the identity of
Charles Barr by the California an.
thorities as just announced. through
the fact that all the sheriffs of this
state, including Sherin Farrell of Wa.
shoe county have been continually on
the watch for the alleged murderer
of Sheriff Lambs deputy. William
Larkin. al Winnemucca, some months
ago.
II will be remembered that Lar
kin hold a warrant for the arrest of
Barr and went nfic~ him. AS tho
deputy approached the fugitive Barr
turned around quickly and fred at the
officer, killing him Instantly Barr
then made his escape
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Miss Musser's Receipt.
OGDEN, UTAH, Nov. 10, 1909.
Dolly Dimples' Sworn Statement
OGDEN, UTAH, Nov. 10, 1909.

OGDEN, UTAH Nov. 10, 1909.
State of Utah, County of Weber-ss:
Dolly Dmples being duly sworn deposes and saws that
she engaged by the Ogden Standard the
the mysterious Dolly Dmpes that she did enact role
November II TO November Is That during said nobody
accostcd her accordance with hc conditions of the
published in the Ogden Standard until November
she for the first time properly sauted by Miss BearX
NIuSScr, No 1854 Washington Ave She further
she has actually and person been all places described
and mentioned by her in the Ogden Standard the
stated and has faithfully carried out all pledges made by her
the people through the Ogden Standard and that she has
given information directly indirectly to person
IN helping TO effect her capture
(Signed) DOLLY DINIPLES.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 1t9h day of No
vcmbcr, 1909. (Sea) SETH f. THOMAS,
Notary Public.
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DEAD ARE Being IDENTIFIED BY THE
WOMEN AND Chill LDREN OF CHERRY

unhoallhml when the location is ma
turally wet and not well drained. with
this kind of a location II viii pay TO
put IN board floor.
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Panama, Nov 19-Passengers ar
irving here from Nicaragua report
Prenident Ielaya has severed rela-
Tons with Jose De OlIyarcs and that
the latters home at Managua is
guarded day and night. They say
1000 persons have been imprisoned
at the capital either because they
were suspected OF disloyalty or had
refused To contribute TO th war tax.
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] should rather have one happy hen
than two grumpy ones. A happy beh
Is the one that fattens the pocket.
book; a hen with crouch isn't worth
her space, no matter what her breed
may be.
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, c Q Q 9 Q G . Q Q 0 Q 0 Q c
CHILE WILLING TO SETTLE.

Santiago. Chile. Nov. 10
Thc Chilean government today
opened negotiations with
Washington. with a Wow 10
submitting The Alsop claim of
the United States against
Chile TO specially const-
tutcd court OF arbitration at
The Hague.